US President Trump says ‘honoured’ to meet Pakistan army chief Munir; Iran discussed in talks
The meeting marked the first time a US president has hosted Pakistan’s army chief at the White House unaccompanied by senior civilian officials.
Anwar Iqbal
Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir in Washington for high-level talks
Sources said the army chief’s visit aims to reinforce military and strategic ties between Pakistan and the US, with meetings expected with senior US officials.
Pakistan’s battle with India to resume at diplomatic front
A high-level Pakistani delegation due in New York to counter Indian lobbying.
Gloves come off as US State Department vows to keep cancelling visas
Days when Israeli military actions in Gaza sparked US-wide protests across American campuses are now a thing of the past. Today, universities face a new reality, where even minor…
US President Trump’s aid cuts to hurt pro-democracy projects the most in Pakistan
Pakistani institutions, such as the Election Commission, have benefitted from Washington’s support in the past.
IMF board approves $7bn Extended Fund Facility for Pakistan: PMO
Speaking to reporters in New York, PM Shehbaz expressed optimism, reiterating his hope that this would be Pakistan’s final IMF-backed programme. “We are committed to ensuring…
Ties with Pakistan in best place, says US official
The assurance follows the recent adoption of a resolution by an overwhelming majority in the US Congress, expressing concerns about the state of democracy and human rights in…
US lawmakers urge Biden not to recognise new Pakistan govt
They have called for a transparent and credible investigation before recognising a new Pakistani government, citing evidence of violations and disruptions on election day.
Two-state solution to Palestine issue looks more viable now
The Gaza crisis, especially the death of more than 11,000 Palestinians, has once again highlighted the need for a lasting solution to the issue.
Experts flay Pakistan government’s ‘nonsensical’ economic policy
Scholar Shuja Nawaz warned that the current political crisis “has already weakened the economy and destroyed public trust.”