After Azerbaijan, will Pakistan also join Turkey’s 5th generation fighter program?
Collaborating with other countries will accelerate the development process and with reduce the risks on Turkey, experts told Breaking Defense.
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Missing Kashmir Soldier Found, Cops Say He’ll Be Interrogated
Rifleman Javed Ahmad belongs to the Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry regimentSrinagar: An Army man who went missing in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kulgam last week has been found, police said today.Rifleman Javed Ahmad, belonging to the Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry regiment, will be interrogated after his medical check-up, they added."Missing Army Jawan has been recovered by Kulgam Police. Joint #
Pakistan, Afghanistan Border Dispute Heats Up Creating Security Quagmire
Islamabad: Pakistan’s unfriendly approach towards its border areas with Afghanistan has resulted in a security quagmire for both countries, reported Khaama Press.The vision of forcing the new Afghan administration to accept its position on the contentious Durand Line has been blurred by the regular scuffles along the border.Pakistan’s actions were aimed at forcefully getting its position on the
Pakistan Cabinet Approves Signing of Security Pact With US: Report
Pakistan’s Cabinet has quietly approved the signing of a new security pact with the US, a move that indicates a fresh start in defence cooperation after years of distrust between the two nations and may open avenues for Islamabad to get military hardware from Washington, a media report said on Thursday.Through a circulation summary, the Cabinet gave its seal of approval to sign the Communication
‘Support Direct Dialogue Between India, Pakistan:’ US On Islamabad’s Willingness To Talk With India
Washington: The United States on Wednesday said that it supports a direct dialogue between India and Pakistan on issues of concern.Responding to a question during a regular State Department press briefing here, official spokesperson Matthew Miller said, "As we have long said, we support direct dialogue between India and Pakistan on issues of concern. That has long been our position."The response
‘Want Normal Relations With Pakistan But…’: MEA On Pak PM’s Call For Talks With India
New Delhi: Days after Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif showed his willingness to talk to India, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) Spokesperson Arindam Bagchi on Thursday said that India wanted neighbourly ties with Pakistan but there should be an atmosphere free from terror and violence for such a relationship.During a weekly briefing of MEA, Bagchi said, “We have seen reports
Pakistani FM threatens Afghan Taliban with counterterrorism operation
Islamabad retains the option of launching a counterterrorism operation inside Afghanistan if the Taliban government fails to take action against terrorists operating along its borders, Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has warned.
Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif Invites Turkey To Join China-Pakistan Economic Corridor Again
Islamabad: Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has invited Turkey to join the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) again on Wednesday, reported Dawn.Prior to this, Sharif had extended an invitation to Turkey to join CPEC in November of last year in order to reduce poverty and promote prosperity in the region.He had suggested months prior that China, Pakistan, and Turkey form a “trilateral
Pakistan government faces backlash over ‘draconian’ arrest powers
Amendment to bill would allow intelligence agencies to search ‘enemies’ and their premises without warrantThe Pakistan government is facing a backlash from MPs and senators after introducing an amendment to a colonial-era secrets act that critics have …
‘Who Will Live To Tell What Happened,’ Says Pakistan As It Flaunts Its Nukes
‘Pakistan, thanks to God, is a nuclear power — not as an aggressor, but for our defence purposes,’ Sharif was quoted sayingPakistan on Tuesday subtly flaunted its nuclear power and warned of a nuclear flashpoint even as it expressed its willingness to talk to India, albeit with the rider that the dialogue should be held on “serious matters”.“War is not an option,” Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz