News & Current Affairs

7 questions the US must ask Pakistan Army Chief General Bajwa as he visits America

By South Asia Press Team The Pakistani Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa is on a 5-day official visit to the United States...

“Taliban, Pakistan Army and the heroin networks” – NATO’s latest investigation reveals how Afghanistan and Pakistan are involved in narco trade.

The illegal narcotics trade constitutes one of the main financial sources of the insurgency groups in Afghanistan and Pakistan, but, more importantly, it feeds...

China comes in defence of a Pakistani terrorist (involved with Mumbai attacks 2008) at the UN: Report

China has put on hold a proposal at the United Nations (UN) to blacklist the main handler of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks as a...

#EXCLUSIVE: Pakistan’s cosmetic steps to fool FATF exposed.

The international Paris-based watchdog the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) just concluded its on-site visit to Pakistan which went on from August 29th to...

#EXCLUSIVE: Banned jihadist groups at the forefront of relief work in Pakistan “monster” monsoon and floods

One-third of Pakistan has drowned in the recent floods that have displaced 33 million Pakistanis. The disaster has claimed 1,136 people lives since the “monster...

Pakistani ambassador in Europe involved in human trafficking: Report

A high-ranking Pakistani diplomat, who faced serious allegations of human smuggling in March, is at the core of a visa scam as he tried...

Imran Khan whipping up anti West sentiment among Pakistanis living abroad can lead to dangerous consequences – ANALYSIS

Since being ousted out of power some three weeks ago, former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has repeatedly targeted the United States and the...

US authorities slap $55m fine on National Bank of Pakistan for anti-money laundering violations, compliance failures

US authorities fined National Bank of Pakistan $55 million in separate orders, with the US Federal Reserve Board announcing a $20.4-million penalty for anti-money...

British-Pakistani ‘hitman’ found guilty of plotting to kill Pakistani activist in exile. Hit ordered from Pakistan, court told.

A British-Pakistani "hitman" has been found guilty of conspiring to kill a Pakistani dissident in the Netherlands. A court in London heard Muhammad Gohir Khan...