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Sunday, November 9, 2025

Why the Ukraine war is the United States’ fault?

The current invasion of Ukraine has renewed several long-standing debates about the relationship between the U.S. and Russia. Although many critics of Putin have argued that he would pursue an aggressive foreign policy in former Soviet Republics regardless of Western involvement.

New Zealand’s Jacinda Ardern pays rich tribute to Benazir Bhutto

Addressing more than 1000 Harvard students, Jacinda Ardern invoked the memory of the late Benazir Bhutto, the first woman to head a democratic government in a Muslim country.

Rupee gains Rs3 against dollar after govt rollbacks fuel subsidy

The rupee finally gained Rs3 against the dollar on Friday as the dollar slid down to Rs199.50 in the interbank market.

The US containment policy of Russia

To protect the oil/gas fields and pipelines, the Pentagon dispatched to the Caspian region personnel from American Private Military Companies (PMCs) like Blackwater. The Caspian region had historically been dominated by Russia and Iran.

Securing energy through Nuclear

The estimated total hydropower potential of Pakistan is around 60,000 MWe, of which nearly 16% is currently exploited. The hydropower potential is concentrated in the northern mountainous region of the country, located far from load centers.

KSA extended $3b deposit after COAS Bajwa’s call: Miftah Ismail

The Minister said he is guaranteeing two things: the IMF programme will be restored, and Pakistan will not be going bankrupt.

Is US engaged with China in ‘new Cold War’? Blinken answers

"China and the U.S. both stand to gain from cooperation and lose from confrontation," embassy spokesperson Liu Pengyu said.

Yasin Malik Verdict: Another episode of unjust world

India no longer recognises the special status of Kashmir through international law which allows to certain degrees to hold armed struggle against foreign occupation. India feels pressureless as there is no stronger Kashmir diplomacy happening around.

Indian illegally occupied Kashmir witnesses surge in violence after Yasin Malik sentence

India and Pakistan each rule part of Kashmir and claim it in full. Mainly Hindu India has been fighting an armed insurgency in its portion of the region since the late 1980s.

Pakistan to trade in Chinese currency?

The government asked the finance ministry and the central bank to review the proposal of the Chinese authorities and take practical steps. It is expected that formal talks between the two countries will take place soon.

PDM govt succumbs to IMF as it hikes petrol rate

The new price of petrol will be 179.86 rupee per litre and diesel will be 174.15 rupee.

Int’l academics raise concern over Pakistani govt’s ‘fascism’

In an open letter, academics from international universities urged Pakistan's incumbent government to adhere to and ensure basic human rights. Renowned Professor Noam Chomsky was also one of the signatories.