In an absurd situation from Pakistan, it has now emerged that a judge presided over courts without holding a law degree. The Islamabad High Court has sacked its judge Tariq Mehmood Jahangiri after ruling that his law degree was invalid. This has given rise to questions about why it took over three decades to ascertain the validity of Jahangiri's degree.


Pakistan: Judge With Fake Law Degree Sacked After Serving at HC for 5 Years 

US President Donald Trump once again claimed that he ended eight wars, including the India-Pakistan conflict, following the Pahalgam terror attack last year. In his State of the Union address, he said, “In my first 10 months, I ended eight wars… including Pakistan and India, which would have been a nuclear war. Thirty-five million people said the Prime Minister of Pakistan would have died if it were not for my involvement.”


Trump Repeats Claims He Ended India-Pak Conflict; India Denies US Role

Pakistan launched strikes inside Afghanistan, escalating regional tensions as Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif arrived in Qatar for high-level talks. The cross-border action has intensified diplomatic pressure between Pakistan and Afghanistan amid growing security concerns. Watch the full video to know more on this!


Pakistan strikes Afghanistan: Afghani and Pakistani forces trade fire at border

Pakistan’s crucial rice export sector is witnessing a sharp downturn this fiscal year as a major global competitor re-enters the market, intensifying price pressure and shrinking export margins. The slump threatens foreign exchange earnings and poses fresh challenges for the country’s agriculture-driven economy.


Pakistan rice exports slide sharply this year 

Pakistan launched strikes inside Afghanistan, escalating regional tensions as Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif arrived in Qatar for high-level talks. The cross-border action has intensified diplomatic pressure between Pakistan and Afghanistan amid growing security concerns. Watch the full video to know more on this!

Pakistan strikes Afghanistan: Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif in Qatar after Afghanistan attack 

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa CM Sohail Afridi directly blamed Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir for rigging the 2024 General Election and imprisoning Imran Khan.
Afridi made it clear that PTI's main 'enemy' is Pakistan's military establishment.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa CM Sohail Afridi Slams Asim Munir-Led Military For 'Rigging' Polls

Pakistani authorities have arrested Hamza Khan over social media posts deemed “anti-Pakistan.” He was taken into custody on February 23, according to official sources. The arrest has sparked discussions about freedom of expression and online conduct in Pakistan.

Hamza Khan Arrested Over ‘Anti-Pakistan’ Posts; Confirmed in Custody

Authorities in Delhi have arrested eight individuals for allegedly being linked to a terror plot with suspected connections to Pakistan’s intelligence agency, the ISI. Officials say the arrests followed a detailed investigation and intelligence inputs pointing to a coordinated conspiracy aimed at destabilising security. Security agencies are now probing the network, funding channels and possible wider links, while heightened vigilance has been put in place across the national capital to prevent any potential threat.


Tamil Nadu Terror Plot: BJP vs DMK Over Busted Plot | Suspects Arrested For Posting Pro-Pak Content

Afghan citizens have gathered around a mass grave to bury victims of deadly Pakistani airstrikes along the border. The strikes, targeting TTP fighters, also hit residential areas in Nangarhar and Paktika provinces, resulting in dozens of civilian deaths, including women and children. The incident has intensified tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan.


Pak Strikes Afghanistan: Pak Claims It Killed 80 Terrorists in Strikes 

Afghan citizens have gathered around a mass grave to bury victims of deadly Pakistani airstrikes along the border. The strikes, targeting TTP fighters, also hit residential areas in Nangarhar and Paktika provinces, resulting in dozens of civilian deaths, including women and children. The incident has intensified tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Pak-Afghan Clash: Afghans Gather Around Mass Grave to Bury Those Killed

On Sunday, Afghanistan strongly condemned Pakistan’s airstrikes targeting Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) fighters along the border, calling them a “clear violation” of its sovereignty and international law.

Afghan government spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said in a post on X that the strikes hit a religious seminary and several residential buildings, causing dozens of civilian casualties, including women and children who were killed or injured.

“Last night, our civilians in Nangarhar and Paktika provinces were bombed, resulting in dozens of deaths and injuries, including women and children,” he stated.

