The Washington Times declares 2025 a historic turning point in Pakistan–U.S. relations, citing a major shift in Washington’s strategy as President Donald Trump elevates Pakistan’s regional and strategic importance following the May conflict with India.
Pakistan’s Chief of Defence Forces Field Marshal Asim Munir met Libyan Armed Forces Commander Khalifa Haftar as both sides discussed defence cooperation, training and regional security, the army said.
The project aligns with the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor and aims to enhance connectivity with Central Asia, create jobs, add value to the economy, and incorporate environmental safeguards.
Pakistan’s Foreign Office has sought an explanation from India over abrupt fluctuations in the Chenab River’s flow, warning that the sudden reduction during a key agricultural period may violate the Indus Waters Treaty and international law.
