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Abhinandan Varthaman joins FLY91 as the disputed 2019 F-16 claim collides again with US aircraft counts, recovered missiles and the public record.
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“Where Is the Makkah Pact?” The Iran Vote That Social Media Turned Into a Loyalty Test
PNS Hunain–Indian Warship Collision: What Is Confirmed, What Is Propaganda and What the 1991 Agreement Actually Says
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Abhinandan Varthaman Joins FLY91 — But India’s 2019 F-16 Story Still Has an Evidence Problem
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Pakistan’s $3 Billion Eurobond Is Expensive—and Still a Market Comeback: What the $6 Billion Order Book Really Means
Naya Nazimabad Apartment REIT at Rs23: Is Pakistan’s 8x Oversubscribed REIT IPO Actually Worth Buying?
Pakistan’s New SUVs and EVs Are Arriving. Who Is Building the System Around Them?
Powerus Drone Deal: Technology Transfer or a Trojan Horse for Pakistan?
Pakistan vs India Drone Technology: The Real Race Between Flight Hardware and Exhibition Models
Apple iPhone Duo vs Samsung: The Foldable War, the Crease Fight and the Jibes That Became the Product Launch
Google Opens Its First Pakistan Office in Islamabad—but the Real Test Is Whether Pakistan Can Turn Access Into Exports
Junaid Hafeez, Section 295-C and the Rule of Law: Reconsideration or Safe Passage?
Austerity Must Start at the Top: Why Maryam Nawaz’s Private-Jet Optics Failed
Pakistan’s Smartphone Tax Is Now Payable in Instalments—but Is That Really Relief?
Pakistan Does Not Need More Provincial Thrones—It Needs Power Below the Provinces
Pakistan’s 12-Province Debate Is Real. The Viral Maps and GDP Numbers Are Not the Government’s Plan
India Won the Women’s Asia Cup, but BCCI Politicised the Trophy Ceremony Once Again
From Lagaan to Lord’s: Did Pakistan Escape the Empire but Keep Its Cricketing System?
Sky Sports, Imran Khan’s Sons and the Politics-in-Cricket Double Standard Pakistan Has Every Right to Question
Aaqib Javed’s Daughter Got Married—Pakistan’s Online Morality Squad Put Her on Trial
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OPEC: Saudi-UAE Gulf oil infrastructure tension
Pakistan After Pampers: Which Diaper Brand Can Parents Actually Trust?
Corporate Entrepreneurship in 2026: Why Innovation Dies Inside Successful Organizations
The Future of Digital Marketing Agencies and Software Houses in Pakistan: What Will Actually Work in 2026?
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Yemen’s Khat Debate Is Bigger Than a Viral Cheek
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Justice for Hina Javed: A Home Became a Crime Scene While Pakistan Told Women to “Adjust”
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Yemen’s Khat Debate Is Bigger Than a Viral Cheek
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Pakistan’s Iran abstention and Türkiye’s Bank Mellat decision sparked claims about the Makkah pact. The UN vote and defence agreement tell a more precise...
Pakistan and India trade blame after a naval collision near Oman as recycled footage, disputed damage claims and treaty questions flood social media.
India’s BRICS 2026 summit delivered serious diplomacy, but a restrictive dinner, awkward photo-op and viral snacking repeatedly hijacked the message.
Declassified U.S., UN and Indian records expose the missing 1965 war timeline—from Kutch and Kargil to Gibraltar, Lahore and the ceasefire.
Abhinandan Varthaman joins FLY91 as the disputed 2019 F-16 claim collides again with US aircraft counts, recovered missiles and the public record.
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.
Modi’s extraordinary Delhi-Tashkent detour exposes what maps cannot hide: Pakistan’s airspace remains strategically expensive for India to bypass.
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.
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...
India’s spy-network claims need evidence, not cinema. Pakistan’s rebuttal exposes how security narratives become Bollywood spectacle before judicial proof.
The Makkah defence pact gives Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye collective deterrence—but Trump’s approval raises harder questions about Israel and America.
India marked 15 August under an espionage cloud after an IAF Wing Commander was charged with allegedly leaking sensitive defence information.
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye’s Makkah defence pact creates collective deterrence—but its Article 51 limits and obligations demand scrutiny.
Pakistan Army reportedly shifts official chats from WhatsApp to WeChat amid Indian spy fears, exposing the limits of consumer-app security.
Pakistan and the United States renew counterterrorism cooperation as TTP, ISIS-K and BLA violence raises the stakes for border security and stability.
China is not building a 1,000-meter dam on the Brahmaputra. Here's what the viral video gets right, where it goes wrong, and what the...
Pakistan’s removal from Lloyd’s war-risk list could cut shipping costs, strengthen exports, and reset confidence in Karachi, Port Qasim and Gwadar ports.
Deutsche Welle’s Pakistan nuclear documentary substitutes ominous editing for evidence while ignoring safeguards, legal context and India’s record.
Kuwait’s ratification of its Pakistan defence pact expands military cooperation, but Islamabad must convert strategic relevance into public benefit.
A viral Haaland quote was fake, but Norway’s Palestine stance was real—through Gaza aid, FIFA pressure and a message linked to Alexander Sørloth.
Pakistan’s Indus heritage is geography, archaeology, and lived continuity—not a 1947 accident, not borrowed history, and not Akhand Bharat cosplay today.
India’s protest over Gilgit-Baltistan elections exposes its Kashmir contradiction: Pakistan holds polls while Delhi fears self-determination.
Pakistan’s missile program is India-centric and defensive; Washington’s shifting language exposes how selective threat narratives distort South Asia.
Pakistan’s Indus claim is geography, treaty law, Kashmir dispute, and survival: India cannot weaponize rivers Pakistan lives on.
The presence of Pakistani Tiktokers (because of freedom for Prostitution and running of digital agencies for Bigo, and other viral engagement farming/gifting platforms) is...
Norway’s press question exposed India’s insecurity: Modi avoided scrutiny, then nationalist outrage targeted the journalist instead of answering.
