Pakistan

1.3 million children forced to work as labourers in Pakistan's Sindh

According to the survey, around two-thirds of 1.3 million children were engaged in the agriculture sector, followed by 12.4 per cent in manufacturing, while 10.8 per cent in wholesale/retail trade, a report published on the website of Pakistan daily Dawn said.

Oct 26, 2025

'Poverty surges to 39 pc': Pakistan moving faster towards destitution

Between fiscal years 2020 and 2025, the country has experienced severe volatility in inflation, GDP per capita growth, and sectoral performance, all of which have contributed to a sharp rise in poverty, the article states.

Oct 24, 2025

Pakistan's duplicity on Palestine, Taliban breeds a new TTP-like headache in Bangladesh

Analysts say that going forward, the HuT may create a big problem for both the establishment in Bangladesh as well as Pakistan. This HuT could clearly end up become the next Tehreek-e-Taliban, Pakistan (TTP) for the ISI when it comes to its plans in Bangladesh, officials also say.

Oct 23, 2025

Pakistan makes renewed bid at UN to defend its terrorists; India calls out its 'doublespeak'

Raghoo Puri, a first Secretary at India's UN Mission, sought to set Pakistan right, saying, "Terrorism is among the gravest of offences that fundamentally violates the core of humanity. It represents the worst of bigotry, violence, intolerance and fear and terrorists are the worst of the worst in humankind."

Oct 23, 2025

Pakistan bites bitter fruit of its Afghan blunders — tomato ₹600, ginger ₹750

The development comes amid rising tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan following Islamabad's airstrikes on Afghan territory and the mass deportation of Afghan refugees.

Oct 22, 2025

Pakistani authorities ask Afghan refugees to return voluntarily or face force

Safi said on Tuesday that the administration would arrange a transport for Afghan refugees to travel to Torkham border. He also warned that the government would use force if the refugees refused to return voluntarily, Pakistan's leading daily Dawn reported. Safi hoped that they won't reach that stage and told Afghan refugees having outstanding loans to share details about it in his office.

Oct 22, 2025

Pakistan becoming next fertile ground for Hamas to rejuvenate: Report

Since Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, Hamas's special representative in Pakistan, Naji Zaheer, has been invited to rallies and conferences as a guest of honour and shared the stage with US-designated terror groups Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Muhammad, according to a report in the US-based Middle East Forum. His presence in Pakistan shows "Islamabad's apparent tolerance, if not endorsement, of Hamas's agenda."

Oct 21, 2025

India's tough stance: No Diwali sweets exchanged with Pakistan Rangers at Rajasthan border

For decades, Indian and Pakistani soldiers have exchanged sweets and greetings on national and religious occasions such as Independence Day, Republic Day, Holi, Diwali, and Eid — a gesture symbolising goodwill and mutual respect despite tensions.

Oct 21, 2025

ISI picks Babbar Khalsa to lead unified terror network, launches massive recruitment drive

In all there are 41 groups and of these some are sympathetic towards the cause, while others take up the issue through violent means. While trying to revive one movement, the ISI felt that all these groups should work under one umbrella. Hence, it decided to let the BKI take the lead role, while the rest could work under its umbrella.

Oct 21, 2025

Afghanistan, Pakistan agree to immediate ceasefire after talks in Doha

According to the Qatari statement, the two neighbouring countries also agreed to establish mechanisms aimed at consolidating lasting peace and stability, with follow-up talks scheduled in the coming days to ensure the sustainability of the ceasefire.

Oct 19, 2025

Soaring food inflation hits Pakistan, citizens furious at government

Pakistan govt failed its citizens as soaring food inflation sparks fury

Wheat, which is the primary source of food and nutrition for most of the population, has witnessed a price appreciation of 30–50 per cent in just a month, according to the report in Directus.gr.

Oct 18, 2025

War abroad, turmoil within: Pakistan's costly gamble against Afghanistan

Pakistan has stated with no proof that the Afghan Taliban is backing the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). The TTP has inflicted heavy losses on the Pakistan Army, and statistics for this year show that in the first three quarters of 2025, the army has lost 2,400 of its personnel.

Oct 18, 2025

Pakistan: Roads sealed, communication lines cut in Islamabad and Rawalpindi

Pakistan's manufactured chaos: Durand Line clashes expose failing state's old playbook

The message from the Durand Line is clear: Pakistan is not a victim of instability—it is the architect of it. The border is bleeding not because of outsiders, but because of Pakistan's addiction to strategic deceit.

