India receives S-400 missile supplies from Russia amid US sanctions threat

Moscow and New Delhi inked a $5.5 billion deal for the S-400 system in 2018, a move that opened India to possible US sanctions.

Sikhs warn India to reopen Kartarpur by 19 Nov

The Foreign Office spokesperson said that the Corridor was open from the Pakistan side and India was also expected to allow the Sikh pilgrims desiring to join the upcoming celebrations.

Russia launches new warplane in Dubai airshow as UAE waits for F35

The Checkmate, which is due to make its first test flight in 2023 and start production by 2026, has yet to seal an order. The Lockheed Martin F-35 entered service in 2015 with the US Marine Corps.

Palestine-Pakistan trade, tourism ties to take new shape

Ahmed Rabel appreciated Pakistan’s unflinching stance on Palestine cause and assistance to the oppressed Palestinian brethren facing Zionist Israeli occupation and oppression.

SAARC applauds Pakistan’s decision for abolishing tax on all Afghanistan imports

Pakistan has reduced taxes on imports from Afghanistan as border officials of both countries agreed to enhance bilateral trade via the Torkham border.

1 lac KP youth trained in IT sector: Asad Umar

The summit is a tech focused conference that consists of workshops, panel discussions and stalls to connect business leaders with entrepreneurs and allow them to shed light on key topics.

Russia, Turkey to jointly produce fifth gen fighter jet?

Turkey has maintained that it will choose arms sales partners regardless of outside pressure and in spite of its membership of the US-led NATO military bloc.

China announces “Pakistani Youth short videos competition”

This short videos competition will be implemented in two segments. In the first segment students and youth will prepare for and submit the short videos to the All Pakistan-China Friendship Association.

Biden and China’s Xi to meet virtually

China's President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Joe Biden will hold a virtual summit on Tuesday morning, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Saturday. The White House is setting low expectations for the video call between the leaders.

India rejects WTO fishing proposal as it favors rich nations

A draft text that would seek to end subsidies for illegal fishing will be discussed in late November at the WTO in Geneva. But an Indian commerce ministry official revealed that the ongoing discussions hadn't yet addressed the concerns of developing countries like India.

Russia may be plotting Ukraine invasion: US warns EU

US officials, including Secretary of State Antony Blinken, and the Pentagon have said they are closely monitoring the military buildup, but Bloomberg reported that the Biden administration has gone a step further and officially warned EU allies of a potential Russian military offensive.

Stocks up after US inflation scare

Fed officials have insisted that the jump in inflation will be temporary as the global economy slowly returns to a semblance of normality next year in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.