ISLAMABAD: US President Donald Trump offered on Sunday to mediate the decades-old Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan, coupling his proposal with a promise to “substantially” increase trade with both nuclear-armed nations as a tenuous ceasefire took hold after a week of missiles, drones and air strikes that killed at least 66 people.
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Balance restored
A US-brokered ceasefire has paused the latest clash between India and Pakistan, nuclear-armed rivals whose rivalry nearly spiraled into disaster. Yet this tenuous truce reveals a seismic shift: Pakistan, long outmatched by India’s military might, not only stood firm but gained a strategic edge, upending South Asia’s power dynamics.
Pakistan to observe ‘Youm-e-Tashakkur’ for military’s victory over India
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Saturday Pakistan had agreed to a ceasefire with India to “take a step toward regional peace” and praised the military for a “decisive response” to Indian aggression.
UPDATED: US brokers ‘full and immediate’ India-Pakistan ceasefire
ISLAMABAD: The United States on Saturday brokered ‘a full and immediate’ ceasefire between India and Pakistan, pausing a rapid military escalation that saw the nuclear-armed rivals exchange missile strikes, drones attacks and deadly cross-border aggression in their most serious confrontation in decades.
UPDATED-Pakistan hammers India in fierce counterstrike, world urges calm
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan launched a sweeping military counterattack against India early Saturday, striking high-value defence installations, energy infrastructure, and a Russian-made air-defence system in what officials described as a “befitting response” to New Delhi’s missile strikes that targeted three Pakistani airbases in the wee hours.
UPDATED-Pakistan strikes back at Indian airbases, missile sites in operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan launched a major counter-attack against India early Saturday, targeting key military installations in what it described as a “befitting response” to Indian aggression.
Pakistan strikes back at India
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan launched a major counter-attack against India early Saturday, targeting key military installations in what it described as a “befitting response” to Indian aggression.
IMF clears $1bn Pakistan tranche, rebuffs India
ISLAMABAD: The International Monetary Fund on Friday approved a $1 billion disbursement to Pakistan under its Extended Fund Facility, brushing aside India’s attempts to persuade the lender to withhold the funds.
Remittances surge 31pc to $31.2bn in FY2025, despite April dip
KARACHI: Pakistan’s remittances from overseas workers soared 31% in the first 10 months of fiscal year 2025, reaching a record $31.2 billion, compared to $23.9 billion in the same period the previous year, data from the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) showed on Friday.
Chinese jets down French fighters
A fierce aerial confrontation between Pakistan and India has thrust advanced military technologies into the global spotlight, pitting Chinese-made fighter jets and missiles against Western systems in a rare real-world combat test. The clash, sparked by escalating tensions over Kashmir, has drawn intense scrutiny from militaries, analysts, and defense industries worldwide, eager to assess the performance of cutting-edge weapons and their implications for future conflicts.