Pakistan Plans to Acquire 40 Planes of China’s Latest Stealth Fighter J-35

Pakistan

The strategic alliance between Pakistan and China continues to deepen, as recent reports reveal Pakistan’s plans to procure 40 units of China’s advanced stealth fighter jet, the J-35. If realized, this deal would mark a significant milestone in global military aviation, as it would be the first export of China’s fifth-generation fighter jets. The development … Read more

Nearly half of the children in Balochistan Affected by Malnutrition

Balochistan

Balochistan, the largest province in Pakistan by area, faces a critical and persistent challenge: malnutrition among its children. A recent nutrition survey paints a grim picture, revealing that nearly half—49.6%—of children across all 36 districts are at severe risk. This alarming statistic has brought to light a silent crisis that affects not only the physical … Read more

Residents of Karachi Protest Against Prolonged Power Outages

Karachi

Pakistan continues to grapple with a severe power crisis, leaving its citizens in disarray. From Karachi to Battagram, the power outages lasting over 12 hours daily have sparked widespread protests and growing frustration. In regions such as Karachi, these outages have been coupled with water shortages, amplifying the challenges faced by residents. Meanwhile, the government’s … Read more

Pakistan’s Ballistic Missile Program Emerging Threat to US – WH Official

Pakistan's Ballistic Missile Program

The evolving dynamics of Pakistan’s ballistic missile program have become a subject of significant concern for the United States. Recent statements by US Deputy National Security Advisor Jon Finer underscore the potential implications of this development, highlighting a shift in strategic focus that extends far beyond South Asia. As tensions rise and alliances shift, this … Read more

Pakistan Puts 4,300 Beggars on No-Fly List After Threat from Middle Eastern Countries

Pakistan

Pakistan, grappling with economic instability and social challenges, has been forced to take a hard stance on an issue that has reached international proportions: the export of beggars. The government recently placed 4,300 individuals on its Exit Control List (ECL), effectively barring them from leaving the country. This drastic step follows warnings from Middle Eastern … Read more

I Want to Be Richer Than Pakistan: Shoaib Akhtar

Shoaib Akhtar

Legendary Pakistani fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar, known for his fiery bowling and candid statements, has once again made headlines with an ambitious claim: he wants to become the first billionaire in US dollars from Pakistan and surpass the wealth of his entire country. Speaking on the TNKS podcast, Akhtar shared his vision, motivations, and reflections … Read more

What Happened to Massive Oil and Gas Reserves Found in Pakistan Three Months Ago?

Massive Oil and Gas Reserves Found in Pakistan

What Happened to Massive Oil and Gas Reserves Found in Pakistan Three Months Ago? The discovery of oil and gas reserves in Pakistan’s maritime region brought a wave of hope, but its current status raises more questions than answers. The promise of newfound oil and gas reserves in Pakistan’s waters had the nation buzzing three … Read more

Pakistan’s Debt Surges by PKR 4,303 Billion Amid Economic Crisis

Pakistan

Pakistan is facing an unprecedented economic crisis as its total debt surged by PKR 4,303 billion within the first eight months of the current government’s tenure. This increase has pushed the total debt to a staggering PKR 70.36 trillion as of October, raising significant concerns about the country’s financial stability. While domestic debt saw a … Read more

Pakistan Gets $330 Million Loan from ADB Amid World Bank’s $500 Million Loan Cancellation

Pakistan

Pakistan recently secured a $330 million loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to fund the Integrated Social Protection Development Programme (ISPDP). However, this positive development comes against the backdrop of a significant financial setback as the World Bank canceled a $500–600 million loan. This mixed scenario underscores the challenges Pakistan faces in securing external … Read more

Sara Sharif’s Grandfather Says He Will Fight to Keep Her Siblings in Pakistan

Sara Sharif

The tragic case of Sara Sharif, a 10-year-old girl who was murdered in Surrey, has taken another dramatic turn as her grandfather, Muhammad Sharif, announced his determination to keep her siblings in Pakistan. While the legal proceedings continue in both Pakistan and the UK, emotions run high on both sides as the debate over the … Read more