Turkey, Spain ink 2.6 billion euro deal for 30 training jets
Ankara has become a leading producer and exporter of drones in recent year
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Year: 2025
Is Afghanistan staring at a regime change?
Most of Afghanistan’s neighbours have come around to reconciling themselves with the inevitability of Taliban rule. The only exception, ironically, is Pakistan, which created and promoted the Taliban. Many of the insinuations about regime change have originated from there.
Pakistan’s intimidation only strengthens our resolve for Balochistan: Nazir Noor Baloch, Baloch National Movement
By Mark Kinra Pakistan’s record on human rights is one of the worst in the
Pakistan strikes $4 billion deal to sell weapons to Libyan force, officials say
The Libya deal would expand Pakistan’s footprint in North Africa as regional and international powers compete for influence over Libya’s fragmented security institutions and oil-backed economy.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev ‘s Visit to Japan: A Reflection of Kazakhstan’s Multi-vector Foreign Policy and Economic Development
Kazakh-Japan trade and economic relations is a major pillar of Japan-Central Asia engagement
India signs trade pact with Oman as it expands Middle East ties
India, in turn, will cut tariffs on about 78% of its tariff lines, covering nearly 95% of imports from Oman by value.
In Armenia Domestic Politics Hinges on Geopolitical Diktats
Within Armenia itself, Prime Minister Pashinyan’s government lost its once high ratings and credibility following the exodus of Armenians from Nagorno-Karabakh in 2023.
India, China hold fresh talks in Beijing; both sides say ‘positive progress’ in ties after Modi–Xi meet
The Indian side emphasised on the need for early resolution of outstanding issues pertaining to export control, MEA said in a statement.
IMF, US Aid Packages for Pakistan
Aid for Pakistan is overflowing. On 9th December, the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday approved
OCHA: 21.9 Million Afghans Will Need Humanitarian Assistance in 2026
The agency warned that food insecurity is rapidly deteriorating, with 17.4 million people projected to face acute food insecurity next year.