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Pakistan’s National Assembly passes the Defence Forces Bill, defining CDF powers, tri-service command, personnel authority and what happens next in law.
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Pakistan does not need more provincial thrones. It needs elected local governments, transparent funding and schools accountable to communities.
Pakistan’s 12-province debate is real, but viral 24-province maps and GDP estimates need scrutiny. Here is what official data actually proves.
Bilawal Bhutto’s alleged Liechtenstein royal wedding went viral, but PPP has denied it. Here is what is verified, recycled and pure speculation.
Pakistan exported sugar, imported it back with tax waivers, and is re-exporting leftovers. Who gained, who paid, and what must change before the next...
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 new NADRA QR CNIC replaces an underused chip with smartphone verification, but privacy, revocation, access controls and design remain unresolved.
Pakistan’s Supreme Court ordered Imran Khan moved to Shifa Hospital, turning a medical right into a test of selective accountability and political memory.
Thirty-eight years after General Zia-ul-Haq died in the Bahawalpur C-130 crash, Pakistan still awaits the complete record of what happened.
Mohsin Naqvi’s buggy clarification explains the delay but not Pakistan’s deeper problem: colonial VIP culture, weak accountability and public disrespect.
Pakistan Customs detained Rs5.5 million in undeclared electronics at Karachi Airport. Was it smuggling, lawful enforcement or needless overreach?
NAB’s Rs5.41 trillion recovery claim and sovereign AI investigation system could transform accountability—but only transparent audits can build trust.
Pakistan’s blasphemy cases have plunged, but the real test is whether reform protects faith, due process and free speech beyond one military crackdown.
PIA waited for security clearance while Air India secured Tewolde Gebremariam, exposing how Pakistan’s bureaucratic delays destroy opportunity.
Mohsin Naqvi says Pakistan’s system has collapsed. More provinces may help, but without local power and accountability, they may multiply failure again.
Pakistan’s elite families compared by marriages, children and national fertility—covering the Sharifs, Bhuttos, Mansha, Malik Riaz and other tycoons.
General Aamer Raza’s four-star promotion raises real questions on seniority, strategic experience, transparency and Pakistan’s toxic online smear culture.
India calls itself the mother of democracy, yet NEET protests, police force and detentions expose hypocrisy behind its anti-Pakistan propaganda machine.
Would striking Indian dams flood Pakistan? A fact-checked Indus Waters Treaty analysis separating hydrology, law, propaganda and Pakistan’s real risks.
Pakistan once honoured Lindsey Graham with Hilal-i-Quaid-i-Azam. By 2026, he said he did not trust Pakistan. His death reopens an uncomfortable record.
Group Captain Asim Tariq’s Islamabad martyrdom exposes courage, urban crime, state failure, and the poisonous rush to turn a Pakistani hero into propaganda.
5 July 1977 martial law reshaped Pakistan by suspending democracy, weakening civilian rule, empowering coercion, and haunting politics even in 2026 still.
Pakistan’s FY2026 turnaround shows stronger GDP, remittances, reserves, external stability and PSX confidence, but tax reform remains decisive.
AJK cannot be held hostage by pressure politics when dialogue remains open. JAAC’s escalation raises hard questions about law, peace and timing.
Elon Musk’s Pakistan praise exposed a Western media trap: justice for motorway rape convicts, Daily Mail errors, Punjab CCD debate, and rule of law...
Ali Musa Gilani’s UAE deportation denial exposes Pakistan’s deeper fake news problem and why facts must outrank political hatred.
From courtroom to canvas, Tehmina Durrani’s voice collides with Pakistan’s political storms—power, perception, and the truth behind mediation and memory.
A Rs90 million luxury vehicle purchased for the Chairman Senate has reignited public anger in Pakistan as citizens question elite privileges amid inflation and...
The Khorasan debate is not really about maps alone. It is about prophecy, identity, and Pakistan’s urge to locate itself inside a grander civilizational...
Fuel prices rise while Pakistan spends billions on elite perks. A statistical breakdown of government vehicles, fuel consumption, and austerity claims.
LUMS, Mohsin Dawar, and the Punjab debate expose a deeper crisis: are Pakistani universities spaces for dialogue, or battlegrounds of ethnic insecurity?