US-Pak: The United States has expressed its intent to strengthen its strategic partnership with Pakistan while reaffirming its long-standing and “deep, historic” relationship with India. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized that Washington’s outreach to Islamabad will not come at the expense of its vital ties with New Delhi.

US-Pak: US Seeks Stronger Ties with Pakistan, Reaffirms Deep Partnership with India: Rubio 

India-Pakistan: The escalating tension along the Line of Control (LoC)﻿ in Jammu and Kashmir, focusing on increased military activity by Pakistani troops alongside heightened operations by terror groups. 


India-Pak: 120 Terrorist Poised to Infiltrate Loc, High Alert Along the Border

Dhaka: Pakistan's Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee Chairman Gen Sahir Shamshad Mirza has said Islamabad was willing to deepen ties with Dhaka as he met Bangladesh's interim government chief Muhammad Yunus here.


Pak Top General, Yunus Hold Strategic Talks Focused on Trade, Defence & Connectivity

Uproar in Pakistan as Minister Says Can't Ignore Israel, Imran Khan-Led PTI Hits Out at Govt

India has launched its annual Trishul 2025 tri-Service combat exercise along the western border with Pakistan, involving the Army, Navy, and Air Force. The drills come days after Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's warning over Pakistan's military buildup near the Sir Creek region.

Trishul: India's Tri-Services Drills Near Sir Creek, Military Drills Across Pakistan Border 

Pakistan's defence minister said on Saturday he believes Afghanistan wants peace but that failure to reach an agreement during talks in Istanbul would mean "open war," days after both sides agreed to a ceasefire following deadly border clashes.
The talks in Istanbul, which began on Saturday and are expected to continue into Sunday, mark the latest attempt by Pakistan and Afghanistan to prevent a relapse into violence after the worst border fighting since the Taliban's 2021 takeover of Kabul.

Pak-Afghan Tensions: Pakistan Defence Minister Warns Of Open War If Peace Talks Fail

Pakistan warns of 'open war' if Kabul peace talks fail amid border ceasefire. Afghanistan and Pakistan are embroiled in a bitter security row that has become increasingly violent, with each side saying they were responding to aggression from the other.


Pak Warns of 'Open War' With Afghanistan | Ceasefire After Deadly Clashes 

Pakistan's defence minister said on Saturday he believes Afghanistan wants peace but that failure to reach an agreement during talks in Istanbul would mean "open war," days after both sides agreed to a ceasefire following deadly border clashes.
The talks in Istanbul, which began on Saturday and are expected to continue into Sunday, mark the latest attempt by Pakistan and Afghanistan to prevent a relapse into violence after the worst border fighting since the Taliban's 2021 takeover of Kabul.


Pak-Afghan tensions: Pakistan Defence Minister warns of open war if peace talks fail 

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Pakistan and Afghanistan are set to hold high-level talks in Istanbul, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations, enhance security cooperation, and address regional issues.


Pak-Afghan Talks: Pakistan, Afghanistan Delegations to Meet in Istanbul

India on Friday (Oct 24) slammed Pakistan at the United Nations Security Council over “grave human rights violations” in territories “illegally occupied” by it, saying that democracy is an “alien” concept for the nation. It also reiterated that the region is an “integral and inalienable part of India.”Speaking at the UNSC’s open debate on ‘The United Nations Organisation: Looking into the Future’, India’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish, said that people of Jammu and Kashmir “exercise their fundamental rights in accordance with India’s time-tested democratic traditions and constitutional framework.” He further added, “We know that these are concepts alien to Pakistan. We call upon Pakistan to end the grave and ongoing human rights violations in the areas illegally occupied by it, where the population is in open revolt against Pakistan’s military occupation, repression, brutality and illegal exploitation of resources.”