Pak-Afghan Clash: Afghanistan Vows Response After Pak Kills Dozens in Strikes

At least 23 members of an Afghan family were killed in strikes carried out by Pakistan near the border, according to Afghan authorities. The incident has escalated tensions between Kabul and Islamabad, with officials condemning the attack as a violation of Afghanistan’s territorial integrity. The deadly strikes highlight ongoing cross-border security challenges and the humanitarian toll on civilian populations in the region.


Pakistan Strikes: 23 Members of Afghan Family Killed 

Rural areas in Pakistan are bearing the brunt of rising inflation, with soaring food and fuel prices severely affecting livelihoods. Families in villages struggle to meet basic needs as costs of essential goods spike, highlighting growing economic disparities between urban and rural populations. Analysts warn that persistent inflation could deepen poverty, disrupt local economies, and worsen socio-economic inequalities across Pakistan.


Pakistan Poverty: Rural Areas Hit Hardest by Inflation

Afghanistan has submitted a formal letter of protest to Pakistan over recent cross-border actions, warning that it reserves the right to respond. Authorities in Kabul condemned the alleged strikes and civilian casualties, calling the move a violation of sovereignty and territorial integrity. The development has further strained already tense Afghanistan-Pakistan relations, with officials urging restraint even as security concerns and diplomatic tensions escalate along the border.


Afghanistan Submits Letter of Protest to Pak, Vows Response 

Kabul has accused Pakistan of violating its territorial integrity, escalating tensions between the two neighbouring countries. Afghan authorities issued a strong statement condemning the alleged breach, warning that such actions could further strain already fragile diplomatic ties. The development comes amid ongoing security concerns along the border, with both sides trading accusations over cross-border incidents and regional stability in recent months.


Kabul: Pakistan Violated Our Territorial Integrity | WION BREAKING

Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan appear to be rising after reports that the Pakistani Air Force carried out airstrikes in Afghanistan’s Paktika and Nangarhar provinces.
According to reports cited by Tolo News, a religious seminary in Bermal district of Paktika province was targeted. Multiple districts — including Khogyani, Bahsod, and Ghani Khel in Nangarhar — were also reportedly hit.

Pakistan Strikes Afghanistan: Calls It A 'Retributive Response' 

Two soldiers, including a lieutenant colonel, have been killed during a military operation when a fighter driving an explosive-laden motorcycle rammed a security convoy vehicle in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) province near the border with Afghanistan. 


Pakistan: 2 Soldiers Killed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 

Balochistan Liberation Army has released a fresh video in which a Pakistani army soldier held captive has expressed his anguish. The video showcases a soldier displaying his identification documents and questioning the Army on why it is not taking any steps to rescue them.


Asim Munir 'Abandons' Pakistan Army Soldiers Kidnapped by BLA

Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khwaja Asif has addressed questions surrounding Army Chief General Asim Munir’s growing prominence, pushing back against claims of a power imbalance. The remarks come amid continuing debate over civil-military dynamics and leadership influence in Pakistan’s political landscape. The issue has drawn attention as discussions over governance and authority intensify.


Pakistan: Is Asim Munir Pakistan’s Real Power Centre? Khwaja Asif Defends Army Chief’s Role | WION

The Baloch Liberation Army has released a video claiming it captured Pakistani soldiers during what it calls Operation Herof 2.0 in Balochistan. The footage and claims have not been independently verified, while Pakistani authorities have not immediately responded to the assertions. The development comes amid continuing security tensions and insurgent activity in the region.


Captured Pakistani Soldiers Shown Kneeling in Rugged Terrain

Balochistan: BLA Releases Video Claiming Capture Of Pakistani Soldiers | WION

At the inaugural Board of Peace meeting in Washington, US President Donald Trump reiterated claims that he helped stop a military confrontation between India and Pakistan in May 2025, saying punitive measures helped compel a ceasefire and asserting that as many as 11 jets were shot down during the hostilities. Trump also praised regional leaders including India’s Narendra Modi. India has denied that the United States mediated the truce.


