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Amid escalating tensions in South Asia, China has expressed its readiness to play a constructive role in securing a comprehensive and lasting ceasefire between Pakistan and India. The assurance was given by Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Sun Weidong during a meeting with Pakistan’s Ambassador to China, Khalil Hashmi. Reaffirming Beijing’s consistent support for regional peace […]

In a renewed display of intransigence, India  once again ruled out any flexibility on the Kashmir dispute, insisting it remains a bilateral issue—despite growing international concerns over the region’s human rights situation and rising tensions in South Asia. The Modi-led government also confirmed that the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan will remain suspended, further escalating

Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman has strongly condemned India’s unprovoked aggression following the Pahalgam incident, warning that New Delhi’s reckless actions have pushed the region toward dangerous instability. He accused the Indian government of exploiting the tragedy to launch a series of unjustified attacks on Pakistani territory, targeting civilian areas and religious institutions,

In a damning disclosure, Pakistani security sources have accused India of orchestrating a sustained campaign of state-sponsored terrorism inside Pakistan by financing, training, and sheltering leaders of banned militant organizations. These revelations—corroborated by Indian media coverage and public statements from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Indian Defence Ministry officials—expose New Delhi’s systematic involvement in cross-border

U.S. President Donald Trump has said his administration played a decisive role in brokering a ceasefire between Pakistan and India following a major military escalation, expressing hope that the de-escalation would mark the beginning of lasting peace between the two nuclear-armed nations. Addressing the Saudi-American Investment Forum in Riyadh, Trump stated, “I don’t like wars.