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Pradeep Mukherjee’s arrest exposes a fierce debate over India’s honeytrap headlines, selective outrage and why religion cannot replace evidence in a spy case.
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Pradeep Mukherjee’s arrest exposes a fierce debate over India’s honeytrap headlines, selective outrage and why religion cannot replace evidence in a spy case.
Pakistan Army’s reshuffle sparks a beard debate, but the real test is merit, constitutional duty and protecting Pakistanis from terrorism and political abuse.
Mohammed bin Salman’s royal speech puts Saudi ambition and Pakistan’s strategic role in focus, but its viral claims demand scrutiny beyond applause and slogans.
Flydubai’s reported Tabuk landing raises questions about emergency codes, conflicting fight claims, Pakistan’s Saudi ties and Israeli military airspace access.
Who governs Pakistan in 2026? A constitutional test of military reform, civilian authority and the claims linking provincial leaders to terrorism in KP and...
A proposed US diesel export ban exposes Britain’s reliance on imported fuel. Here is what the refinery data show and why Pakistan should pay...
Two Pakistani pioneers, two fields, and a lesson in getting history right: Yasmeen Lari’s architecture and the women who built Pakistan’s newsrooms.
Powerus has secured a limited Pakistani drone order, but technology transfer, source-code control and local production will determine its strategic value.
Pakistan and India trade blame after a naval collision near Oman as recycled footage, disputed damage claims and treaty questions flood social media.
Pakistan’s D-248, S-369, Nimbus2K and HiMark-25 challenge India’s drone ambitions—but displayed models and flight tests demand different conclusions.
India’s eighth Women’s Asia Cup triumph was overshadowed by a BCCI-directed trophy refusal that turned a sporting ceremony into political theatre.
Pakistan does not need more provincial thrones. It needs elected local governments, transparent funding and schools accountable to communities.
Declassified U.S., UN and Indian records expose the missing 1965 war timeline—from Kutch and Kargil to Gibraltar, Lahore and the ceasefire.
Pakistan’s 12-province debate is real, but viral 24-province maps and GDP estimates need scrutiny. Here is what official data actually proves.
Abhinandan Varthaman joins FLY91 as the disputed 2019 F-16 claim collides again with US aircraft counts, recovered missiles and the public record.
Pakistan cricket’s rise and collapse mirrors decades of political upheaval, institutional control and lost merit—from Imran Khan’s peak to 2026.
Pakistan raised $3bn in Eurobonds at 7.5–7.9% with nearly $6bn demand. Here’s the real cost, reserve impact, debt risk and what markets actually signaled.
On 3 September 1965, an Indian Gnat landed at Pasrur and became a PAF war trophy. The verified story of Hakimullah, Sikand and Saad...
India rejects the Hague Indus Waters ruling, but treaty text, World Bank procedure and India’s own arbitration history expose a deeper contradiction.
The Makkah Defence Pact is no longer a photo-op: Pakistan, Türkiye and Saudi Arabia have created a secretariat and moved toward real military integration.
Sky Sports’ Imran Khan interview reignited Pakistan’s politics-in-cricket debate, exposing selective outrage, disputed claims and media double standards.
Modi’s extraordinary Delhi-Tashkent detour exposes what maps cannot hide: Pakistan’s airspace remains strategically expensive for India to bypass.
Bilawal Bhutto’s alleged Liechtenstein royal wedding went viral, but PPP has denied it. Here is what is verified, recycled and pure speculation.
Israel’s Abu al-Duhur strike tests Türkiye’s resolve, Syria’s sovereignty and whether the Pakistan-Saudi-Turkish Makkah defence pact can deter escalation.
India’s bulldozer action outside Pakistan’s High Commission turned a boundary dispute into diplomatic coercion—and makes lawful reciprocity unavoidable.
Pakistan’s National Assembly passes the Defence Forces Bill, defining CDF powers, tri-service command, personnel authority and what happens next in law.
Pakistan’s Rs30bn PIA bill is interest on legacy debt shifted before privatisation—not a tax gift to the new airline. Here is what the numbers...
Israel’s strike on Syria, Türkiye’s red line and Asaad al-Shaibani’s Islamabad visit reveal why al-Sham remains the decisive regional fault line today.
Sergio Gor called Kashmir part of India. Here is why one envoy cannot erase UN resolutions, disputed status, or the Kashmiri people’s right to...
Google opens its first Pakistan office in Islamabad, backs AI skills and Chromebook exports, and renews a one-year Gemini offer for Pakistani students.