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Sunday, February 15, 2026

Regime Change: The US’ favorite weapon?

This forever-in-power elite’s coffers have swelled perpetually at the cost of Pakistan sinking to unimaginable depths. It has been a grotesque contrast of elite grandeur and citizen squalor, grotesque wealth, and excruciating poverty.

Taimur Jhagra: The world has done it, we can do it!

In the last 13 years, Pakistan has incurred more than 7 times jump in its pension bill which makes up 650 percent increase in pension bill

Health Minister wants people to stay at home during Eid

Health Minister Abdul Qadir Patel, during a media briefing today, urged the public to stay indoors during the Eid holidays to prevent the disease from spreading.

Russia tops India’s list of fertilizer suppliers

Moscow offers agri-produce at lower prices than China, Saudi Arabia, Morocco and Jordan

Pakistan Bureaucracy: Room without a view

Linking promotions and appointments to intelligence agencies ’frivolous and biased reports (especially in the case of the civilian reporting agencies), points to the complete failure of the responsible entities, be those bureaucratic or political.

Aneel Mussarat wins defamation case against right-wing Indian media

Aneel Mussarat took legal action against the Indian channel which worked out in his favor because the high court in London held that there was no evidence behind assertions that Aneel Musarrat was an "ISI stooge”.

IMF program postponed!

The IMF program has been further postponed and the point of dispute is the improvement of anti-corruption regulations

Partition of Punjab!

Coming to the act of partition, the British Government had appointed Sir Cyril Radcliffe as head of the Boundary Commission that demarcated the borders between India and Pakistan. He had never even visited the country.

Russia claims major victory as Ukraine’s forces withdraw from Lysychansk

The battlefield focus now shifts to the neighbouring Donetsk region, where Kyiv still controls swathes of territory.

Why Pakistan’s current situation takes us back to the past?

The current socio-economic-political crisis in Pakistan is characterized by a situation where the people are fighting for their survival against a consortium of mafias and political blackmailers. There are fully fledged foreign-sponsored insurgencies.

Japan protests against Chinese activity near disputed islands

Japanese officials regularly protest the presence of Chinese coastguard vessels in waters near the islands

IMF’s new conditions for Pakistan – “Do More”

With the start of the current 22nd program, Pakistan was asked to take tough measures, like the appointment of the Governor of the State Bank, and its high degree of autonomy, removal of subsidies, and burdening the nation with heavy taxes.
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