Starmer's China Visit Aims to Reset UK-China Relations
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer travels to China for a three-day visit, seeking to mend bilateral ties and reduce dependence on the US, with key meetings and trade deals on the agenda.
Category : Diplomatic Relations
Spain to Regularize 500,000 Undocumented Migrants by Decree
Spain's left-wing government has approved a decree to regularize approximately 500,000 undocumented migrants, emphasizing human rights and economic growth, despite opposition criticism.
ISSI Talk: Europe, Nordics, and Power Politics
The Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad hosted a public talk featuring Norwegian expert Hedda Langemyr, discussing Europe's security challenges, Nordic strategic relevance, and implications for global stability, including South Asia.
Trump: Homeland Security Chief Not Stepping Down
Former US President Donald Trump has publicly stated that the Homeland Security Secretary will not resign, amid ongoing political discussions and security concerns.
Zardari, UAE President Meet to Strengthen Pakistan-UAE Partnership
President Asif Ali Zardari and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan held comprehensive talks in Abu Dhabi, focusing on expanding bilateral cooperation in trade, investment, energy, and infrastructure while reaffirming their strategic partnersh
Ukrainians Think Russia Wants War Talks
A recent survey shows many Ukrainians believe Russia is interested in peace negotiations, amid ongoing conflict. The findings highlight public sentiment and diplomatic challenges.
North Korea Fires Ballistic Missiles Toward Sea of Japan
North Korea fired multiple ballistic missiles toward the Sea of Japan, as confirmed by Tokyo and Seoul. This comes a day after a US official praised South Korea as a model ally, amid Pyongyang's escalating missile tests aimed at improving strike capabilit
Pakistan, UAE Presidents Pledge Peace, Stability in Region
President Asif Ali Zardari and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan held a phone call, discussing regional developments and reaffirming their commitment to peace and stability.
UN Rights Chief Slams US Migrant Treatment
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has strongly condemned the United States' treatment of migrants, citing violations of international standards and calling for urgent reforms to protect vulnerable individuals.
Afghanistan's Terror Ecosystem: A Global Threat Emerges
The 1988 Geneva Accords ended the Soviet invasion but failed to secure Afghanistan's stability, leading to warlordism, the Taliban's rise, and a terrorist ecosystem that now threatens global security, with recent attacks highlighting urgent international
Duterte to Face ICC Hearing on February 23
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is scheduled to appear before the International Criminal Court on February 23, facing allegations related to his controversial drug war. This high-profile case has drawn significant international attention and l
Pakistan, Myanmar Pledge to Boost Bilateral Cooperation
Pakistan and Myanmar have committed to enhancing bilateral cooperation through sustained engagement across multiple sectors, with officials emphasizing mutual benefit and historical ties during high-level talks in Islamabad.
China, OIC Discuss Middle East Tensions After Iran-US Escalation
China and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) held discussions to address rising tensions in the Middle East, particularly following recent escalations between Iran and the United States.
Israel to Reopen Rafah Crossing After Hostage Recovery
Israel has declared plans to reopen the Rafah border crossing with Gaza after a military operation to recover the body of a hostage, marking a significant development in regional tensions.
NATO Compromise on Greenland, Official Says
NATO is advancing toward a compromise regarding Greenland, as confirmed by an official, amid ongoing diplomatic discussions and strategic considerations in the region.
Myanmar Junta Ends Poll, Ally Set to Win
Myanmar's military junta has concluded a widely criticized election, with its allied party expected to secure a decisive victory amid international condemnation and domestic unrest.
Second Minneapolis Death Intensifies Pressure on Trump
A second death in Minneapolis has heightened pressure on former US President Donald Trump, with potential implications for US-Pakistan diplomatic ties and global political dynamics.
Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Continue as Fighting Escalates
Diplomatic negotiations between Russia and Ukraine are ongoing to end the war, even as intense fighting persists on multiple fronts, highlighting the complex dynamics of the conflict.
WHO Rejects US Withdrawal Reasons as Untrue
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus dismisses US criticism as false, warning withdrawal makes US and world less safe amid financial dispute over unpaid dues.
Migrant Boat Sinks Off Greece, Casualties Reported
A boat carrying over 50 migrants capsized near Ikaria island, resulting in fatalities and missing persons. Rescue operations face challenges due to strong winds in the northern Aegean Sea.
Pakistan-US Boost Police Training, Law Enforcement Ties
Pakistan and the United States have agreed to enhance cooperation in police training and law enforcement, focusing on joint operations against fake visa networks and illegal immigration.
Myanmar FM Arrives in Islamabad for Four-Day Visit
Myanmar's Foreign Minister has arrived in Islamabad for a four-day official visit, focusing on bilateral talks to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties between Pakistan and Myanmar.
Dar Discusses Regional Issues with Iran, Turkey Counterparts
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar engaged in crucial telephone discussions with the Foreign Ministers of Iran and Turkey, focusing on regional developments and mutual cooperation.
Trump's Davos Speech Sparks Global Tensions Over Greenland and Tariffs
Former President Trump's marathon speech at Davos targeted Greenland, European allies, and renewable energy, sparking swift backlash from Canada and the EU amid fears of global disorder.
Brazil Accuses Trump of Seeking New UN Alliance
Brazil's president has accused former US President Donald Trump of attempting to forge a new alliance within the United Nations, raising concerns about global diplomatic stability.
Venezuela Releases 600+ Prisoners, UN Verification Sought
Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodriguez reports the release of over 600 inmates, exceeding rights groups' estimates, with plans for UN verification amid ongoing political tensions.
Pakistan-US Joint Operation Against Visa Fraud
Pakistan and the United States are exploring a collaborative operation to combat visa fraud, targeting criminal networks exploiting immigration systems. This initiative aims to enhance security and streamline legal migration processes between the two nati
Pakistan, Iran Discuss Regional Issues, Tehran Thanks for UN Support
Deputy PM Ishaq Dar and Iranian FM Seyed Abbas Araghchi held a phone call, discussing regional developments. Iran thanked Pakistan for its UN Human Rights Council support and vote.
Iran Warns of All-Out War Over US Military Buildup
A senior Iranian official warns any US attack will trigger an all-out war response, as a US aircraft carrier group heads to the Middle East amid heightened tensions.
Pakistan-Saudi Arabia Reaffirm Cooperation and Strategic Ties
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing bilateral cooperation across multiple sectors, including economy, defense, and regional stability, during high-level diplomatic engagements.
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