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WATCH?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WATCH</a> | At the UNSC Open Debate on ‘The United Nations Organization: Looking into the Future’, refereing to Pakistan&#39;s statement, PR of India to the UN, Parvathaneni Harish, says, &quot;... Let me emphasise that the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir has been, is, and will always… <a href="https://t.co/PNV5Qp9AYA">pic.twitter.com/PNV5Qp9AYA</a>&mdash; ANI (@ANI) <a href="https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1981897566532108790?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 25, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Harish also mentioned India’s civilisational ethos of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (the world is one family) and urged all member states to make the UN better equipped to meet the purpose for a new era.Harish further stated, “We see the world as one family, a vision enshrined in our civilisational ethos of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam. This is not only an outlook that anchors our worldview, but also the reason why India has consistently advocated for justice, dignity, opportunity and prosperity for all societies and peoples. It is also the reason why India places its faith in multilateralism, international partnerships and cooperation.”“India has always stood with our brothers and sisters from the Global South and will continue to help with our expertise and long-standing experience across all domains. I urge all member states to come together and join hands towards realising this vision for making the UN fit for purpose for the new era,” he said.

India slammed Pakistan over “grave human rights violations” at the UNSC’s open debate on ‘The United Nations Organisation: Looking into the Future’.

India on Friday (Oct 24) slammed Pakistan at the United Nations Security Council over “grave human rights violations” in territories “illegally occupied” by it, saying that democracy is an “alien” concept for the nation. It also reiterated that the region is an “integral and inalienable part of India.” Speaking at the UNSC’s open debate on ‘The United Nations Organisation: Looking into the Future’, India’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish, said that people of Jammu and Kashmir “exercise their fundamental rights in accordance with India’s time-tested democratic traditions and constitutional framework.” He further added, “We know that these are concepts alien to Pakistan. We call upon Pakistan to end the grave and ongoing human rights violations in the areas illegally occupied by it, where the population is in open revolt against Pakistan’s military occupation, repression, brutality and illegal exploitation of resources.”

India slammed Pakistan over “grave human rights violations” at the UNSC’s open debate on ‘The United Nations Organisation: Looking into the Future’.

‘End grave human rights violations’: India slams Pakistan at UN, says democracy ‘alien concept’ for nation

Unidentified attackers blew up an under-construction girls' primary school in Pakistan’s Tank district on Friday (Oct 24). The blast ripped through the school building in Gara Budha village, near Dera Ismail Khan, during the early hours of the morning, according to Dawn.<h2>What happened?</h2>According to the report, police said the explosives had been planted along the school's boundary wall and under several classrooms, causing major structural damage to a facility that was just weeks away from completion. A bomb disposal unit later inspected the site, collecting fragments of the explosive device and assessing the extent of destruction. Authorities have yet to identify who was behind the attack or what their motives were.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/cm-rekha-gupta-calls-cloud-seeding-necessity-reveals-delhi-will-witness-artificial-rain-on-this-day-1761294536360">CM Rekha Gupta calls cloud seeding 'necessity,' reveals Delhi will witness artificial rain on THIS day</a>Residents, already shaken by years of militant violence in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, voiced anger and frustration. Parents and community leaders condemned the bombing as a direct assault on girls’ education and demanded swift action. "This is not just an attack on a school; it's an attack on the future of our daughters," said one local elder.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">د کوزې پښتونخوا د ټانک ولسوالۍ د ګړه بډه په سیمه کې نامعلومو کسانو د نجونو ابتدایي ښوونځی په بمونو الوزولی. <a href="https://t.co/t5Y2aeWKxc">pic.twitter.com/t5Y2aeWKxc</a>&mdash; Attaullah khogyani (@Attaullahkhogya) <a href="https://twitter.com/Attaullahkhogya/status/1981638408507105780?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 24, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

According to an ANI report, the attack underscores a troubling pattern in Pakistan’s northwest, where militant groups have repeatedly targeted girls’ schools to intimidate communities and suppress education for women.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-police-foil-fidayeen-plot-2-isis-terrorists-with-potential-pakistan-isi-ties-arrested-suicide-attack-1761291167225">Delhi Police foils suicide attack plot targeting crowded areas; ISIS operatives with possible Pakistan ISI links arrested</a><h2>Mobile company employees freed</h2>Meanwhile, in a separate incident, four employees of a mobile phone company who were abducted earlier this week were freed on Friday. The workers had been kidnapped from Garah Bakhtiyar while transporting telecom equipment, police told Dawn. They were later released unconditionally in nearby Garah Mastan village, reportedly after their captors feared being caught in an ongoing security crackdown. The Counter-Terrorism Department has, meanwhile, registered a case against unidentified suspects.

