The United States has renewed threats of military action against Iran following inconclusive nuclear talks in Geneva. While diplomacy continues, Washington is reinforcing its military assets in the region as Tehran refuses to halt uranium enrichment or limit its missile program.
The Government of Punjab is under intense social media scrutiny after reports surfaced of its alleged acquisition of a 2019 Gulfstream G500 business jet worth up to $42 million.
Iran has indicated it is seeking a nuclear agreement with the United States that delivers swift economic benefits for both sides, ahead of a second round of talks in Geneva. Iranian officials suggested cooperation in oil, gas, mining, and aviation sectors could form part of a broader deal.
Speaking at the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he told U.S. President Donald Trump that any agreement with Iran must dismantle its nuclear infrastructure—not merely halt uranium enrichment.
Following Pakistan’s heavy defeat to India in the T20 World Cup, former fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar launched a scathing attack on the Pakistan Cricket Board, indirectly targeting chairman Mohsin Naqvi. He questioned the competence of the current leadership and criticized what he called the “superstar culture” surrounding Babar Azam.
Pakistan and Bangladesh are discussing the launch of a direct ferry service and shipping line to enhance bilateral trade, tourism, and maritime cooperation. The move marks a significant step toward improving economic ties and regional connectivity following renewed diplomatic engagement between the two nations.
Former Prime Minister Imran Khan has told the Supreme Court, through a report submitted by Barrister Salman Safdar, that he has lost 85% vision in his right eye following a blood clot. Taking notice of the matter, the Supreme Court directed the government to conduct a proper medical inspection.
The United States has approved $1.3 billion in financing for Pakistan’s Reko Diq copper and gold project during the 2026 Critical Minerals Ministerial in Washington. The decision highlights growing U.S. engagement in diversifying global critical mineral supply chains, with Pakistan emerging as a key partner amid rising foreign investment in its underdeveloped mineral sector.
