Friday, August 22nd, 2025
The Future of NATO: Do We Still Need It?
NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) was created in 1949 to provide collective defense for its member states, primarily in Europe and North America. The core principle of the alliance is that an attack against one member is considered an attack against all, as outlined in Article 5 of the NATO treaty. This principle has been invoked only once, in response to the September 11 terrorist attacks in 2001. Following the Cold War, NATO shifted its focus from solely deterring Soviet threats to addressing a wider scope of security challenges. TheRead More
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Visits Pakistan
In a significant diplomatic engagement, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited Pakistan this week to discuss the ongoing progress of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and the bilateral cooperation between the two countries. The visit underscored China’s commitment to deepen ties with Pakistan and highlighted both the achievements and challenges faced in the ambitious CPEC project. Wang Yi expressed China’s strong desire to continue developing Pakistan through enhanced economic and infrastructural cooperation. “China views Pakistan as a key partner in its Belt and Road Initiative and is dedicated to supportingRead More
PHA hosts Ethio-Pakistan green dialogue in Lahore
LAHORE, AUG 22 /DNA/ – An Ethiopia-Pakistan Green Dialogue was held at a local hotel in Lahore to promote green culture, innovation and technology in the global south for effectively fighting the climate change. The “Ethiopia–Pakistan Green Dialogue: Lessons from Ethiopia’s Green Legacy” was jointly organized by the Ethiopian Embassy Islamabad and the Parks & Horticulture Authority Lahore, Government of the punjab. The event was graced by Bilal Yasin, Minister of Punjab for Housing, Urban Development and Public Health Engineering as a Chief Guest, while Muddassir Riaz Malik, Secretary Forest,Read More
Deputy PM lauds services of Ambassador Hamad Alzaabi
DNAIslamabad – August 22, 2025: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar received a farewell call from the Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates, Hamad Obaid Ibrahim Salem Al-Zaabi,. The meeting marked the conclusion of the Ambassador’s diplomatic tenure in Pakistan.During the meeting, Senator Dar expressed his sincere appreciation for Ambassador Al-Zaabi’s dedicated efforts and significant contributions to strengthening the fraternal ties between Pakistan and the UAE. The Foreign Minister acknowledged the envoy’s role in enhancing bilateral cooperation across various sectors, including trade, investment, and people-to-people contacts.SenatorRead More
Pakistan’s past and future discussed at UK symposium
Each workshop was followed by a vibrant 20-minute Q&A session, where the audience engaged deeply with the speakers, posing thoughtful questions and sharing perspectives Attaullah Cheema MANCHESTER, UK – The Press Club of Pakistan, United Kingdom (PCP-UK) commemorated Pakistan’s Independence Day with a profound and forward-looking symposium, “The Genesis and Destiny of Pakistan,” held at the Gorton Hub Library auditorium in Manchester. The event featured a series of three insightful workshops delving into the nation’s foundation, its current governance, and its future trajectory. Session I: The Governance Structure of Pakistan.Read More
From Monal’s glory to moral decay: a national tragedy
This tragic transformation has sparked anger and dismay among citizens. “When Monal was functioning, it was a symbol of pride. Families felt safe, and foreigners left with a positive image of Pakistan. Now, it has become the opposite—a shameful spectacle,” says one concerned resident DNA ISLAMABAD: Once perched majestically a top Pir Sohawa, Monal Restaurant stood as one of Islamabad’s most iconic landmarks. Over the years, it became more than just a dining place—it was a symbol of Pakistan’s hospitality and natural beauty. Tourists from across the globe, diplomats, andRead More