Ahead of Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov’s two-day visit to New Delhi, the US deputy national security adviser for economics Daleep Singh has warned India that there will be consequences awaiting countries looking to avoid US sanctions against Russia.

Pakistan has leveled the series with a win on Thursday. The host had lost the first ODI match against the visiting Australian team attracting criticism from the cricket fans.

It is interesting to note that both India, a Non-Aligned country taunted by Dulles for “sitting on the fence”, and Pakistan, “the most allied ally of the United States”, continued to get American military and economic assistance throughout the Cold War period.

This is the high time for the nation to stand and compel political stakeholders to give a unanimous message to the west and Europe that: Pakistan is an absolutely independent sovereign state; no one can dictate its foreign policy.

During Thursday's address to the nation, PM Khan - in an apparent slip of tongue - named the US as behind the conspiracy against him. Both the White House and the US State Department responded to the allegations.

The military-to-military relations, serving as the mainstay of the China-Pakistan friendship, have played an important role in the development of bilateral relations for a long time.

Encompassing 140 countries, the aftermath of the conflict will not only put a dent in the economic prowess of China but a surfeit of other countries. For China, the expansive flat Russian land serves as a viable route into the prosperous European markets.

The Committee had decided to issue a strong demarche both in Islamabad and in the country’s capital through proper channels in keeping with diplomatic norms.

Taking to Twitter, Atif Khan shared the news while posting an old picture of his with Imran Khan. Furthermore, Minister Atif Khan is known to have differences with KPK Chief Minister Mahmood Khan.

“I will fight if you think this conspiracy will succeed. Future generations will not forgive them. They should not have any misconceptions. It will make no difference to me as I live in my own house, bear my own expenses, and have no family member in politics,” PM Khan.

The Chinese Assistant Foreign Minister Hua Chunying posted on Twitter that "China will, as always, support Pakistan in defending national sovereignty, territorial integrity and national dignity. We will be Pakistan's most reliable partner and staunchest supporter."

Once completed, the 48 MW JHPP-II will contribute significantly toward electrical power generation in AJ&K by harnessing the hydro energy in the corridor. As a result, it will boost macro-economic benefits relating to employment, education, tourism, etc.