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China’s Warning on Afghanistan Must Be Taken Seriously

China’s permanent representative to the United Nations, Fu Cong’s remarks at the Security Council, should not be dismissed as routine diplomacy. His warning that...

Pakistan strikes Kandahar airport fuel depot

Pakistan bombed a fuel depot belonging to a private Afghan airline near Kandahar airport, the Afghan Taliban said on Friday, marking a sharp escalation...

Pakistan leans on local power as LNG risks rise

Pakistan’s energy planners say the country is now significantly less vulnerable to disruptions in imported liquefied natural gas as domestic sources increasingly dominate electricity...

Pakistan: The Resolve in the Face of Afghan Instability

At the beginning of March 2026, the South Asian region was shaken by the worrying development on its western front, with Pakistan and Afghanistan...

The Petrol Shock: Pakistan, A Crisis of Policy and Not Global Oil Prices

The abrupt rise in petrol prices in Pakistan in March 2026 by Rs55 per liter has led to long queues at petrol stations, increased...

Shelling and Explosions Rock Pakistan-Afghanistan Border, Forcing Mass Displacement

Heavy shelling and explosions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border have pushed hundreds of families to flee their homes, as fighting between Pakistani and Afghan forces...

From the Durand Line to the Persian Gulf: Pakistan’s Security Test in a Fragmenting Region

In the case of Pakistan, geography has been a curse and a blessing at the same time. The nation is at the crossroads of...

Khamenei’s Death Sparks Violence: 9 Dead as Protests Engulf Karachi, Spread to Iraq

Pakistani police clashed with protesters on Sunday after they breached the outer wall of the U. S. consulate in Karachi, resulting in nine deaths....

From Ally to Adversary: Why Pakistan Struck the Afghan Taliban

For decades, Pakistan was the Afghan Taliban’s closest supporter. Islamabad helped the Taliban rise in the early 1990s, seeking “strategic depth” in its rivalry...

Why Afghanistan and Pakistan Are Fighting Again?

Air strikes on Kabul, Kandahar and other Afghan cities mark the sharpest escalation yet in months of cross-border tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan’s Taliban...

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