Trump At Board Of Peace: Claims 11 Jets Shot Down In India-Pakistan Conflict | Gravitas

Pakistan announced on Wednesday (Feb 18) that the Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif was going to visit the inaugural session of the Board of Peace from February 18 to 20. But the announcement became a reason for embarrassment because of the typo in the post on X. Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs released an official statement on X saying, &nbsp;"Prime Minister's Visit to the Unites States of Americas". The note has 2 glaring typos: 'Unites' instead of United and 'Americas' instead of America.&nbsp;After this, netizens heavily mocked the post, and many recalled the past typos by the country's officials.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/navalny-poisoning-allegations-is-this-the-first-time-wildlife-toxin-was-allegedly-used-in-a-political-assassination-1771248912958">Navalny poisoning allegations: Is this the first time wildlife toxin was allegedly used in a political assassination?</a>&nbsp;In 2025, Sharif shared a post in which he commented on the Israeli airstrike on Iran. He wrote on X, "I condom the attack" instead of writing, "I condemn the attack."&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-do-not-give-away-diego-garcia-trump-warns-stramer-says-would-need-island-if-iran-fails-to-make-deal-1771442611083">'DO NOT GIVE AWAY DIEGO GARCIA': Trump warns Starmer, says would need island if Iran fails to make deal</a>&nbsp;In September last year, during a meeting with the Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's headphones fumbled before the meeting even began. The Russian supremo was seen smiling and instructing him on how to put it the right way when people came to the rescue of the Pakistani PM. This was not the first time Sharif had to go through such humiliation.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-will-deter-iran-from-acquiring-nuclear-weapons-one-way-or-another-says-us-energy-secretary-chris-wright-1771421039936">US will deter Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons 'one way or another,' says US Energy Secretary Chris Wright</a>&nbsp;Previously, a similar video was circulated in which the Pakistani PM was seen struggling with the same issue.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Pakistan’s foreign ministry faced backlash after misspelling “United States of America” in a post about PM Shehbaz Sharif’s visit, reviving memories of past viral typos and public gaffes.

Pakistan announced on Wednesday (Feb 18) that the Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif was going to visit the inaugural session of the Board of Peace from February 18 to 20. But the announcement became a reason for embarrassment because of the typo in the post on X. Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs released an official statement on X saying, "Prime Minister's Visit to the Unites States of Americas". The note has 2 glaring typos: 'Unites' instead of United and 'Americas' instead of America. After this, netizens heavily mocked the post, and many recalled the past typos by the country's officials. Also read: Navalny poisoning allegations: Is this the first time wildlife toxin was allegedly used in a political assassination? In 2025, Sharif shared a post in which he commented on the Israeli airstrike on Iran. He wrote on X, "I condom the attack" instead of writing, "I condemn the attack." Also read: 'DO NOT GIVE AWAY DIEGO GARCIA': Trump warns Starmer, says would need island if Iran fails to make deal In September last year, during a meeting with the Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's headphones fumbled before the meeting even began. The Russian supremo was seen smiling and instructing him on how to put it the right way when people came to the rescue of the Pakistani PM. This was not the first time Sharif had to go through such humiliation. Also read: US will deter Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons 'one way or another,' says US Energy Secretary Chris Wright Previously, a similar video was circulated in which the Pakistani PM was seen struggling with the same issue.

Pakistan’s foreign ministry faced backlash after misspelling “United States of America” in a post about PM Shehbaz Sharif’s visit, reviving memories of past viral typos and public gaffes.

Pakistan faces embarrassment as Foreign Ministry types United States of America wrong in X post

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan and cricket legend is said to have expressed fears for his life while imprisoned in Adiala Jail, according to his sisters, Dr. Uzma Khan and Aleema Khan.
They allege a “lethal conspiracy” involving Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, claiming Khan himself warned them that “these people will kill me” if left in custody.

