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India in cross chairs when bilawal scales offensive

Islamabad: Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, head of a parliamentary delegation touring world capitals to gather support to Pakistan after a recent confrontation with India, has warned that Pakistan can take more aggressive steps if India constructs new channels or dams on the three rivers within its territory. “India’s threat to close the water supply to 240 […]

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Bilawal warns Pakistan-India War Limit on ‘Historic Low’

Listen to article Former Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari warned on Monday that the threshold for war between nuclear armed neighbors India and Pakistan “has never been lower” after last month’s military standoff. In an interview with Sky News in London, he expressed concern that tensions between the two rivals remain dangerously high, despite a

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Bilawal slaming Indian aggression in Chatham House, requires global action

Listen to article Islamabad: A Pakistani parliamentary delegation, led by Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, met with British think tanks and decision makers at Chatham House in London on Monday. Chatham House is Britain’s leading think tank focusing on foreign and security policy issues. Bilawal and other members of the delegation presented Pakistan’s perspective on recent tensions

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India blocks SIKH -Pilgrims from visiting Pakistan for Guru Arjan Dev Ji -Inniversary

Listen to article In a step that has drawn criticism from religious leaders and advocates of Interfaith Harmony, the Indian government has prevented the Sikh pilgrims from traveling to Pakistan to participate in the annual martyrdom anniversary of Guru Arjan Dev Ji, the fifth Sikh Guru. Despite this restriction, Pakistan’s Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB)

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Pakistan’s power capacity hits 46,605 MW, idle plantation costs burden consumers

The country has witnessed an increase in electricity generation installed capacity during the current financial year 2024-25, which puts an extra burden on consumers. The capacity payments have been the result of an increase in electricity generation -installed capacity affected 46000 MW. Consumers have paid RS 2.5 to Rs 2.8 trillion each year, which they

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Chinese Defense Shares Wave As Pakistan Buy J-35 Stealth Jet Fly

Listen to article Shares of Chinese defense companies jumped on Monday following reports of Pakistan’s plans to buy advanced J-35 Stealth fighter jets from China, according to a Bloomberg report. Avic Shenyang Aircraft Co., J-35’s manufacturer, hit its 10% daily border in Shanghai-trade and expanded winnings for a third straight session. Aerospace Nanhu Electronic Information

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Govt to release Pakistan Economic Survey 2024-25 today

Listen to article Pakistan reveals its economic study 2024–25 Monday (today), a key document before the budget that assesses the country’s financial results and political priorities. The investigation will be presented by the federal finance minister and revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, according to a statement from the Ministry of Finance. The financial study, which serves

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Ayaz Sadiq Thanks Saudi Crown Prince for support for Pakistan in ‘difficult times’

Listen to article The National Assembly’s speaker Ayaz Sadiq met Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman in Makkah on Sunday, thanking the kingdom for his consistent support for Pakistan during challenging periods. According to a statement from the NA Secretariat, the meeting took place during a royal lunch hosted by the Crown Prince of Muslim

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