Oct 18, 2025

Clashes between banned TLP, police leave 'few' dead in Lahore

Ahl-e-Sunnah Pakistan: The new alliance that could push Pakistan into further chaos

Pakistan is already battling insurgency in KP and now with the Chief Minister extending his support to the TLP, the cause for concern is even more. The weekend in Pakistan is expected to be a tense one.

Oct 17, 2025

Pakistan's 'thousand cuts' strategy backfires: India stands strong as Islamabad bleeds on all fronts

The conflict with the Taliban is something that Pakistan may not have anticipated. The Taliban is clearly not an easy organisation to fight. The Taliban fighters do not fight in a structured manner, as it does not follow the standard rules of engagement. This is one of the main reasons why the Pakistan Army is facing embarrassing losses in the battle against the Taliban.

Oct 17, 2025

Pakistan still military society at heart with strong Islamist streak: Former Australia PM

"China's leadership is party dictatorship and not personal dictatorship. As Prime Minister, I used to say that India will emerge as a democratic superpower. Well, now that has happened. The PM of India is likely to be a leader of a free world in the next 40-50 years," the former Australian PM said.

Oct 17, 2025

Pakistan's debt spiral deepens: Another bailout on the horizon

Pakistan must meet over USD 23 billion in external debt repayments in the current fiscal year, and the central bank's estimates put total foreign debt repayments and interest at about USD 30.35 billion for the year, say media reports.

Oct 15, 2025

Pakistan's monster turns on its master: TLP now the new TTP for the establishment

While the TLP has towed the ISI's line for long, the outfit today has become aggressive as it tries to push a radical Islamist agenda. The TLP has been pushing for the imposition of Sharia law in Pakistan.

Oct 13, 2025

Pakistan juggles between China, US and beyond to help address domestic chaos

Pakistan's dual patronage: New geopolitical wildcard and India's strategic imperative

Pakistan's dual patronage may appear as geopolitical agility, but it is in essence a slow-motion loss of autonomy. A nation that once exported ideology now imports survival. Both the U.S. and China are writing Pakistan's future not in partnership, but in installments.

Oct 11, 2025

Pakistan juggles between China, US and beyond to help address domestic chaos

However, rising public concern about debt terms, slow project delivery, and limited local industrial spillovers has created domestic scrutiny and occasional friction. Afghanistan's Khaama Press on Saturday carried an article on how the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised an alarm over $ 11 billion discrepancy in Pakistan's trade data across the past two fiscal years.

Oct 11, 2025

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Pakistan

1.3 million children forced to work as labourers in Pakistan's Sindh

'Poverty surges to 39 pc': Pakistan moving faster towards destitution

Pakistan's duplicity on Palestine, Taliban breeds a new TTP-like headache in Bangladesh

Pakistan makes renewed bid at UN to defend its terrorists; India calls out its 'doublespeak'

Pakistan bites bitter fruit of its Afghan blunders — tomato ₹600, ginger ₹750

Pakistani authorities ask Afghan refugees to return voluntarily or face force

Pakistan becoming next fertile ground for Hamas to rejuvenate: Report

India's tough stance: No Diwali sweets exchanged with Pakistan Rangers at Rajasthan border

ISI picks Babbar Khalsa to lead unified terror network, launches massive recruitment drive

Afghanistan, Pakistan agree to immediate ceasefire after talks in Doha

Pakistan govt failed its citizens as soaring food inflation sparks fury

War abroad, turmoil within: Pakistan's costly gamble against Afghanistan

Pakistan's manufactured chaos: Durand Line clashes expose failing state's old playbook

Ahl-e-Sunnah Pakistan: The new alliance that could push Pakistan into further chaos

Pakistan's 'thousand cuts' strategy backfires: India stands strong as Islamabad bleeds on all fronts

Pakistan still military society at heart with strong Islamist streak: Former Australia PM

Pakistan's debt spiral deepens: Another bailout on the horizon

Pakistan's monster turns on its master: TLP now the new TTP for the establishment

Pakistan's dual patronage: New geopolitical wildcard and India's strategic imperative

Pakistan juggles between China, US and beyond to help address domestic chaos

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