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Pakistan urges India to engage with it constructively within Indus Water Treaty framework

Pakistan urged India to engage constructively within the Indus Waters Treaty framework. India rejected an arbitration award, stating the court lacked jurisdiction over its decisions. New Delhi maintains its decision to hold the treaty in abeyance remains in force. Pakistan welcomed the arbitration order and will seek its full implementation.…

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Pak pleads for dialogue after India stands firm on suspending Indus Water Treaty

NEW DELHI: Just days after India rejected an international tribunal's ruling on the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) and dismissed its jurisdiction, Pakistan on Wednesday urged New Delhi to engage "constructively" within the framework of the 1960 water-sharing agreement.

The Times of India

Iran targets US allies in Gulf after overnight attacks, and other Mideast news

Iran has targeted U.S. Gulf allies, firing drones at Kuwait and Bahrain after U.S. airstrikes in Iran

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Army chief's Iran visit focused on de-escalation, negotiated settlement: Pakistan

Pakistan's Foreign Office stated Army chief Asim Munir's Iran visit aimed at regional de-escalation. He met Iranian leaders to discuss preventing conflict escalation and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Islamabad refuted claims that Munir visited Iran as an envoy for the United States. Pakistan continues its diplomatic efforts to revive…

The Economic Times

Regional powers seek off-ramp from Iran war, and other Middle East developments

Regional powers are seeking an off-ramp from the Iran war as another tanker attack is reported in the Strait of Hormuz

The Independent UK

Mediator Pakistan says US-Iran talks ongoing as foes trade attacks

TEHRAN - Mediator Pakistan insisted Thursday that negotiations between Iran and the United States were ongoing, even as Washington carried out a "heavy wave of strikes" on its foe in retaliation for fresh attacks targeting Jordan.

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Pakistan says US-Iran talks still alive despite fresh wave of US strikes

The renewed fighting has widened fears of a broader regional conflict, with Egypt hit for the first time and Gulf states scrambling to secure key shipping routes.

France 24

Pakistan 'doing its utmost' to bring US and Iran back to negotiating table: Foreign Office

Pakistan is actively working to bring the US and Iran back to the negotiating table. The nation supports dialogue and diplomacy as the only viable path forward. Regional security remains a significant concern despite a recent lull in hostilities. Both nations are urged to exercise maximum restraint and honor their…

The Economic Times

Pakistan rejects Amnesty call for war crimes probe into Kabul airstrike

Pakistan has rejected Amnesty International’s call for an investigation into a March airstrike on a drug rehabilitation center in the Afghan capital that the rights group said could amount to a war crime, dismissing the allegations as unsupported

The Independent UK

Pakistan Refuses UK Deportation of Child Rapist Shabir Ahmed – So Why Is the UK Giving Them £153 Million in Aid?

Convicted child rapist Shabir Ahmed remains in the UK after Pakistan rejected efforts to accept his deportation, prompting renewed scrutiny of Britain's £153 million aid commitment.

International Business Times UK

Pakistan blames UK for Rochdale grooming gang leader’s crimes

‘Onus lies on where he grew up, was raised, groomed, and unfortunately spoiled,’ Islamabad official claims

The Independent UK

Pakistan urges US, Iran to end hostilities, resume talks amid renewed strikes

Pakistan urged the United States and Iran to cease hostilities and resume negotiations. Renewed military strikes between the two nations threaten regional stability and peace efforts. The Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding aimed for a permanent peace agreement within sixty days. Pakistan reiterated its call for maximum restraint and a commitment…

The Economic Times

Pakistan alleges, yet again, India making efforts to control rivers

Pakistan has strongly refuted India's alleged attempts to control rivers, particularly the Indus basin, by treating water as a "strategic asset." Islamabad asserts that India's decision to place the Indus Water Treaty in "abeyance" is an illegal move, using terrorism as a baseless pretext. Pakistan maintains that water should not…

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Pakistan says Iran-US talks expected to resume next week

Pakistan's foreign office has indicated that crucial talks between the United States and Iran are set to resume next week, likely on Tuesday. This follows a recent memorandum of understanding and technical-level discussions in Switzerland, where Pakistan and Qatar acted as mediators. The ongoing dialogue, aimed at restoring peace in…

The Independent UK

UN mission in Afghanistan confirms death toll of 13 civilians in Pakistani airstrikes

The United Nations mission in Afghanistan says it has documented the deaths of 13 civilians, mainly children and women, from Pakistani airstrikes on eastern Afghanistan

The Economic Times

Pakistan says engaged in US-Iran mediation despite escalation, calls for negotiated settlement

Pakistan's foreign ministry stated on Thursday that leaders are actively mediating to end the US-Iran war. Despite recent hostilities, Pakistan remains engaged in efforts for a negotiated settlement. The interior minister recently visited Tehran, delivering a message from the prime minister to Iranian leadership. Pakistan urges diplomacy and dialogue to…

The Economic Times

Pakistan claims India diverting Chenab water to Beas violation of IWT

Pakistan has accused India of violating the Indus Waters Treaty. India plans to divert Chenab river water to the Beas river. Pakistan states this action breaks international water laws. The Indus Waters Treaty governs water sharing between the two nations. Pakistan received the report and a tender document from India.…

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Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif begins China visit, to hold talks with Xi Jinping

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday departed for Hangzhou, marking the first leg of a four-day official visit to China from May 23 to 26, aimed at expanding economic cooperation, strengthening strategic ties, and advancing projects under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), according to the Pakistani Prime Minister's Office.

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Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir leaves for Tehran amidst efforts to end US-Iran war

His second visit to Tehran in little more than a month comes after progress was reported in talks held by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, who has been in Iran since Wednesday, with top Iranian leadership, including twice with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, according to sources.

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Pakistan welcomes voices within India calling for dialogue: Foreign Office

Pakistan has welcomed voices within India advocating for dialogue. Foreign Office spokesman Tahir Andrabi stated that constructive partnerships are essential for peace and prosperity. He expressed hope for sanity to prevail in India. Pakistan remains committed to diplomacy and respect for sovereignty. Pakistani troops maintain vigilance along the Line of…

The Economic Times

'Pak never shies away from dialogue'

Pakistan has publicly announced its readiness to initiate talks with India, signaling a desire for impactful and productive dialogue. As the nation reflects on the anniversary of a critical conflict, it pledged a robust response to any future acts of aggression. With a focus on strengthening military capabilities, officials noted…

The Independent UK

Iran creates new agency to control shipping in Strait of Hormuz while reviewing peace deal with US

Iran has created a government agency to control and tax vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz

The Times of India

Pakistan says no dates set for second round of US-Iran talks

Pakistan has confirmed no dates are set for a second round of US-Iran talks. Efforts to sustain dialogue are ongoing. Details of delegations and discussions remain confidential, as agreed by the negotiating parties. The nuclear issue is a subject of discussion. Peace in Lebanon is also considered essential.

The Times of India

Pakistan asks Taliban to declare TTP a terror outfit, dismantle network to ease border tensions

Pakistan has formally demanded Afghanistan's Taliban administration declare the TTP a terrorist group, dismantle its infrastructure, and provide verifiable proof of action. These demands, conveyed during China-brokered talks in Urumqi, are central to Pakistan's stance amid ongoing border tensions and security concerns. While dialogue continues, Pakistan emphasizes no policy shift,…

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