Tahir Javed and Shahid Javed Host Dinner Reception in Honour of Rana M Qasim Noon, Federal Minister and Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Kashmir Pakistan Chronicle Report by Tariq Khan Tahir Javed and Shahid Javed hosted a dinner reception at Mezban Restaurant in honour of Rana M Qasim Noon, Federal Minister and Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Kashmir, Pakistan. The evening brought together prominent Pakistani Americans, diplomatic representatives, advocates for Kashmir and members of the media in a warm and dignified setting. Guests gather for a group photograph…
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Kashmir Conference in Houston Calls for UN Resolution Implementation
Kashmir Conference in Houston: Demand for UN to Implement Its Resolutions, Strong Condemnation of Human Rights Violations Pakistan Chronicle Report by Tariq Khan Houston (Special Report) — At an important Kashmir conference held here under the chairmanship of Pakistan’s Consul General, Aftab Chaudhary, speakers strongly condemned the grave human rights violations in Indian-occupied Kashmir and called on the United Nations to ensure the immediate and full implementation of its resolutions on Kashmir. The conference was hosted by Tahir Javed, a prominent Houston businessman and political leader. The chief guest was…
Read MoreAfwaj-e-Pakistan Tehreek Vows to Promote National Unity: says Iqtadar Hussain Siddiqui
KARACHI (Zafar Chishti, Bureau Chief Pakistan) — Founder and Central Secretary General of the Afwaj-e-Pakistan Himayat Tehreek, Iqtadar Hussain Siddiqui, has reaffirmed the organization’s stated commitment to Pakistan’s sovereignty, national unity, peace and security. In a statement, Siddiqui said Pakistan was a homeland built through the sacrifices of its forefathers and martyrs. He stressed the importance of national unity and said citizens should focus on shared national interests. Siddiqui also spoke about the role of the Armed Forces of Pakistan. He said the armed forces continued to perform their duties…
Read MoreLahore’s Toxic Air, Billions Spent on Smog Theatre and the Government’s Blindfold
By Iftikhar Ahmad Lahore’s air is poisoned, and this poison is descending into the lungs of the city’s 13 million residents with every breath. At 9:30 AM on a September 2026 morning, Lahore’s Air Quality Index reached 194, which is classified as extremely unhealthy, and at that moment the city rose to the number one position on the list of the world’s most polluted cities. This is not an accidental occurrence but the logical outcome of a continuously deteriorating situation. In 2025, Lahore’s average PM2.5 concentration was recorded at 88.9…
Read MoreNo Conspiracy to Break Pakistan Will Succeed: CM Sarfraz Bugti
QUETTA: Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti has said that no conspiracy aimed at breaking up Pakistan will succeed, while accusing certain elements of promoting separatist thinking and misleading young people through organized propaganda. Sarfraz Bugti made the remarks while addressing participants of the 21st National Workshop Balochistan in Quetta. Senator Danesh Kumar, Adviser to the Chief Minister on Information and Political Affairs Shahid Rind and Principal Secretary Imran Zarkoon were also present. The chief minister said some elements were attempting to promote a separatist ideology on the basis of…
Read MoreFrom Code 100 to Doomsday? Iran, America, and Israel Face to Face
By Mian Iftikhar Ahmad From Code 100 to Doomsday? Iran, America, and Israel Face to Face: Shadows of Danger over the Strait of Hormuz, a New Alignment in the Gulf, and a Stern Test for Pakistan. The Middle East once again appears to be standing at such a delicate juncture where a minor military step could push the entire region toward a wider war. Reports of Iran’s armed forces adopting an extremely sensitive state of readiness called “Code 100,” U.S. President Donald Trump’s sudden return from Camp David, Israeli Prime…
Read MoreField Marshal Asim Munir Meets Harvard Business School Students in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir met a delegation of students from Harvard Business School during their visit to Pakistan, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said on Friday. The delegation included students from several countries. Their meeting with Field Marshal Asim Munir focused on regional and global developments, Pakistan’s security situation and efforts to promote peace, stability and prosperity. Asim Munir Highlights Education and Skills During the interaction, Field Marshal Asim Munir stressed the importance of education and skill development for…
Read MoreMoody’s Upgrades Pakistan Credit Rating to B3 Amid Economic Stabilisation
The Pakistan credit rating upgrade reflects stronger foreign-exchange reserves, improved fiscal conditions, lower domestic financing costs and greater resilience to external economic shocks. ISLAMABAD: Moody’s Ratings has upgraded Pakistan’s sovereign credit rating from Caa1 to B3, citing improvements in the country’s external position, fiscal indicators and domestic financing conditions. The ratings agency retained Pakistan’s outlook at stable, signalling that it does not currently expect a major change in the country’s credit profile. Moody’s said Pakistan’s external vulnerabilities have eased as its foreign-exchange reserves have continued to increase. The agency attributed…
Read MoreIran Says Strait of Hormuz Deal With Oman Nears Final Stage
CAIRO: Iran has said an agreement with Oman to establish new shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz is nearing completion, but Tehran insists the strategic waterway will not reopen until the United States fulfils additional conditions. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said Sunday that discussions over the proposed shipping arrangements had reached the “final stages.” However, he stressed that the agreement would only take effect once Washington meets Iran’s demands and conditions for restoring commercial traffic. The Strait of Hormuz is a crucial global energy route, carrying a significant…
Read MorePakistan Faces AI Challenge as Digital Readiness Lags Behind
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping economies worldwide, but Pakistan’s limited digital infrastructure and fragmented data systems leave the country vulnerable to AI-driven disruptions while risking missed opportunities for inclusive growth. Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept—it is already transforming industries, workplaces and economies around the world. While advanced nations continue to explore AI’s vast potential and address its challenges, Pakistan remains at an early stage of digital transformation, raising concerns about its preparedness for the technology’s rapid evolution. Experts believe Pakistan’s weak digital infrastructure, fragmented data systems…
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