This article is titled: “Will Pakistan eventually have to launch a nuclear attack on India over water?” Let us explain how India has already waged war against Pakistan, and how it continues to succeed in this war, while the Pakistani public and its rulers sleep soundly, under the illusion that India has not deployed its military against Pakistan on the battlefield. As expected, the World Bank rejected Pakistan’s complaints and evidence regarding the construction of the Kishanganga Dam, calling them insufficient. This is a major diplomatic defeat for Pakistan. The…
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Federal Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik Echoes Government’s Commitment to Pro-Business Policies
The newly appointed Federal Minister for Petroleum, Mr. Ali Pervaiz Malik, Former Minister of State for Finance, assured the business community that the Government remains steadfast in its commitment to provide all out facilities to local and foreign investors. He was talking to a delegation of more than 25 member companies of the American Business Forum (ABF), representing American businesses operating in Pakistan. The Minister thanked Dr. Faisal Hashmi Vice President and Members of ABF for organizing the constructive dialogue today 17 May 2025 in Lahore and assured that the…
Read MoreMurad Shah honours Pakistan armed forces at victory celebrations at IEP
KARACHI (May 17): Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, delivered a heartfelt speech today as the Chief Guest at the Pakistan Victory Celebrations, a grand event dedicated to commemorating the valor, sacrifices, and remarkable achievements of Pakistan’s Armed Forces. Addressing a distinguished gathering that included dignitaries, esteemed engineers, and members of the Institution of Engineers Pakistan, Mr Shah expressed profound pride and gratitude for the unwavering courage and resilience demonstrated by the military. He highlighted the multifaceted role of the armed forces-not only as defenders of the nation’s borders…
Read MorePakistan to Become Regional Energy Supplier by 2026, NA Informed
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is poised to emerge as a competitive energy supplier in the region by next year, Federal Minister for Power Sardar Awais Ahmad Khan Leghari announced during a National Assembly session on Thursday. Highlighting recent progress in the power sector, the minister said electricity prices have been slashed by 20% for domestic consumers and farmers, and by 31% for industries. He also revealed that the country has a surplus capacity of 7,000 megawatts, sufficient for the next three years. Ongoing negotiations with development partners aim to further reduce industrial…
Read MoreIndia Plans Major Water Diversion from Indus System Amid Rising Tensions with Pakistan
NEW DELHI/ISLAMABAD: India is reportedly considering drastic measures to curb the water flowing into Pakistan from the Indus River system, in response to a deadly April attack in Indian-administered Kashmir that New Delhi blames on Islamabad. According to multiple sources familiar with the matter, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has directed authorities to fast-track plans to harness more water from rivers allocated to Pakistan under the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty. Following the attack that killed 26 civilians, India “put in abeyance” its participation in the treaty and has yet to…
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