West faces mounting criticism over Afghan crisis

  The Western powers face mounting criticism over its mishandling of Afghan crisis. A NATO official said on Friday that more than 18000 people have...

Pakistan slams India for faking image as a champion against terrorism

Pakistan has deplored India’s attempt to project itself as a champion against international terrorism, as it did in the UN Security Council on Thursday,...

Afghans facing intense food insecurity: WFP

One in three Afghans is at dire risk of food insecurity. The conflict has uprooted all existing mechanisms to support civillians.

Indian firm invests $1 million in Turkish drone company

Zyrone Dynamics to enter Indian and Asian markets thank to big new investment

SBP approves Rs82.6mn interest-free student loan scheme

The Apex Committee for Student Loan Scheme has approved Rs82.6 million for deserving students who can't afford undergraduate and further education in Pakistan. The SBP has also released the first list of the students who have successfully availed of this offer.

WSJ: Sec Blinken was warned about Kabul’s Fall

About two dozen U.S. diplomats in Afghanistan sent an internal cable last month warning Secretary of State Antony Blinken of the potential fall of...

PIA evacuate 350 more people from Kabul

Pakistan has continued to play a positive role amidst chaos in Afghanistan. It is still offering save evacuations and transit routes to those who wish to travel back home.

Taliban digging door to door for US helpers, UN Documents

The Taliban have been conducting "targeted door-to-door visits" of individuals they want to apprehend and their family members, the report says.

Erdogan willing to talk to Afghan Taliban

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that Ankara is willing to cooperate with the Taliban after they took over Kabul on 15th August....

Ex-Mi6 chief blames ISI for Taliban victory

The ex-M16 chief blamed Pakistan’s intelligence service ISI for its support and backing to the Afghan Taliban as they gained control of Kabul at a speed no one predicted.

T-bills bounce back as foreign investors show confidence

Pakistan's treasury bills and Pakistan Investment Bonds have made a recovery in the fiscal year 2022, meaning once again the inflows are greater than the outflows. T-bills and PIBs did really well during the FY20, till March 2020, when the pandemic began economic disruptions. However, even today, the investors are only eyeing the short-term T-bills.

India to buy 70,000 latest AK rifles from Russia

India inks deal with Russia to immediately procure latest AK rifles off the shelf. The assault rifles will currently replace the 5.56×45 mm INSAS (Indian Small Arms System) rifles with the armed forces.