Pakistan is moving to ban dual nationality among government officials — a move expected to affect over 22,000 bureaucrats across ministries and state departments.
The government says the decision aims to tighten loyalty requirements and ensure transparency in civil service, but critics warn it could lead to a massive bureaucratic reshuffle.
Watch how this move could reshape Pakistan’s power corridors and diplomatic ties.

Pakistan's New Move To Impact Over 22,000 Pak Bureaucrats 

On Wednesday (March 6), Prime Minister Narendra Modi officially opened the 17-kilometre extension of the Delhi–Ghaziabad–Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) corridor which stretches from Duhai to Modi Nagar North.

India Prime Minister Modi inaugurates 17-kilometre extension of Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut RRTS corridor

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi said they are using the benefits of the Abraham Accords to turn Israel into a global communications power.

Israel moves to open new international communications corridor

The Pakistan Occupied Kashmir's assembly has supported the Indian Home Minister Amit Shah's proposal for the opening of Sharda Peeth Corridor. On March 29, Awami Muslim League led by Sheikh Rashid proposed in the PoK assembly that a corridor should be built for Kashmiri Pandits to visit Mata Sharda's temple.

PoK assembly supports Amit Shah’s statement on opening of Sharda Peeth corridor

UN aid chief said displacement must not be forced. Civilians are sceptical about government's promise of amnesty to rebels who surrender

Russia, Syria announce 'flee' corridors for civilians in Aleppo

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