Unidentified attackers blew up an under-construction girls’ primary school in Pakistan’s Tank district on Oct 24, causing major damage.

Unidentified attackers blew up an under-construction girls' primary school in Pakistan’s Tank district on Friday (Oct 24). The blast ripped through the school building in Gara Budha village, near Dera Ismail Khan, during the early hours of the morning, according to Dawn. What happened? According to the report, police said the explosives had been planted along the school's boundary wall and under several classrooms, causing major structural damage to a facility that was just weeks away from completion. A bomb disposal unit later inspected the site, collecting fragments of the explosive device and assessing the extent of destruction. Authorities have yet to identify who was behind the attack or what their motives were. Also read | CM Rekha Gupta calls cloud seeding 'necessity,' reveals Delhi will witness artificial rain on THIS day Residents, already shaken by years of militant violence in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, voiced anger and frustration. Parents and community leaders condemned the bombing as a direct assault on girls’ education and demanded swift action. "This is not just an attack on a school; it's an attack on the future of our daughters," said one local elder.

Unidentified attackers blew up an under-construction girls’ primary school in Pakistan’s Tank district on Oct 24, causing major damage.

Under-construction girls’ school targeted in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

After India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty, Taliban-ruled Afghanistan has announced plans to restrict Pakistan’s water supply by building dams on the Kunar River. Taliban Supreme Leader Hibatullah Akhundzada has ordered the project to begin immediately, escalating tensions after deadly border clashes. What does this mean for South Asia’s water security, India’s regional policy, and Pakistan’s future?

Afghanistan Threatens Pakistan With Water War

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has announced that Pakistan will remain under follow-up monitoring, even after its removal from the grey list. The global watchdog cited ongoing concerns over Islamabad’s efforts to combat money laundering and terror financing. Analysts say continued monitoring highlights gaps in Pakistan’s financial reforms and underscores FATF’s push for long-term compliance with global anti-terror financing standards.

FATF: Pakistan Remains Under FATF Follow-Up Monitoring Post Grey List 

After India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty, Taliban-ruled Afghanistan has announced plans to restrict Pakistan’s water supply by building dams on the Kunar River. Taliban Supreme Leader Hibatullah Akhundzada has ordered the project to begin immediately, escalating tensions after deadly border clashes. What does this mean for South Asia’s water security, India’s regional policy, and Pakistan’s future?


Pak-Afghan tensions: Reports suggest Afghanistan to restrict water to Pakistan

Pakistan-Afghanistan: In a move escalating regional tensions, Taliban Supreme Leader Mawlawi Hibatullah Akhundzada has directed the immediate building of a dam on the Kunar River, which flows from Afghanistan into Pakistan. The dam aims to assert Afghanistan’s control over its water resources and limit water supply downstream to Pakistan, reflecting a strategic response amid recent border clashes and Pakistan’s own tensions with India over water sharing. 


Pakistan-Afghanistan: Tensions Rise as Taliban Moves to Curb Kunar River Flow

Pakistan has officially banned the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) under its anti-terror law, following growing concerns over violent protests and extremist activities. The government has described this move as necessary to maintain law and order, while TLP supporters react strongly across the country. 

Pakistan Bans TLP Under Anti-Terror Law | Government Crackdown | NEWSPOINT | WION 

The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has issued a bold threat to Pakistan's army chief Asim Munir, challenging him to face them directly. This escalation marks a significant rise in tensions between the militant group and the military establishment. Stay tuned for the latest developments in this high-stakes confrontation

Huge Embarrassment For Pakistan Govt |  TTP Dares Munir: Face Us If You Are A Man 

Pakistan’s federal government has officially banned the hardline group Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) following violent protests and deadly riots across Punjab. The decision, pushed by the provincial government, marks one of the toughest actions against religious extremism in recent years. The move came after TLP’s “Gaza solidarity” march turned violent, prompting Islamabad to tighten its stance on radical groups.

