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Who is Khalilur Rahman, Bangladesh foreign minister elected President of UN General Assembly?

Bangladesh's Foreign Minister, Dr. Khalilur Rahman, will lead the United Nations General Assembly. He secured the presidency for the 81st session, beginning September 2026. This marks Bangladesh's return to this significant global role after nearly 40 years. India and Pakistan have extended congratulations. Dr. Rahman's leadership will shape discussions on…

The Economic Times · Jun 3

Pakistan embarrassed in Japan as 'illegal' mosque inaugurated in presence of Pak ambassador now faces demolition

A mosque inaugurated by Pakistan's ambassador in Japan has sparked a diplomatic and legal controversy. Japanese authorities declared the structure in Kawagoe was built without proper permissions in a restricted zone, leading to possible demolition. The Pakistan embassy clarified its non-involvement in the construction process, emphasizing adherence to local laws.

The Economic Times · Jun 3

Quick smart, Ellis stakes his claim for World Cup role

Nathan Ellis's 4-33 in Lahore did more than bowl Australia to an ODI victory over Pakistan, it reminded the selectors he can be more than just a back-up.

AAP · Jun 3

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CRIK:Ellis steps up as Australia draw level in Pakistan

Nathan Ellis has taken 4-33 as Australia won the second ODI in Pakistan by 41 runs to level the series with one match to play.

AAP · Jun 2

Ellis steps up as Australia draw level in Pakistan

Nathan Ellis has taken 4-33 as Australia won the second ODI in Pakistan by 41 runs to level the series with one match to play.

AAP · Jun 2

On This Day in History, June 3: Muhammad Ali’s death, Tiananmen Square crackdown, Tagore’s knighthood, Partition plan and first American spacewalk

On This Day in History, June 3 witnessed several landmark events that shaped the modern world. From Muhammad Ali’s death in 2016 and the Tiananmen Square crackdown in 1989 to Ed White’s historic American spacewalk in 1965, the date holds global significance. It also marks the unveiling of the Partition…

The Economic Times · Jun 2

PoK activist Amjad Ayub Mirza calls on PM Modi to intervene over 'rights violations' in Gilgit-Baltistan

A PoJK human rights activist has urged PM Modi to intervene regarding alleged widespread rights violations and repression of political activists in Pakistan-occupied Gilgit-Baltistan. He cited arrests, detentions, and upcoming crackdowns, highlighting growing public discontent due to economic hardship and lack of political representation.

The Times of India · Jun 2

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Those with no "locus standi" should desist from commenting on J-K, Ladakh: MEA

India on Tuesday strongly rejected references to Jammu and Kashmir in a joint press communique issued following the 8th round of the European Union-Pakistan Strategic Dialogue, asserting that those with no "locus standi" on the matter should refrain from commenting on India's internal affairs.

The Economic Times · Jun 2

CRIK:Second ODI: Pakistan puts Australia in

Pakistan has won the toss and elected to field against Australia in the second one-day international in Lahore.

AAP · Jun 2

Second ODI: Pakistan puts Australia in

Pakistan has won the toss and elected to field against Australia in the second one-day international in Lahore.

AAP · Jun 2

India among favourites for Women's T20 World Cup: Anjum Chopra

The Indian women's cricket team is ready for the T20 World Cup in England. Former captain Anjum Chopra states the team is no longer unfamiliar with English conditions. India begins its campaign against Pakistan. The return of Yastika Bhatia is a significant boost. Chopra suggests flexibility in the batting order.

The Economic Times · Jun 2

Pakistan orders early market closures as energy costs soar amid US-Iran conflict

Islamabad has mandated early business closures, with markets shutting by 8 pm and eateries by 10 pm, to combat rising energy costs fueled by Middle East conflicts. This austerity measure, effective June 1, 2026, aims to reduce electricity consumption and ease financial strain on Pakistan, a nation heavily reliant on…

The Times of India · Jun 2

Debt, inflation & IMF dependence: Pakistan is still spending $900,000 every month on US lobbying

Pakistan is spending heavily on lobbying in the United States. This occurs as the nation faces economic difficulties and water scarcity. The country also deals with rising fuel costs. FARA filings reveal extensive efforts to influence Washington. This includes security, trade, and diplomatic outreach. The lobbying intensified during military tensions…

The Times of India · Jun 2

Iran targets US air base as fresh attacks strain ceasefire efforts, lift oil prices

Iran struck a US air base following American strikes on its military sites. Kuwait also reported missile and drone attacks. These actions have heightened regional tensions and increased oil prices. Israel expanded military operations against Hezbollah. Pakistan is mediating peace efforts amid ongoing conflict and disrupted energy markets.

The Economic Times · Jun 1

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The Economic Times · Jun 1

Pakistan: Market timings revised in Islamabad amid austerity drive

Islamabad businesses are required to close by 8 pm from Monday. This is part of the government's austerity measures to conserve energy. Restaurants and food outlets can stay open until 10 pm. Essential services are exempt. This move aims to reduce electricity consumption during peak hours. The government encourages daytime…

Euronews · Jun 1

Newsletter: Keeping the Western Balkans’ EU dreams alive

In today's newsletter: European Council chief António Costa kicks off his Western Balkan tour; French President Emmanuel Macron condemns violence on French streets following Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League victory.

The Economic Times · Jun 1

An LNG glut is on its way

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the shutdown of Qatar’s LNG exports have pushed gas prices higher, but the disruption could ultimately lead to a prolonged global LNG glut, according to the analysis. The crisis has exposed the risks of relying on LNG supplies passing through Hormuz, prompting…

The Economic Times · Jun 1

Trump seeks fresh changes to Iran deal; draft includes Hormuz reopening, nuclear curbs: Report

President Donald Trump wants more changes to a proposed Iran deal. The agreement aims for a ceasefire and nuclear talks. It also includes opening the Strait of Hormuz. Iran insists on guarantees for its rights. Pakistan is mediating. The US warns of renewed conflict if terms are not met. Negotiations…

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The Economic Times · May 31

PoK youth crosses LoC after social media romance, apprehended by Army

An individual from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir crossed the Line of Control into Uri sector. Army troops apprehended the 22-year-old man. He stated love and family pressures motivated his journey. The girl he connected with over social media appealed for his stay. Security agencies are verifying the narrative. Cross-LoC familial ties are…

The Economic Times · May 31

J&K: Army foils exfiltration bid in Uri, apprehends three persons during operation near LoC

Army troops in Jammu and Kashmir's Uri sector have thwarted an exfiltration bid. Three individuals were apprehended while trying to cross the Line of Control with hostile intentions. In a separate incident, a man from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir was detained after crossing the LoC. Preliminary investigations suggest he crossed to meet…

The Economic Times · May 31

ISI asks terror sympathisers to join national political parties to escape crackdown: Officials

Pakistan's ISI is pushing its operatives into mainstream political parties in Jammu and Kashmir. This move aims to evade security crackdowns and investigations. The ISI is also reviving defunct terror groups from the 1990s. This strategy seeks to give local colour to violence and hide Pakistan's role. Security agencies are…

The Economic Times · May 31

Pak beaming rogue telecom signals to aid terror networks, penetrate jails in J-K: Officials

Pakistan is actively violating international rules. It is sending extra mobile signals into Jammu and Kashmir. These signals help terrorist groups communicate secretly. The focus is on the Jammu region. New technology is needed to stop these rogue signals. Security agencies are working to counter these threats.

The Economic Times · May 31

US-Iran conflict adds fresh strain to Pakistan's fragile economy

Pakistan faces a growing inflation crisis. Tensions between the United States and Iran are driving up fuel prices. This is making daily life difficult for ordinary citizens. Salaried workers and low-income families struggle to afford basic necessities. Petrol prices have surged significantly. Diesel prices have also increased. This impacts transportation…

The Economic Times · May 31

Pakistan signs $1.2 million US lobbying deal months after Operation Sindoor

Pakistan has hired a Washington-based firm for a multi-million dollar contract. The agreement aims to boost Pakistan's engagement with US lawmakers and policymakers. This move follows Operation Sindoor and comes amid ongoing scrutiny of Pakistan's counterterrorism record. The firm will work to advance Pakistan's diplomatic, economic, and strategic interests in…

The Times of India · May 31

Water, gas & power outages - Pakistan's Karachi hit by utility collapse as Eid turns into crisis

Karachi residents endured a grim Eid-ul-Adha marked by severe water, gas, and power outages. Families struggled to cook and preserve meat amid sweltering heat, leading to widespread protests. Despite official assurances, essential services failed, forcing many to resort to costly alternatives and endure immense hardship during the festival.

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