Imran Khan’s Sisters Allege “Lethal Conspiracy” to Kill Him in Jail 

Pakistan are now in Super 8 of T20 World Cup 2026 after beating Namibia on Wednesday (Feb 18) by 102 runs in their do-or-die group stage match. From Group A, Pakistan are the second team to qualify for the next stage with India being the first. The Men in Green are placed in Group Y of Super 8 along with England, Sri Lanka and New Zealand. Pak all-rounder Shadab Khan, who played an important role in team's win on Feb 18, acknowleged that the matches in Super 8 will be tough but Ramadan - holy month in Islam which started Feb 17 - will help them in matches.<h2>Pak all-rounder banks on Ramadan to perform in Super 8 stage of T20 World Cup 2026</h2>Shadab scored 36 unbeaten off 22 balls, took 3/19 with the ball and a catch in the outfield as well to deliver an all-round performance during his team's must win. Speaking to the reporters after the match at the press conference, Shabad acknowledged the Super 8 matches being tough snad said: “The Super 8 will be tough. There will be pressure games. At the end of the day, you can only control certain things, so you should focus on controlling those. And now Ramadan has started, so we also have our faith and belief supporting us."Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/t20-world-cup-2026-never-done-anything-remarkable-pak-s-shadab-khan-reminds-ex-players-of-own-poor-record-vs-india-amid-criticism-1771469758833">T20 World Cup 2026 | 'Never done anything remarkable:' Pak's Shadab Khan reminds ex-players of own poor record vs India amid criticism</a><h2>Pakistan's fixtures in Super 8</h2>Pakistan are in Group Y of Super 8 teams along with New Zealand, England and Sri Lanka. The Salman Agha-led team starts Super 8 campaign against New Zealand on Saturday (Feb 21), face England on Tuesday (Feb 24) in second Super 8 before finishing p against Sri Lanka on Saturday (Feb 28). All of Pakistan's match will be played in Sri Lanka with Colombo hosting the match vs NZ and Pallekele hosting the rest of the two games.

Pak all-rounder Shadab Khan, who played an important role in team's win on Feb 18 vs Namibia, acknowleged that the matches in Super 8 will be tough but Ramadan - holy month in Islam which started Feb 17 - will help them in matches.

Pakistan are now in Super 8 of T20 World Cup 2026 after beating Namibia on Wednesday (Feb 18) by 102 runs in their do-or-die group stage match. From Group A, Pakistan are the second team to qualify for the next stage with India being the first. The Men in Green are placed in Group Y of Super 8 along with England, Sri Lanka and New Zealand. Pak all-rounder Shadab Khan, who played an important role in team's win on Feb 18, acknowleged that the matches in Super 8 will be tough but Ramadan - holy month in Islam which started Feb 17 - will help them in matches. Pak all-rounder banks on Ramadan to perform in Super 8 stage of T20 World Cup 2026 Shadab scored 36 unbeaten off 22 balls, took 3/19 with the ball and a catch in the outfield as well to deliver an all-round performance during his team's must win. Speaking to the reporters after the match at the press conference, Shabad acknowledged the Super 8 matches being tough snad said: “The Super 8 will be tough. There will be pressure games. At the end of the day, you can only control certain things, so you should focus on controlling those. And now Ramadan has started, so we also have our faith and belief supporting us." Also Read - T20 World Cup 2026 | 'Never done anything remarkable:' Pak's Shadab Khan reminds ex-players of own poor record vs India amid criticism Pakistan's fixtures in Super 8 Pakistan are in Group Y of Super 8 teams along with New Zealand, England and Sri Lanka. The Salman Agha-led team starts Super 8 campaign against New Zealand on Saturday (Feb 21), face England on Tuesday (Feb 24) in second Super 8 before finishing p against Sri Lanka on Saturday (Feb 28). All of Pakistan's match will be played in Sri Lanka with Colombo hosting the match vs NZ and Pallekele hosting the rest of the two games.

Pak all-rounder Shadab Khan, who played an important role in team's win on Feb 18 vs Namibia, acknowleged that the matches in Super 8 will be tough but Ramadan - holy month in Islam which started Feb 17 - will help them in matches.

T20 World Cup 2026 | 'Ramadan has started:' Pakistan bank on 'faith and belief supporting us' in Super 8

Pakistan hockey captain Ammad Shakeel Butt has confessed to lying in a video in which he denied the team’s hardships during their recent Australia tour. The players faced poor hotel accommodations and were compelled to perform daily chores due to mismanagement by the Pakistan Hockey Federation.


Pakistan Hockey Team Details Ordeal During Australia Tour

India is set to block the flow of excess water from Ravi river into Pakistan as the Shahpur Kandi dam is set to be completed by March-end. This is seen a continuation of India's policy after the Pahalgam terror attack whereby the Indus Waters Treaty was suspended.


