Pakistan is increasingly framing its water dispute with India not as a technical disagreement over river management, but as a direct threat to national survival, economic stability and regional security.
Bangladesh’s per capita income rose to $3,020 in fiscal year 2025-26, putting it above India and Pakistan, according to figures from the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics and International Monetary Fund estimates.
A late-April heat wave is sweeping across parts of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, pushing temperatures to dangerous levels in major cities including New Delhi, Karachi and Dhaka as the region enters its pre-monsoon season.
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) is expected to preserve a cautious and neutral posture toward Pakistan as it shapes its foreign policy, according to analysts who say the party is working to avoid being cast as aligned with Islamabad.
The Pakistan Cricket Board is considering boycotting its T20 World Cup match against India as a protest against the ICC’s decision to replace Bangladesh with Scotland.
The United States will suspend immigrant visa processing for citizens of Bangladesh starting Jan. 21 as part of a broader halt affecting 75 countries whose nationals the Donald Trump administration says are more likely to require public assistance.
Bangladesh and Pakistan trade increased by nearly 20% in last fiscal year to about $865 million, Pakistan’s high commissioner to Bangladesh Imran Haider said Sunday after meeting chief adviser Muhammad Yunus at State Guest House Jamuna.
Pakistan’s long slide in internet freedom has reached a point where the country can no longer ignore the consequences. For 15 years, the state has tightened its grip on digital expression through expanded censorship laws, politically driven prosecutions and Chinese-style website blocking. These measures have not strengthened Pakistan. They have weakened its democracy, isolated its […]
Pakistan remains one of the world’s steepest long-term internet freedom decliners, according to the Freedom on the Net 2025 report, which places the country among five authoritarian governments that have recorded the largest drop in digital rights over the past 15 years.
Two deadly explosions within 24 hours in New Delhi and Islamabad have shaken the capitals of India and Pakistan, exposing how both nations remain vulnerable to the same cycle of extremist violence that has long haunted the region.
