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Sindh’s chief minister rejected Rajnath Singh’s talk of Sindh “returning to India,” calling it provocation. Pakistan’s Foreign Office also condemned the remarks and reaffirmed Islamabad’s stance on sovereignty and Kashmir.
Pakistan’s Met Office warned that ash from Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano has entered national airspace at high altitudes. Authorities say international flights could be affected, but ground-level impact is unlikely.
Police say three suicide bombers were neutralised after attacking the FC Headquarters in Peshawar. Three FC personnel were martyred and several people were injured; leaders condemned the assault.
Islamabad is moving to set up a federal body to oversee cybersecurity and protect critical systems. A draft law is out for consultation as officials push toward a 2025 information security framework.
Ogra proposed lower average tariffs for SNGPL and SSGCL as part of its annual review. Any change in consumer prices now hinges on the federal government’s notification.
Pakistan’s FCC threw out appeals by IHC judges, leaving intact a Supreme Court verdict on judicial transfers. The bench said the pleas were non-compliant and refused to send the matter back to the SC.
PM Shehbaz called for international-standard expertise to modernise railways and improve regional links. He pressed for PPPs, faster reforms and digital upgrades. Officials briefed him on ongoing automation, security and revenue initiatives.
Pakistan and the EU pledged to expand cooperation across trade and geopolitics. The dialogue emphasised leveraging GSP+ to grow exports and jobs. Both sides agreed to advance work under the Strategic Engagement Plan.
TTAP leaders asked for a formal investigation into alleged irregularities flagged by the IMF. They castigated the government for a delayed response and lack of transparency. The bloc says reform and oversight are needed to restore investor confidence.
Pakistan reversed a months-old suspension on gold trade, restoring the 2013 regime. The revised rules clarify customs procedures and enable digital passbooks. Officials say transparency and trade facilitation are the aims.
Talks at COP30 ran long after the EU rejected a deal it deemed too weak. Disputes centred on fossil fuels and climate finance. Negotiators weighed narrow edits and even a voluntary side pact as the standoff persisted.
A UN sanctions panel says the Afghan-based TTP is a grave security threat to Pakistan and cites cross-border attacks. Islamabad backs the assessment and urges a depoliticised sanctions regime and zero tolerance for all extremist groups.