Pakistan Heading Towards Parched Summer as India's New Dam to Turn Off Ravi Water Tap | Gravitas

Imran Khan’s sisters have publicly accused Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir of conspiring to kill the former prime minister while he remains in jail. The allegations add a new layer of tension to Pakistan’s already volatile political landscape, intensifying scrutiny around Khan’s imprisonment and the military’s role.

Pakistan: Imran Khan's Sisters Accuse Army Chief Asim Munir of Conspiring to Kill Him in Jail | WION

The Taliban has released three Pakistani soldiers who were captured during border clashes in October 2025. The development marks a significant step in easing tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. Authorities continue to monitor the situation, while families and officials welcome the soldiers’ safe return amid ongoing regional security concerns.

Pak Soldiers Released: Taliban Releases Three Pakistani Soldiers Captured in October 2025

Pakistan has seen a resurgence of suicide attacks in the last few months. On Monday, militants rammed an explosive-laden vehicle into a wall near a checkpoint in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, leading to the death of 11 security personnel. This reflects a broader pattern looking at the data from the past 15 years.


GRAVITAS Deepdive: Pakistan Sees Resurgence of Suicide Attacks as Internal Turmoil Intensifies

At least 14 military personnel, 18 militants and 3 civilians, including a child, have been killed in two bomb attacks and a gunfight in a security checkpoint in northwestern Pakistan. The incident in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa left 12 more injured, said military personnel on Tuesday. According to security forces, militants rammed a explosive laden vehicle into a wall near a military checkpoint in Baijaur on Monday, killing 11 security personnel and a girl. Security forces killed 12 militants after the blast on Tuesday.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/new-mexico-truth-commission-epstein-zorro-ranch-investigation-1771313807551">New Mexico lawmakers approve ‘Truth Commission’ to probe Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch activities</a>“The assailants sought to breach the check post security; however, their nefarious designs were swiftly and decisively foiled by the vigilant and resolute response of Pakistan’s security forces. Displaying unwavering courage and professional excellence, our valiant troops engaged the fleeing khwarij with precision, eliminating twelve khwarij,” the ISPR said on Tuesday.&nbsp;In a separate incident reported by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa police, 3 security personnel and 3 militants were killed in a search and rescue operation in Shangla district. According to security forces, deceased fighters were engaged in targeting “Chinese nationals”.&nbsp;Pakistan has seen a surge in terrorist attacks since the return of the Taliban to power in Afghanistan. More than 2,400 deaths were recorded in the first three quarters of 2025. Its an increase from the 2500 attacks of 2024. Pakistan has blamed the attack on the Pakistan Taliban (TTP). TTP members belong largely to the tribal areas of Pakistan nearing the border of Afghanistan.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

At least 14 security personnel, 18 militants and 3 civilians were killed in bomb attacks and gunfights in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

At least 14 military personnel, 18 militants and 3 civilians, including a child, have been killed in two bomb attacks and a gunfight in a security checkpoint in northwestern Pakistan. The incident in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa left 12 more injured, said military personnel on Tuesday. According to security forces, militants rammed a explosive laden vehicle into a wall near a military checkpoint in Baijaur on Monday, killing 11 security personnel and a girl. Security forces killed 12 militants after the blast on Tuesday. Also Read: New Mexico lawmakers approve ‘Truth Commission’ to probe Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch activities “The assailants sought to breach the check post security; however, their nefarious designs were swiftly and decisively foiled by the vigilant and resolute response of Pakistan’s security forces. Displaying unwavering courage and professional excellence, our valiant troops engaged the fleeing khwarij with precision, eliminating twelve khwarij,” the ISPR said on Tuesday. In a separate incident reported by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa police, 3 security personnel and 3 militants were killed in a search and rescue operation in Shangla district. According to security forces, deceased fighters were engaged in targeting “Chinese nationals”. Pakistan has seen a surge in terrorist attacks since the return of the Taliban to power in Afghanistan. More than 2,400 deaths were recorded in the first three quarters of 2025. Its an increase from the 2500 attacks of 2024. Pakistan has blamed the attack on the Pakistan Taliban (TTP). TTP members belong largely to the tribal areas of Pakistan nearing the border of Afghanistan.