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14 May, 2026

Henley places Pakistani passport on 100th spot

For decades, the green-bound Pakistani passport has been a symbol of a nation struggling to reconcile its global ambitions with a shrinking diplomatic reality. On Thursday, that reality hit a new low-point

WORLD

13 May, 2026

No More Hiding: ATC Declares Saad Rizvi and 23 TLP Leaders “Proclaimed Offenders”

LAHORE — The legal net is tightening around the leadership of the banned Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP). In a decisive move on Tuesday, an Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) officially declared party chief Saad Rizvi

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11 May, 2026

Widow Beaten for Taking Bread: Peshawar Case Exposes Pakistan’s Cruel Inequalities

Two days ago in Peshawar’s historic Qissa Khwani Bazaar, a scene unfolded that has come to define the harsh contradictions of life in Pakistan. A starving widow picked up a single loaf

Brewing Under the Crescent: Pakistan’s oldest company thrives by supplying what the nation denies wanting

ISLAMABAD — In a country where ordering a beer in public can provoke scandal — or worse — the survival of Pakistan’s oldest company is an improbable story of adaptation, contradiction and

04 Jan, 2026

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In Pakistan, a New Wave of Punitive Actions Deepens Fears Over Shrinking Civic Freedoms

ISLAMABAD and LAHORE — Pakistan opened the new year with two sweeping moves against journalists and lawyers, intensifying concerns among rights groups that the country is entering one of its most repressive

04 Jan, 2026

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Pakistan’s Slide in the Global Peace Index Exposes a Region Moving in Divergent Directions

South Asia’s security landscape has long been shaped by its two largest states, India and Pakistan—nuclear‑armed rivals whose trajectories often define the region’s political temperature. But the Global Peace Index 2025 draws

29 Dec, 2025

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Pakistan’s Gaza Calculus Tests Its U.S. Ambitions — and Its Nerves

WASHINGTON — Pakistan’s tentative openness to joining a proposed International Stabilisation Force for Gaza has drawn rare praise from Washington, but it has also exposed the deep contradictions in Islamabad’s foreign policy

20 Dec, 2025

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In Balochistan, Security‑First Doctrine Fuels Disappearances and Distrust

QUETTA, Pakistan — A surge of alleged enforced disappearances in Balochistan is provoking alarm at home and abroad, reviving long‑standing fears about state overreach, weak accountability, and a judiciary struggling to assert

16 Dec, 2025

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Pakistan Sentences Ex‑Spy Chief, Once Ally of Imran Khan, to 14 Years

In a stunning turn for Pakistan’s powerful military establishment, Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Faiz Hameed, once the head of the country’s feared Inter‑Services Intelligence agency, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison

11 Dec, 2025

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Bangladesh’s Militant Pipeline to Pakistan Exposes Yunus Government’s Failures

DHAKA, Bangladesh — A troubling new front in South Asia’s militant landscape has emerged: young Bangladeshis are being recruited into Pakistan’s Tehreek-i-Taliban (TTP) and other extremist groups. At least four have already

09 Dec, 2025

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Afghanistan Turns Away From Pakistan as Border Closures Push Trade Elsewhere

Kabul — Afghanistan is rapidly reorienting its trade routes away from Pakistan, turning instead to Iran, India, and Central Asia, after repeated border closures at Torkham and Chaman left trucks stranded, goods

08 Dec, 2025

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Pipeline to Power, But Not to the People

DERA BUGTI, Balochistan — Steel pipelines cut across the barren hills, carrying natural gas that has powered Pakistan’s industries and lit its homes for more than seventy years. They are symbols of

07 Dec, 2025

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Pakistan Military Spokesman Rebukes Imran Khan, Escalating Civil-Military Rift

ISLAMABAD — Pakistan’s military has delivered one of its sharpest public rebukes yet to former Prime Minister Imran Khan, underscoring the deepening confrontation between the country’s most powerful institution and its most

05 Dec, 2025

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Pakistan - Page 3

Henley places Pakistani passport on 100th spot

No More Hiding: ATC Declares Saad Rizvi and 23 TLP Leaders “Proclaimed Offenders”

Widow Beaten for Taking Bread: Peshawar Case Exposes Pakistan’s Cruel Inequalities

Brewing Under the Crescent: Pakistan’s oldest company thrives by supplying what the nation denies wanting

In Pakistan, a New Wave of Punitive Actions Deepens Fears Over Shrinking Civic Freedoms

Pakistan’s Slide in the Global Peace Index Exposes a Region Moving in Divergent Directions

Pakistan’s Gaza Calculus Tests Its U.S. Ambitions — and Its Nerves

In Balochistan, Security‑First Doctrine Fuels Disappearances and Distrust

Pakistan Sentences Ex‑Spy Chief, Once Ally of Imran Khan, to 14 Years

Bangladesh’s Militant Pipeline to Pakistan Exposes Yunus Government’s Failures

Afghanistan Turns Away From Pakistan as Border Closures Push Trade Elsewhere

Pipeline to Power, But Not to the People

Pakistan Military Spokesman Rebukes Imran Khan, Escalating Civil-Military Rift

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