 Pakistan Bans TLP After Deadly Riots | Crackdown on Religious Extremism

From Australia to South Africa, here's a look at the top five teams in WTC 2025-27 updated points table. This list also includes India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka

From Australia to South Africa, here's a look at the top five teams in WTC 2025-27 updated points table. This list also includes India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka

Top 5 teams in WTC 2025-27 updated points table, check where India stands

Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), a UN-designated terrorist organization, has reportedly launched an online crash course aimed at women — raising serious concerns about radicalization, digital outreach, and online extremist propaganda.


Pak terror group JeM launches online course for women, Masood Azhar ramps up donation drive

The Punjab government of Pakistan announced a new campus of London's Imperial College campus in Lahore. However, the UK university quickly denied the claim, saying it had "no such plans". The fake claim by the Maryam Nawaz-led provincial government, which she herself amplified, sparked criticism from an alumnus of the Imperial College, who slammed the government.


Pakistan: Imperial College rejects Punjab govt's Lahore campus claims

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) leadership has blamed Pakistan's central government for a recent surge in terrorism, citing a lack of coordination and security support. After a high-level meeting, Afridi announced key policy directives aimed at controlling the situation and boosting provincial response mechanisms.

Pak Tensions Rise: KP Blames Centre for Terror Surge | Afridi Issues New Directives

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) leadership has blamed Pakistan's central government for a recent surge in terrorism, citing a lack of coordination and security support. After a high-level meeting, Afridi announced key policy directives aimed at controlling the situation and boosting provincial response mechanisms.


Khyber Pakhtunkhwa CM Slams Centre After First High-Level Meet

Pak Tensions Rise: KP Blames Centre for Terror Surge | Afridi Issues New Directives | WION 

Pakistan has signaled that the fragile truce with Afghanistan depends heavily on the Taliban’s commitment to stop cross-border incursions. A Pakistani minister has publicly linked continued peace to Taliban cooperation, raising questions about the durability of the ceasefire amid growing security concerns.


Pak-Afghan truce: Pakistan minister links peace to taliban halting cross-border incursions 

In a recent diplomatic development, Qatar mediated a ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan following intense border clashes. However, controversy erupted after Qatar edited its official statement—removing the word "border"—which critics say favors the Taliban's stance on the disputed Durand Line.


Afghanistan-Pak tension: Qatar Alters Pak-Afghan Truce Statement | Durand Line Dispute Resurfaces

 Marking a major milestone in India’s defence manufacturing drive, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday flagged off the first batch of BrahMos missiles produced at the BrahMos Integration and Testing Facility in Lucknow.


‘Every Inch of Pakistan in Range’: India Showcases BrahMos Power

Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan over the long-disputed Durand Line have flared up again—this time during ceasefire negotiations mediated by Qatar. A seemingly routine diplomatic statement has reignited nationalist rhetoric and border dispute narratives on both sides.
What did Qatar say? Why is the Durand Line such a sensitive flashpoint? And how could this impact regional stability amid ongoing Taliban-Pakistan tensions?

Qatar’s Ceasefire Statement Sparks Durand Line Controversy

Controversy erupts in Pakistan as the government faces criticism for honoring two media personalities alleged to have spread disinformation and state-backed propaganda.
The awards sparked outrage from journalists and civil society, raising concerns over media freedom, journalistic integrity, and political influence over public discourse.

Pakistan Govt Honors Media Propagandists | WION

Pakistan: Reports say protesters from the hardline military-linked religious party Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan were killed by Pakistani security forces during a rare demonstration.


Pakistan: Ex-Pak Prez Arif Alvi likens Muridke to Jallianwala bag massacre 

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