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Pakistan floods: PDMA issues alert as Sutlej, Chenab rivers overflow
Pakistan's Punjab province is bracing for severe flooding, with the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) issuing a flood alert for the Sutlej and Chenab rivers, as well as hill torrents.
Countries send aid to Afghanistan earthquake victims
Several countries, including Russia, China, Japan, Turkmenistan, and Bangladesh, have provided cash and non-cash aid to the Islamic Emirate to support those affected by the disaster.
PM Modi, Macron review progress in bilateral cooperation
The two leaders reviewed and positively assessed the developments in bilateral cooperation across various sectors, including economics, defence, science, technology, and space.
Pak Air force officer blusters about 60-0 score 'next time'
"Next time, the score will not be 6-0 but 60-0, Insha Allah (God willing)," Khan said.
Pro-government militias blamed for two killings in Balochistan
Two individuals were reportedly shot dead in separate incidents in the Mand area of Kech district on Saturday, in what local sources describe as targeted attacks carried out by members of pro-government militias, as reported by The Balochistan Post.
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa feels abandoned as terror rises and federal ai
During a recent assembly session, K-P Minister Arshad Ayub emphasised the need for elected representatives to be included in critical security discussions. Ayub stated that provincial lawmakers remain uninformed about decisions made in Apex Committee meetings, which are attended by top civil and military leaders. "Our representatives are answerable to the people. They deserve to be informed," Ayub remarked.
US military delivers essential supplies to flood-hit Pakistan
The United States military aircraft delivered essential supplies to Pakistan in response to the devastating floods that have affected the country.
Trump misread India’s strategic autonomy: Ex-diplomat Sikri
US President Donald Trump sudden shift in his tone towards its ties with India has sparked renewed interest, and some confusion, in the geopolitical landscape, but for former Indian diplomat Veena Sikri, the answer may lie not in the politics of the situation but in a fundamental of Trump's misunderstanding of India's strategic doctrine.
Pakistan: Fazlur Rehman states K-P governance "meaningless", blam
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-F (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman has criticised the deteriorating governance in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P), stating that the provincial administration has lost all significance and is failing its citizens.
‘A very welcome development,’ says ex-envoy Jawed Ashraf
Former envoy Jawed Ashraf said Trump's positive remarks on Modi mark a "lowering of temperature" in US-India ties. He called it a welcome step but urged caution, noting tariffs remain and Trump's views can shift. Modi's restrained reciprocation showed India's consistent, measured approach.
Pakistan floods halt train services on five Punjab sections
Floods and heavy rains in Punjab have suspended train services on five sections and damaged power infrastructure, Dawn reported. Pakistan Railways is repairing breached tracks and bridges, while Lesco said over 73,000 consumers were hit, with 13,000 still without electricity. Other Discos also reported massive losses.
PM Modi responded in best diplomatic fashion: KP Fabian
Former diplomat KP Fabian said PM Modi responded "in the best diplomatic fashion" to Donald Trump's remarks but cautioned against taking Trump's statements as policy. He rejected US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's claim India would surrender on tariffs, calling Trump's reasoning "illogical and factually wrong."
China accused of using schools to erase Tibetan identity
China has opened a new boarding school in eastern Tibet for children aged 9-12, which rights groups say is part of a campaign to assimilate Tibetan children, separate them from families, and erode their language, culture, and identity. Experts and the UN warn of long-term psychological and cultural harm.
Tshering Wangchuk Sherpa appointed India’s ambassador to Vietnam
Sherpa, a seasoned Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer from the 2002 batch, is currently serving as Joint Secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs.
Hope for US reconciliation, but uncertain: Former diplomat
Former diplomat T.P. Sreenivasan said there are signs of a positive shift in US President Donald Trump's approach towards PM Modi, expressing cautious optimism about India-US ties while noting uncertainty due to Trump's unpredictability and his advisors' tough stance.
Chinese landing bridge ships seen as weak link in Taiwan assault
The Chinese military has developed a fleet of landing bridge ships to enhance its amphibious assault capabilities, but their effectiveness in a potential invasion of Taiwan is questionable due to their extreme vulnerability, according to defence analyst Shen Ming-shih.
Awwad calls PM Modi’s response to Trump as ‘Positive statement’
West Asia strategist Waiel Awwad on Saturday termed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's response to US President Donald Trump's praise of India-US ties as a "positive statement", while also emphasising the need for cautious optimism in light of past policy decisions.
PTI boycotts NA, backs Sept 8 Balochistan shutter-down strike
PTI boycotted National Assembly proceedings on Friday, backing a Sept 8 shutter-down strike in Balochistan. The party urged the judiciary to hear appeals against the 26th Constitutional Amendment, called for suspension of Afghan refugee repatriation, and criticized the government for failing to pass people-friendly legislation.
3rd Balochistan internet shutdown sparks rights group criticism
Human rights watchdog Amnesty International has denounced the move, stating that these blanket shutdowns infringe on citizens' rights to information, free expression, and freedom of movement.
"PM Modi values India-US partnership": EAM Jaishankar
EAM S Jaishankar said PM Modi values India-US ties and has a good personal relationship with President Trump, but gave no further details on ongoing engagements.
CJI Gavai on official visit to Nepal to strengthen judicial ties
Chief Justice of India Bhushan Ramkrishna Gavai is on an official visit to Nepal, where he addressed the India-Nepal Judicial Dialogue on jurisprudence and reforms. The visit also saw the first Joint Working Group meeting following the April 2025 MoU between the two Supreme Courts.
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Trump misread India’s strategic autonomy: Ex-diplomat Sikri
Pakistan: Fazlur Rehman states K-P governance "meaningless", blam
‘A very welcome development,’ says ex-envoy Jawed Ashraf
Pakistan floods halt train services on five Punjab sections
PM Modi responded in best diplomatic fashion: KP Fabian
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