Sunday, June 15th, 2025
AUKUS under Review
Dr. Muhammad Akram Zaheer University of Okara AUKUS, a landmark security agreement valued at approximately £176 billion (US$239 billion; A$368 billion), entails the transfer of nuclear-powered submarine capabilities to Australia a significant development given that, aside from the United Kingdom, no other nation has previously been granted access to the United States’ nuclear propulsion technology. The arrangement is widely interpreted as a strategic countermeasure to the growing assertiveness of the People’s Republic of China in the Indo-Pacific region. Initially, the United States is expected to provide Australia with three second-handRead More
Pakistan, Malaysia Play Thrilling 3-3 Draw in FIH Nations Hockey Cup
DNA KUALA LUMPUR: In a high-octane clash at the FIH Nations Hockey Cup on Sunday, Pakistan and Malaysia played out a thrilling 3-3 draw. The match showcased moments of brilliance from both sides, with Pakistan dominating the early phases before Malaysia staged a strong comeback in the final quarter. Pakistan took a solid lead in the first three quarters, with quick passing and aggressive attacks keeping Malaysia on the back foot. The Green Shirts led 3-1 heading into the final stretch, with goals from Arshad Liaqat, Rana Waheed, and Sufyan Khan.Read More
‘Baseless propaganda’: Pakistan denies supplying ballistic missiles to Iran
ISLAMABAD, JUN 15: Security sources have strongly rejected reports claiming Pakistan provided non-nuclear ballistic missiles to Iran, terming them baseless, frivolous, and part of a propaganda campaign led by Indian media and its affiliated foreign outlets. The development came after a statement started circulating on social media regarding Pakistan’s involvement in the Israel-Iran standoff, which was shared with images of the Iranian and Pakistani flags. Diplomatic sources termed the statement ‘fake’ and said it falsely attributed a claim to Pakistan about delivering a “nuclear response” against Israel in support ofRead More
‘Baseless propaganda’: Pakistan denies supplying ballistic missiles to Iran
ISLAMABAD, JUN 15: Security sources have strongly rejected reports claiming Pakistan provided non-nuclear ballistic missiles to Iran, terming them baseless, frivolous, and part of a propaganda campaign led by Indian media and its affiliated foreign outlets.
Water Crisis? CDA’s New ‘Liquid Gold’ plan revealed
Water saves life which is a great blessing from Allah Almighty (SWT). Every individual to play its due role in saving water as every drop of water counts. Muhammad Ali Randhawa ISLAMABAD, JUN 15 /DNA/ – Chairman, CDA Chief Comkisdioner Islsmabad and DG Civil Defence Muhammad Ali Randhawa, presided over a meeting. The meeting was attended by CDA Board Members, along with other relevant senior officers of CDA. During the meeting, Chairman CDA, Muhasmmad Ali Randhawa said that Water is a great blessing from Allah Almighty, and it is theRead More
Experts urge timely desilting of drains to prevent monsoon losses
ISLAMABAD, JUN 15 (DNA) — As Pakistan braces for a 13% increase in rainfall during the 2025 monsoon season, experts warn that inadequate drainage infrastructure could exacerbate flood risks and economic losses. The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) forecasts the monsoon to commence around June 23 and continue until September, with potential flash floods and urban inundations, particularly in regions like Koh-e-Suleman, Sindh, AJK, KPK, Punjab, and Islamabad. Experts emphasize that without proactive drainage maintenance—such as clearing debris and removing blockages—the country faces significant economic repercussions. Monsoon-induced flooding has historically inflicted severe economicRead More