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Tuesday, November 25, 2025

Fiery clash at UN as Pakistan, India trade extremism charges

"The hate-filled Hindutva ideology, propagated by the fascist RSS-BJP regime, has unleashed a reign of fear and violence against India's 200 million-strong Muslim community," PM Khan said. In response, an Indian diplomat accused Pakistan of sheltering terrorists.

Questioning the credibility of Pakistan’s election system

Muhammad Ayaz Khan thinks it has been a well-established reality that some leaders here have distorted the election system to advance their personal interests over the interests of the people and the state. This makes us question our faith in our system as it's getting exploited by the powerful.

Eyeing China, Biden seeks a free & open Indo-Pacific with Quad allies

In Biden's latest effort to cement US leadership against China, the so-called Quad agreed to move ahead on a joint plan for a free and open Indo-Pacific. "Free and open" has become code for expressing worry about swelling Chinese economic, diplomatic, and military presence.

Pakistan urges UN to take notice of Kashmir, Afghanistan situation

FM Qureshi urged the UN secretary-general to resolve the Kashmir issue in accordance with the UN Charter and Security Council resolutions. He also called for pressurizing India to achieve self-determination for the Kashmiri people.

UNGA: PM Khan rallies world to support Taliban govt.

The Taliban made many promises about how they would ensure human rights and prevent terrorists from waging attacks from Afghanistan. As a result, PM Khan urged UNGA leaders to incentivize the Taliban to “walk this talk.” With this happening, it will be a win-win situation for everyone.

Paris Club extends Pakistan’s debt payment deadline till December

Looking at Pakistan's commitment to managing the Covid pandemic, the Paris Club of creditor countries decides to extend Pakistan's deadline for debt payment. The country has until December to make the payment, the club said in a statement, without releasing a figure.

Modi says Biden agreed to monitor Pakistan’s role in Afghanistan

PM Modi held his first in-person meeting with Biden and then took part in a broader "Quad" summit with the leaders of Australia and Japan. During the talks, Modi told the leaders shared concerns about Pakistan's role in Afghanistan.

SBP’s decides to moderate demand growth in economy

State Bank of Pakistan has revised Prudential Regulations (PRs) to moderate demand growth in consumer financing for automobiles, personal loans and credit cards in the country. Analysts were quick to point out the fallacies of such regulation for the economy.

TREK: Nestlé committed to clean & sustainable tourism in Swat

Nestlé Pakistan, in collaboration with the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government’s Tourism Department, conducted extensive training on waste management and sustainable tourism in Swat as part of TREK’s community engagement initiatives.

PM Khan once again to call UN attention towards Indian atrocities in IIOJK

The minister said that the manner in which British parliamentarians discussed the Indian cruelties being committed in IIOJK was highly commendable.

West Indies likely to visit Pakistan in December

"We intend to fulfill the responsibilities of tours," Johnny Grave reiterated. He, however, mentioned that the board will follow all the standard procedures. Johnny Grave also said that the board was in contact with the PCB for the security arrangements of the team.

Kamyab Pakistan Programme approved for submission before the cabinet

Kamyab Pakistan Programme is set to be approved by the federal cabinet. The Pakistani premier has always stated that protecting and elevating economically vulnerable segments of the Pakistani populace remains is the topmost priority of his government.