Pakistan

Understanding the Evolving Landscape of Pakistan-US Relations As the political landscape shifts around us, many are keeping a close eye on international relations, particularly the Pakistan-US dynamic. Just days before President Trump’s anticipated second inauguration, a senior Pakistani diplomat shared insights on what to expect in the coming term. The sentiment? Pakistan is in for […]

What’s Next for PRAL: Navigating Changes in Pakistan’s Tax System The recent decision by Amir Malik, the CEO of Pakistan Revenue automation Limited (PRAL), to decline a temporary extension of his tenure has stirred a wave of uncertainty within the organization and beyond. As the government grapples with plans to either shut down or restructure […]

Accident Near New Islamabad International Airport: A Closer Look On Saturday, a routine training flight turned into a close call when a private air club’s training aircraft crashed near the New Islamabad International Airport. Thankfully, both individuals on board, including a female trainee pilot, emerged without injuries. This incident, while alarming, highlights the importance of […]

Global Support for Pakistan Amid Catastrophic Floods Recently, Pakistan faced devastating monsoon floods, particularly in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P), leading to the tragic loss of at least 313 lives. The floods, coupled with torrential rains, have caused widespread destruction across various districts. In response, several countries have stepped forward, extending their condolences and support to Pakistan during […]

Bajaur: Curfew Imposed Amid Security Measures In a significant move to enhance security, the district administration of Bajaur has imposed a curfew across 24 localities in Mamond tehsil. This measure, which is part of a broader operation targeting terrorism, has raised concerns and discussions among residents and observers alike. According to an official notification approved […]

Tragedy Strikes: A Family’s Devastating Loss in Batkhela In a heartbreaking incident that has shocked the community, two children of senior Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI-F) leader Mufti Kifayatullah were tragically shot dead at their home in Batkhela, located in the Malakand district of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. The attack, alleged to have involved one of Kifayatullah’s own sons, also […]

The Tragic Case of a Mother’s Descent: Lessons on Mental Health Awareness In Karachi, a heartbreaking story has emerged that puts a spotlight on the complex issues surrounding mental health. A mother, named Adeeba, stands accused of taking the lives of her two young children, Sameeha and Zarrar. As details unfold, WhatsApp messages exchanged between […]

Supporting Flood Relief Efforts in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa: What You Need to Know The recent heavy rains and flash floods in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) have left a significant mark, resulting in devastating damage and loss of life. In a swift response, the K-P government has pledged Rs3 billion to assist in flood rescue and relief operations. This move […]

Devastating Floods in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: How Communities Are Coping Recent heavy rains have wreaked havoc across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (K-P), claiming the lives of at least 307 people and injuring dozens more. The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) reports that districts like Buner and Shangla have been hit the hardest, with Buner alone accounting for 184 […]

Pakistan’s Pursuit of Roosevelt Hotel Privatisation: What You Need to Know In an intriguing development for Pakistan’s strength in global partnerships, the government is planning to send a delegation from the Privatisation Commission to the United States. Their mission? To scout for consultants to help with the high-stakes privatisation of the famed Roosevelt Hotel in […]