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Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) opened with a brutal 3,000+ point plunge in KSE-100 amid intensifying military clashes with Afghanistan’s Taliban, triggering widespread sector-wide selling and forcing the exchange website into maintenance mode as investor panic peaked. பாகிஸ்தான்-ஆப்கானிஸ்தான் எல்லை மோதல் உச்சத்தில் இருக்கும் நிலையில் PSX தொடக்கத்திலேயே KSE-100 குறியீடு 3,000க்கும் மேற்பட்ட புள்ளிகள
Pakistan Defence Minister Khawaja Asif declared “open war” with Afghanistan’s Taliban after Kabul explosions and heavy fighting along the Durand Line, blaming relentless violence including Islamabad mosque bombing (36 killed) and Bajaur suicide attack (11 soldiers + child dead, Afghan national attacker). Taliban claims large-scale offensives; Pakistan reports 133 Taliban killed, 200+ wounded (unco
Pakistan declared “open war” on Afghanistan’s Taliban government following escalated border clashes, launching airstrikes on Kabul, Kandahar, and Paktia provinces in Operation Ghazab Lil Haq. Explosions rocked Kabul early Friday, with both sides reporting heavy casualties.
Pakistan is aggressively courting Apple to set up iPhone production by offering cheap land, 8% performance incentives, and permission to repair & export refurbished old iPhones, expecting $100 million in first-year export revenue. Following the same step-by-step strategy Apple used in India, Indonesia, and Malaysia—starting with repairs before full manufacturing—Pakistan aims to become a regional
Pakistan successfully privatized its flagship carrier Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) on Tuesday, selling it for Rs 135 billion to a consortium led by Arif Habib after competitive bidding in Islamabad. Three pre-qualified bidders—Arif Habib (Rs 115B initial), Lucky Cement (Rs 105.5B) and Airblue (Rs 26.5B)—participated, with open auction pushing final price above Rs 100B reference. This mirr
Pakistan expressed serious concerns on 18 Dec 2025 after Lok Sabha passed the SHANTI (Atomic Energy) Bill allowing private companies to operate nuclear reactors in India. Foreign ministry spokesperson Tahir Andrabi cited India’s past nuclear security lapses since the 1990s and warned that private sector involvement in sensitive materials could challenge global non-proliferation efforts. Islamabad
