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First Win 4×4 armored vehicles
DEFENCE

Thailand is set to provide the Pakistan Army with 100 units of the First Win 4×4 armored vehicles

Thailand has recently entered into an agreement with Pakistan to provide the Pakistan Army with 100 First Win 4×4 armored vehicles. This arrangement follows a Memorandum of Understanding signed in September of the previous year in Islamabad, wherein Thailand’s state-owned Thai Defence Industry Company (TDI) will deliver the vehicles to Pakistan’s Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT). TDI is a collaborative venture between the Defence Technology Institute … Continue reading Thailand is set to provide the Pakistan Army with 100 units of the First Win 4×4 armored vehicles

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DEFENCE

Pakistan’s Jinnah-Class Frigate Set to Equip Deadly SMASH Anti-Ship Ballistic Supersonic Missiles

The Pakistan Navy is poised to achieve a significant milestone with the imminent launch of its first indigenously designed and constructed frigate. This development marks a substantial advancement in the country’s efforts to modernize its naval capabilities and attain self-sufficiency in defense manufacturing. Admiral Naveed Ashraf, the Chief of Naval Staff, has announced that the launch of the 3,500-4,000 tonne warship is on the horizon, … Continue reading Pakistan’s Jinnah-Class Frigate Set to Equip Deadly SMASH Anti-Ship Ballistic Supersonic Missiles

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Flights for Afghans with special US visas have been suspended, according to an advocate and an official

President Donald Trump‘s decision to pause foreign aid has resulted in the suspension of flights for over 40,000 Afghans who have been approved for special U.S. visas and are at risk of Taliban retaliation, according to a prominent advocate and a U.S. official on Saturday. The majority of those affected are currently in Afghanistan, while others are located in Pakistan, Qatar, and Albania, as stated … Continue reading Flights for Afghans with special US visas have been suspended, according to an advocate and an official

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Potential acquisition of the J-35 could enable the Pakistan Air Force to once again outpace the Indian Air Force

Pakistan is reportedly poised to acquire the J-35 fifth-generation stealth aircraft from China. This acquisition would once again place Pakistan ahead of India in the ongoing competition for advanced combat aircraft, a trend that has been evident since the mid-1950s when both nations began to develop their air forces. In 1953, India secured the Dassault Ouragans (Toofani), prompting Pakistan to swiftly respond by obtaining 102 … Continue reading Potential acquisition of the J-35 could enable the Pakistan Air Force to once again outpace the Indian Air Force

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A Historical Perspective: The Joint Strategy of India and Israel to Target Pakistan’s Nuclear Installations

In early 1984, reports led Pakistani authorities to believe that India, in collaboration with Israel, had devised a plan to dismantle Pakistan‘s emerging nuclear research facility in Kahuta. It was alleged that India and Israel had instilled fears regarding Pakistan’s development of an “Islamic” bomb, which could potentially be utilized by a Muslim nation or even a terrorist group, posing a threat to global security. … Continue reading A Historical Perspective: The Joint Strategy of India and Israel to Target Pakistan’s Nuclear Installations

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DEFENCE

Pakistan Surpasses Indian Navy in AIP-Submarine Technology

The Indian Navy has deployed the sixth and final submarine of the P-75 Scorpene Project, alongside a stealth frigate and a guided missile destroyer. While this marks a significant achievement, the Indian Navy’s submarine fleet still lacks the Air Independent Propulsion (AIP) technology. In contrast, the Chinese-manufactured Hangor class submarine is on track to be integrated into the Pakistan Navy as planned. Currently, the Indian … Continue reading Pakistan Surpasses Indian Navy in AIP-Submarine Technology

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India's Defense Minister Rajnath Singh arrives for the 10th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Defense Ministers Meeting - Plus in Jakarta, Indonesia.
DEFENCE

India’s Defence Minister highlights the competition for influence in the Indian Ocean region

International power dynamics are increasingly evident in the Indian Ocean region, as stated by India’s Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday. He emphasized that maintaining a robust naval presence along this vital trade route is a top priority for the nation. Although Singh refrained from naming specific countries, experts suggest that China‘s extensive naval capabilities, boasting over 370 vessels, have raised security concerns for India, … Continue reading India’s Defence Minister highlights the competition for influence in the Indian Ocean region

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DIPLOMACY

Pakistan observes with vigilance as its former ally, the Taliban, strengthens ties with India

When the Taliban seized control of Kabul in August 2021, then-Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan notably remarked that the Afghan group had “broken the shackles of slavery,” marking their return to power after two decades. The Taliban’s rise was perceived as a strengthening of Pakistan’s regional influence, as the country has long been viewed as the primary supporter of the Afghan group, seeking “strategic … Continue reading Pakistan observes with vigilance as its former ally, the Taliban, strengthens ties with India

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DIPLOMACY

What is prompting India to engage with the Taliban at this time?

The recent meeting in Dubai between Foreign Secretary of India Vikram Misri and Amir Khan Muttaqi, the acting foreign minister of the Taliban, has underscored India’s commitment to enhancing its influence with Afghan leadership, according to analysts. Over the past year, India has been steadily improving its relations with the Taliban, and this meeting represents the first significant high-level interaction of its nature. India has … Continue reading What is prompting India to engage with the Taliban at this time?

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DISPUTES

Taliban have reacted to Khawaja Asif’s comments by labeling Pakistan as a ‘sanctuary for ISIS’

The Taliban responded on Saturday to recent comments made by Pakistan’s defense minister, Khawaja Asif, who accused Islamabad of backing the Islamic State and other extremist factions. Hamdullah Fitrat, the Taliban’s deputy spokesperson, stated in an audio message, “ISIS operates within Pakistani territory. It appears that ISIS and certain other groups may have been allowed to function with the support of the Pakistani government.” Fitrat’s … Continue reading Taliban have reacted to Khawaja Asif’s comments by labeling Pakistan as a ‘sanctuary for ISIS’

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