Trump’s midterm defeat and Pak foreign policy dilemma
Opinion Ansar Mahmood Bhatti The defeat of U.S. President Donald Trump’s political camp in the midterm elections may not immediately alter realities on the ground for Pakistan, but it does place Islamabad in an awkward diplomatic position. Over the past few years, Pakistan’s leadership invested significant political capital in cultivating ties with Trump and his administration. Some voices in Pakistan even went as far as proposing Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, portraying him as a leader capable of resolving major international conflicts. Today, with his diminished political standing, that enthusiasm appears increasingly uncomfortable and politically costly. For Pakistan, theRead More
Recruitment begins in Pakistan Navy Short Service Commission Course & M Cadet Scheme
SUKKUR, Nov 03 (DNA):Pakistan Navy Recruitment and Selection Center Sukkur has announced the online registration for induction in the Pakistan Navy for eligible Pakistani citizens aspiring to join the ShortRead More
Yemen says Iranian, Hezbollah ‘general staff’ directing Houthi operations
SANAA, NOV 3: Yemen’s internationally recognized government said Tuesday that 21 Iranian and Hezbollah operatives are overseeing Houthi military operations, including operational planning, command and control, and weapons development. InteriorRead More
KBM Care provides financial assistance for marriage of orphan girls
DNA BAHAWALPUR: KBM Care Foundation is continuing its humanitarian efforts to support orphan girls by providing financial assistance for their marriages, helping deserving families fulfil this important responsibility with dignityRead More
