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The intricate web of US-Pakistan relations is one that continues to evolve, shaped by mutual security concerns yet constrained by diverging strategic interests. The recent remarks by senior White House officials underscore three critical themes: recognition of Pakistan’s sacrifices, its dual challenges in combating terrorism, and the limited role it plays in the US’s broader geopolitical strategy. Together, these themes offer a nuanced understanding of why this relationship remains transactional rather than transformational. Over the years, Pakistan has paid a heavy price in the global fight against terrorism. From devastating terrorist attacks to cross-border violence, the country has borne a…

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The launch of Pakistan’s Indigenous Electro-Optical (EO-1) Satellite on January 17, 2025, marks a monumental achievement in the country’s space journey. This event is not just a technological triumph; it represents a significant step forward in national development and will have far-reaching implications across various sectors. The EO-1 satellite brings numerous benefits to Pakistan, including advancements in agriculture, urban planning, environmental monitoring, and natural resource management. One of the most notable impacts of the EO-1 satellite is on Pakistan’s agriculture sector. The satellite will enable precision farming by providing critical data to monitor crops, assess irrigation needs, predict yields, and…

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Shaukat Yousafzai, a senior leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has once again revealed his tendency to politicize judicial decisions when they don’t align with the interests of his party. In his recent remarks regarding the 190 million pounds corruption case involving Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi, Yousafzai claimed that the verdict was nothing more than “political revenge” and that it undermines the rule of law. This response, rather than showing respect for the judicial process, seems to reflect a deep-rooted belief that legal outcomes can be disregarded when they don’t serve the political narrative of PTI. Yousafzai’s dismissive approach to…

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Judge Nasir Javed Rana of the Accountability Court has delivered the long-awaited verdict in the 190 million pounds mega corruption case, based on clear evidence and in accordance with the law. According to the ruling, the corrupt founder of Pakistan, Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has been sentenced to 14 years in prison, while Bushra Bibi has been given 7 years. Additionally, a fine of 10 lakhs for Imran Khan and 5 lakhs for Bushra Bibi has been imposed, and the land of the Al-Qadir University has been ordered to be taken into government custody. This case is unique not only because of…

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The recent actions of Baloch separatist militants, who attended the Geneva conference and openly criticized Pakistan, are a glaring indication of the external forces backing their cause, including India and other enemies of Pakistan. Their inflammatory statements at the conference not only target Pakistan but also serve as a platform for spreading lies and misinformation about the country’s internal matters. It is a well-known fact that many Baloch separatists have been involved in extremist activities, and the claims of “forced disappearances” often mask a more sinister reality. The so-called “missing persons” are often found to have been trained for suicide…

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Earlier today, a convoy transporting essential supplies to various regions of Kurram came under attack by miscreants, creating alarm among local authorities and residents. According to sources, the convoy, which was heading to deliver critical goods, was fired upon by unknown individuals. This incident occurred in the midst of the convoy’s journey, and four of the vehicles were caught in the line of fire. Thankfully, the good news is that, as per initial reports, no casualties or injuries have been reported from the attack. The convoy, consisting of several vehicles, was moving toward its intended destination in Kurram. It was…

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The latest developments in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s political landscape under the PTI (Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf) government paint a worrying picture of inefficiency and political mismanagement. With one ministry and three ministers, the situation is not only absurd but a clear reflection of how the ruling party is more focused on appeasing its members than serving the common people. Despite having a three-quarters majority in the province, PTI has resorted to appointing five unelected individuals to key ministerial positions. While one might argue that in coalition governments, the distribution of ministries is necessary to keep various parties satisfied, the logic falls flat in…

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On January 15, 2025, a high-level defense delegation from Bangladesh, led by Lieutenant General S M Kamrul Hassan, Principal Staff Officer of the Armed Forces Division, visited Pakistan and met with Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu, Chief of the Air Staff, Pakistan Air Force, at the Air Headquarters in Islamabad. The meeting focused on reinforcing the military cooperation between the two nations, with a particular emphasis on enhancing the partnership between the Bangladesh Air Force and the Pakistan Air Force. Chief of the Air Staff expressed a strong commitment to improving bilateral ties through joint training initiatives, exchanges,…

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The recent remarks made by the Indian Army Chief, insinuating that Pakistan is the epicenter of terrorism, are not only factually incorrect but also reflect a futile attempt to distract the world from India’s own acts of brutality. These statements are a classic example of India’s deflection tactic, blaming Pakistan for the indigenous reaction to its state-sponsored brutality. This rhetoric is not a new one. It is an ongoing effort to mask India’s human rights violations, particularly in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IOJK), where the Indian Army Chief himself played a key role in overseeing some of the…

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In a remarkable achievement, security forces in North Waziristan have successfully eliminated four Khawarij (foreign terrorists), further solidifying Pakistan’s ongoing war against terrorism. The operation, conducted on January 14, 2025, in the Spinwam area of North Waziristan, resulted in the elimination of these terrorists and the recovery of a large cache of weapons and ammunition. These terrorists had been involved in numerous acts of terrorism against security forces and innocent civilians, including targeted killings. This successful operation is part of a broader effort under Operation Azm Istiqbāl, aimed at eradicating the threat of terrorism from Pakistan’s soil. From January 1…

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