In a significant move to uphold justice and social stability, the Supreme Court of Pakistan, under the leadership of Justice Aminuddin Khan, has ruled in favor of granting military courts the authority to try civilians involved in incidents of unrest and violence. This decision not only addresses long-standing legal and operational challenges but also reinforces the state’s commitment to maintaining law and order. For years, Pakistan has grappled with incidents of organized chaos, attacks on state institutions, and acts of subversion that threatened the very fabric of its governance. The perpetrators of such acts often took refuge in legal loopholes,…
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Pakistan and Tajikistan have strengthened their bilateral relationship by signing two significant memorandums of agreement during the seventh session of the Pakistan-Tajikistan Joint Commission held in Islamabad this week, according to Radio Pakistan. Power Minister Sardar Awais Leghari announced on Wednesday that both nations had agreed to establish a joint coordination committee to address transit trade challenges. This initiative is part of Pakistan’s broader strategy to position itself as a key trade and transit hub, connecting landlocked Central Asian states to the rest of the world. The recent flurry of diplomatic visits, investment discussions, and economic engagements underscores the growing…
Pakistan’s agricultural exports have witnessed significant growth recently, marked by the first consignment of tractors reaching Tanzania. This milestone represents a significant step in international trade for the country. Kenya-Tanzania’s Masai Tracta Company has partnered with Pakistan to introduce its agricultural machinery to the Tanzanian market, highlighting a collaborative effort between Pakistani manufacturers and Masai Tracta to expand the reach of Pakistani machinery. This development underscores Pakistan’s commitment to expanding its agricultural machinery trade and fostering global trade partnerships. Led by Pak Tractors House Company, this initiative aims to tap into new international markets, strengthening trade relations with East African…
In a compelling discussion on the podcast Beyond the Mountains with Ayan Achakzai, Dr. Abdul Rehman Khan, former Pro Vice-Chancellor of BUITEMS, shared his transformative vision for advancing education, sustainability, and socioeconomic development in Baluchistan. His journey, from being a Fulbright Scholar to a leading academic figure, reflects his dedication to creating lasting change in the region. Dr. Khan’s tenure at BUITEMS was defined by his commitment to enhancing academic standards, promoting research, and improving student welfare. Under his leadership, the institution became a hub for innovation and excellence, addressing long-standing disparities in access to higher education in the province’s…
On December 11, 2024, Afghanistan faced a shocking and tragic event. A suicide bomber killed Khalil Haqqani, the Taliban’s Minister of Refugees, along with two others in Kabul. This deadly attack is being called one of the biggest security failures since the Taliban took power in 2021. The attack left the region on edge, raising serious questions about Afghanistan’s stability and the Taliban’s ability to govern effectively in the face of growing threats. The Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), a group known for its violent attacks, claimed responsibility for the bombing. In their statement, they explained that one of their…
For years, Pakistan’s economic journey has been a rollercoaster ride, marked by challenges and moments of hope. However, recent developments suggest a turning point a shift towards stability that is both encouraging and inspiring. The latest findings from the IPSOS Global Consumer Confidence Index bring good news, painting a picture of a resilient economy on the mend. The survey, recognized globally, delves into the public’s perception of economic conditions, their confidence in future prospects, and their readiness to invest. The fourth-quarter report offers a refreshing perspective on Pakistan’s economy, which appears to have made notable strides over the past year.…
History teaches us a simple yet harsh truth: nations often collapse not because of outside enemies but because of chaos within. We’ve seen it happen in Iraq, Libya, Sudan, and Yemen, and now Syria stands as a fresh warning. The Syrian civil war started with rebellion but quickly turned into a playground for foreign powers. For more than ten years, Syria’s military fought a draining battle against insurgents while facing relentless external interference. The result was inevitable exhaustion, collapse, and devastation. For countries like Pakistan, Syria’s story is more than a tragedy; it’s a cautionary tale. The question is stark:…
On August 12, 2024, formal proceedings under the Pakistan Army Act commenced against retired Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed through a Field General Court Martial, according to a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). In the latest phase of the proceedings, Lt Gen (R) Faiz Hameed has been officially charged with multiple serious offenses. These charges include engaging in political activities, violating the Official Secrets Act, endangering the security and interests of the state, misusing authority and official resources, and causing undue harm to individuals, as confirmed by ISPR. During the ongoing Court Martial, a separate investigation is underway…
ISLAMABAD: On International Human Rights Day, Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif underscored the universal importance of protecting fundamental rights, reaffirming Pakistan’s dedication to advancing human dignity at home and abroad. Reflecting on the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, the Prime Minister highlighted the global observance of December 10 as a day to champion equality, freedom, and justice. He noted, however, that the principles enshrined in the declaration resonate deeply with the teachings of Islam, which have long upheld the sanctity of human values. This year’s theme, “Our Rights, Our Future, Right Now,” served as a…
RAWALPINDI: Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Syed Asim Munir met with the Pakistan Army contingent that brought home the coveted Gold Medal from the globally renowned “Exercise Cambrian Patrol” held in the United Kingdom from October 4 to 13, 2024. The Cambrian Patrol, an internationally celebrated military competition, is lauded as one of the most grueling tests for soldiers worldwide. This year’s edition saw participation from 143 elite teams representing various nations, each vying to demonstrate their tactical prowess and operational excellence. The Pakistan Army team showcased unparalleled skill, resilience, and discipline, earning the Gold Medal for the sixth…