A senior leader’s allegations about Rafale jets and India’s aerial combat losses expose the Modi government’s double standards in silencing dissent and shielding corruption

Does the US president pose a clear threat to democracy?

Pakistan’s four-star general has offered reassurances about troop drawdowns, but his warning about possible miscalculations underlines the fragile nature of strategic balance in South Asia

Islamabad has upgraded its diplomatic presence in Afghanistan by appointing an ambassador, marking a significant step towards mending ties with the Taliban-led Afghan administration

What motivated the father of Pakistan’s nuclear bomb — wealth or a higher calling? That’s the question this veteran reporter seeks to answer

As India aggressively pushes its narrative across global capitals through multiple parliamentary delegations, Pakistan’s slow response reflects strategic complacency and a worrying lack of urgency

AFP Fact Check has debunked social media claims that falsely portrayed a missile strike on Pakistan’s Nur Khan Airbase using a decades-old photo from the Chernobyl disaster

THE Taliban-led Afghan government has begun targeting extremist factions threatening Pakistan, offering fresh hope for stability and renewed cooperation between Kabul and Islamabad

While India has launched a multi-party diplomatic campaign to shape the global narrative, Pakistan’s delayed and limited response reveals deeper structural weaknesses

With more than three-quarters of the Strip now under control of Israeli forces, world leaders do precious little to stop the ongoing genocide

Among the country's Hindu majority, suspicion and targeting of Muslims have intensified in the wake of deadly Kashmir attack

Amid criticism of Israel’s military campaign in Gaza, Prime Minister Netanyahu remains unmoved, continuing a long tradition of Israeli defiance in the face of global condemnation

More than a month after India announced its unilateral suspension of the treaty, Pakistan has yet to take the matter to any international forum

The Trump administration tries to revoke Harvard University’s right to enrol foreign students. However, a judge blocks the move for now

With China playing a vital role, Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to exchange ambassadors for the first time since the Taliban’s return to power

While Gen Asim Munir is promoted, Imran Khan remains defiant, resisting calls from party colleagues to adopt a more conciliatory tone

The murder of two Israelis in the US capital — apparently by a non-Muslim activist — has raised questions about growing frustration in the West over atrocities in Gaza

The PTI has extended an olive branch to Field Marshal Gen Asim Munir. Will this shift in stance prove to be a real turning point for Imran Khan and company, or is it a case of too little, too late?

The military directly blames Delhi for a bomb attack on a school bus carrying 46 children in Khuzdar, Balochistan

India reels from military miscalculations and political firestorms as the ruling party targets Rahul Gandhi in an obnoxious attack