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Pakistan Slams India-Canada Uranium Deal as Non-Proliferation Threat

Pakistan Slams India-Canada Uranium Deal as Non-Proliferation Threat

Pakistan's Foreign Office formally protested the India-Canada C$2.6 billion uranium supply agreement, arguing it represents a selective exemption that undermines global non-proliferation norms and could enable India to expand its nuclear arsenal. Islamabad called on the international community to apply non-discriminatory standards to civil nuclear cooperation for all non-NPT states.

Politics
Pakistani Evacuees Recount Terror of US-Israel Strikes on Tehran

Pakistani Evacuees Recount Terror of US-Israel Strikes on Tehran

Pakistani students and nationals who escaped Iran following the US-Israel military strikes described scenes of widespread destruction in Tehran, with missile attacks occurring every few hours and the city largely emptied of residents. Pakistan's embassy confirmed nearly 1,000 citizens had crossed the border, with thousands more still stranded amid internet blackouts.

World
Karachi Eases Road Curbs Partially After US Consulate Protests

Karachi Eases Road Curbs Partially After US Consulate Protests

Karachi reopened select roads for light traffic on Friday after five days of security-driven closures following violent anti-US protests that erupted over the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader. MT Khan Road and the PIDC Bridge route remained blocked, with police maintaining a heavy presence in sensitive areas.

General
IAEA clears Chashma-5 safeguards, boosting Pakistan's energy outlook

IAEA clears Chashma-5 safeguards, boosting Pakistan's energy outlook

The IAEA has approved safeguards for Chashma Unit-5, clearing the way for another major nuclear power project in Pakistan. Islamabad says the move strengthens confidence in its peaceful nuclear programme and supports long-term energy security and low-carbon electricity generation.

Business
US directs non-emergency staff to leave Karachi and Lahore consulates

US directs non-emergency staff to leave Karachi and Lahore consulates

The US has ordered non-emergency staff and their families to leave its consulates in Karachi and Lahore due to safety risks. Washington says there is no change to its embassy status in Islamabad, as tensions and security concerns rise in Pakistan amid regional escalation.

Politics
Senate panel warned vapes could be misused for intoxication

Senate panel warned vapes could be misused for intoxication

A Senate committee was briefed that vaping devices could be misused for intoxication and other harmful substances. Lawmakers reviewed a proposed regulation bill as officials and the health minister raised concerns about the rising popularity of vaping among teens.

Health
Pakistan asks Saudi Arabia for Yanbu route after Hormuz closure threat

Pakistan asks Saudi Arabia for Yanbu route after Hormuz closure threat

Pakistan has sought a backup oil supply pathway through Saudi Arabia’s Yanbu port after Iran’s Hormuz Strait closure announcement. Islamabad says it is monitoring the supply chain daily, while Saudi Arabia has pledged emergency energy support and assured at least one crude vessel for dispatch.

Business