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Pakistan's role in U.S.-Iran diplomacy is giving Islamabad fresh strategic relevance while testing its ability to balance ties across a divided region.
Amnesty International has called for the abolition of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in a recent report highlighting severe human rights violations

China has warned it could retaliate if Washington follows through with restrictions on new robot imports, turning robotics into another flashpoint in the wider U.S.-China technology race.

Oil prices moved higher as U.S.-Iran diplomacy stalled and reduced traffic through the Strait of Hormuz renewed concern about global energy supplies.
Iran has indicated a readiness to engage in discussions with the U.S. to reduce tensions amid ongoing diplomatic efforts led by Pakistan and Qatar

Investigating Trump's secret deportation policies reveals thousands banished to unfamiliar lands, as depicted on a troubling map of human impact

Britain's foreign policy is about to get a distinctly greener orientation, with Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband set to signal that climate and overseas development will sit at the center of how the UK engages with the…
U.S. and Iranian negotiators are exploring a phased way out of war, focusing on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and addressing economic blockades
Pakistan’s automobile industry is facing fresh uncertainty after tariff changes under the government’s IMF-backed reform programme sharply reduced the gap between duties on imported fully built vehicles and locally…
Beijing’s tourism push is about more than numbers. According to an opinion piece in The Guardian by Zichen Wang, China is relaxing visa rules at a time when officials appear to be pursuing two goals at once: giving the…

Pakistan has an artificial intelligence policy. It was approved by the Federal Cabinet on 30 July 2025, it runs to six pillars, and roughly a year later most of the companies it governs still could not tell you what it…
The Trump administration has signed a commercial nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia that could open the door for American companies to play a leading role in the kingdom’s nuclear buildout, according to NPR News. The…
A U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement is sharpening worries that more countries may seek nuclear options as security guarantees weaken and rival powers look more threatening.

The Trump administration’s new A.I. safety review guidelines appear to draw a striking line between U.S. and Chinese developers, according to reporting from the New York Times Business. Based on the source report, the…
A new OICCI report says slow policy execution and uneven rules are costing Pakistan’s agriculture billions, with cotton output and maize growth both under pressure.
Donald Trump finalized a pivotal agreement with Greenland and Denmark, expanding U.S. military presence in the Arctic, enhancing security against global threats
A three-day pause in U.S. strikes on Iran has prompted a cooling of oil prices, though Washington maintains that military options remain available as regional tensions persist

KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi calls for a review of Pakistan's foreign and security policy after the deadly Kohat Police Lines attack.

Anyone working for foreign media, including Pakistanis, will now need permission to report from anywhere outside three major cities

The Trump administration is moving ahead with a fast-track military partnership with Colombia centered on efforts to target drug traffickers, according to reporting from The New York Times. The development comes as…
United States and Saudi Arabia carry out coordinated strikes against Iranian proxies in Iraq and Iran, as regional conflict escalates and oil shipping routes face mounting dangers.
Pakistan?s new foreign-media guidelines are drawing criticism from press-freedom groups over clearance rules for reporting beyond major cities.
On 2 October, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reported a 20% cut in military leadership, citing accountability, while critics term it a purge