Uganda: 30 Opposition Supporters Killed, 2,000 Arrested
The Ugandan army chief has confirmed that 30 opposition supporters were killed and 2,000 arrested in recent operations, sparking international concern over human rights.
Category : Diplomatic Relations
Carney Rejects Trump's Claim Canada Lives Because of US
Canadian PM Mark Carney countered President Trump's assertion that Canada depends on the US, emphasizing Canadian resilience and values in a national address, amid escalating diplomatic tensions.
Russia Insists on Ukraine Withdrawal from Donbas Before Talks
Russia maintains its demand for Ukraine to withdraw from the Donbas region as high-level talks begin in Abu Dhabi, with territory remaining a key sticking point in efforts to end the four-year war.
Europe's Strategic Shift After Greenland Standoff with US
European leaders recognize the Greenland confrontation as a turning point in relations with Trump's assertive US, prompting moves toward economic de-risking and strategic autonomy while maintaining the transatlantic partnership.
Lahore Farewell for Chinese Consul General Zhao Shiren
A farewell reception for Chinese Consul General Zhao Shiren and Spring Festival celebrations were held in Lahore, highlighting China-Pakistan friendship and his diplomatic service in Punjab.
Pakistan Committed to Strengthening ASEAN Relations: Kh Asif
Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif emphasizes Pakistan's dedication to enhancing diplomatic and economic relations with ASEAN countries, highlighting mutual interests and regional cooperation.
UN Condemns Kabul Attack, Urges Global Cooperation
The UN Security Council strongly condemned a terrorist attack in Kabul that killed seven, including a Chinese national, and urged international cooperation to bring perpetrators to justice.
US-Denmark to Renegotiate Greenland Defense Pact
The United States and Denmark will renegotiate a 1951 defense agreement on Greenland, as European allies enhance Arctic security to counter Chinese and Russian influence.
Merz Warns of Global Order Unraveling at Davos
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz cautions that the international system is disintegrating rapidly, highlighting threats from Russia, China, and shifting US policies at the World Economic Forum.
US Withdrawal from UNFCCC: Global Climate Impact
The US withdrawal from the UNFCCC raises concerns for global climate action, affecting Pakistan's environmental policies and international cooperation.
Syrian-Kurdish Talks Collapse, Army Deploys in North
Negotiations between Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa and Kurdish leader Mazloum Abdi have failed, with the army sending reinforcements to northern flashpoints, threatening regional stability.
EU's Firm Stance on Trump's Greenland Push at Davos
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen warns of a 'downward spiral' in US-EU ties over Greenland, as Trump plans Davos meeting on the Arctic island amid tariff threats.
China Urges Afghanistan to Protect Nationals After Kabul Blast
China urges Afghanistan to enhance security for Chinese nationals and projects after a Kabul restaurant blast killed one Chinese citizen and injured five others.
Norway Rejects Trump's Board of Peace, Questions Proposal
Norway's government has announced it will not join the 'Board of Peace' initiated by US President Donald Trump, citing unresolved issues and the need for further dialogue with the United States.
Trump Seeks Greenland Talks, Criticizes Europe at Davos
US President Donald Trump used his Davos speech to call for Greenland negotiations, criticize European climate policies, and tout US economic strength as global leadership.
Pakistan Joins Arab-Islamic Bloc in Gaza Peace Board
Pakistan and seven other Arab-Islamic nations have jointly announced their decision to join the Gaza Board of Peace, endorsing US-led efforts for a lasting ceasefire and reconstruction in Gaza.
Pakistan at UN Condemns Crimes in Kashmir, Palestine
Pakistan's delegate at the UN highlighted crimes against humanity in occupied Kashmir and Palestine during treaty preparations. India responded with counter-claims, sparking a diplomatic exchange.
Zardari condemns Kabul blast, says Taliban failed Doha deal
President Asif Ali Zardari strongly condemned the Kabul restaurant bombing targeting Chinese nationals. He slammed the Taliban for failing the Doha Peace Agreement and allowing terror havens. Read the full statement.
Trump's Greenland Letter Draws Sharp Criticism
A 2019 letter from Donald Trump claiming US control over Greenland has surfaced, drawing sharp criticism from experts and officials. Explore the diplomatic fallout and historical context.
Putin Invites Trump to Kremlin Peace Board
Russian President Vladimir Putin has invited former US President Donald Trump to join a Kremlin peace initiative. This unexpected diplomatic move could reshape global geopolitics. Read the full details.
India Joins Trump's Gaza Peace Board Initiative
Former US President Donald Trump invites India to join his proposed 'Gaza Board of Peace,' a move seen as expanding his mediation role in the Israel-Palestine conflict. Explore the implications for regional diplomacy.
Syrian Govt, SDF Sign Ceasefire and Integration Agreement
Syrian President announces a major ceasefire and integration deal with the SDF, restoring government control over key northeastern provinces and resources. Read the full details.
Global Support for Pakistan's Palestine Position
The international community acknowledges Pakistan's unwavering, principled position on Palestine. Read how Pakistan's diplomacy is shaping global discourse on this critical issue.
Europe Unites Against Trump's Greenland Tariff Ultimatum
European leaders condemn Trump's threat of 25% tariffs over Greenland, warning of severe damage to transatlantic ties and NATO's future. Read the full story.
Pakistan Backs Iran's Stability, Dar Holds Talks with Araghchi
Pakistan's FM Ishaq Dar spoke with Iran's Abbas Araghchi, expressing hope for calm amid protests. Islamabad opposes external intervention, stressing deep bilateral ties.
Pakistan UN Envoy Criticizes 'Rules-Based International Disorder'
Pakistan's UN Ambassador, Munir Akram, delivers a powerful critique of the current global system, labeling it a 'disorder' that favors the powerful. Read his full analysis of the failures in Gaza, Kashmir, and climate justice.
India's New Hydropower Project Strains Indus Waters Treaty
India's approval of the 260MW Dulhasti Stage-II hydropower project on the Chenab River signals a strategic shift in water politics, placing the historic Indus Waters Treaty under unprecedented strain and posing profound risks to Pakistan's agriculture and
Mass Protests in Denmark Against US Greenland Plans
Thousands rally in Copenhagen and Greenland against President Trump's push to acquire the autonomous Danish territory. Protesters demand respect for Greenland's self-determination and international law.
Pak-Iran FMs Discuss Regional Situation, Bilateral Ties
Deputy PM Ishaq Dar spoke with Iran's FM Araghchi, emphasizing peace and stability. Both sides agreed to continue consultations on mutual interests. Read the latest diplomatic update.
Pakistan and US to Boost Border Security Cooperation
Pakistan and the United States have agreed to strengthen cooperation on border security and counter-terrorism. The agreement was reached during a high-level meeting in Islamabad.
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