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- 1India Slams Pakistan at UN Over Kashmiri Pandit Exodus●India Vs Pakistan: India Slams Pakistan Over Kashmiri Pandit Exodus And Use Of Terror | UN
India launched a sharp attack on Pakistan at the United Nations, accusing it of driving the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Kashmir Valley and of using terrorism as an instrument of state policy. The exchange is part of the long-running India-Pakistan spat over Kashmir, with each side trading accusations in international forums.
- 2Pakistan's foreign reserves hit record, but much is borrowed●Pakistan just set a foreign reserves record. Much of it is borrowed money
Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves have reached a record high, but analysts note that much of the buildup comes from borrowed funds rather than export earnings or domestic growth. Commentators are weighing whether the milestone reflects genuine economic stability or temporary breathing room sustained by loans and external financing, with questions about repayment obligations ahead.
- 3Pakistan Strikes Afghanistan as Islamabad and Ankara Send Message▼Pakistan Strikes Afghanistan | Pakistan & Türkiye Send a Strong Message
Pakistan has carried out strikes inside Afghanistan, in what is being framed as a joint signal alongside Türkiye. The strikes reportedly target militant positions across the border, deepening tensions between Islamabad and Kabul. Commentators are watching whether Türkiye's involvement signals a broader diplomatic alignment, and how the Taliban government in Kabul will respond to the cross-border operation.
- 4India and Pakistan reach Asian Games cricket semifinals after washouts▼India and Pakistan advance to Asian Games cricket semifinals after quarterfinal washouts
Rain washed out the cricket quarterfinals at the Asian Games, sending India and Pakistan straight into the semifinals. The prospect of the two arch-rivals meeting on the court in Hangzhou is drawing wide attention, with fans already weighing up a possible final showdown between the neighbouring teams.
- 5Jaishankar warns US over Pakistan cross-border terrorism●BIG: EAM S Jaishankar warns America that IGNORING Pakistan's cross-border terror threat could SABOTAGE ties. "Very few
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar warned the United States that overlooking Pakistan's cross-border terrorism against India could damage bilateral ties. He said very few countries have faced terrorism from a neighbour the way India has, and that if something that matters so deeply to India is not understood or appreciated, the relationship risks being sabotaged. The remarks are drawing strong attention among Indian audiences tracking India-US relations.
- 6India and Pakistan edge closer to Asian Games cricket showdown▼India, Pakistan on Asian Games collision course after cricket washout
A washed-out cricket match at the Asian Games in China has left India and Pakistan on course to face each other in the knockout stage, provided both win their upcoming games. A rain abandonment in the men's cricket quarter-final between Pakistan and Japan meant no result, sending Pakistan through and setting up a potential blockbuster clash with rivals India, one of the sport's most-watched fixtures.
- 7Rain in Japan could set up India-Pakistan Asian Games cricket final●India-Pakistan Asian Games final? Japan's rain could set it up, but not without an awkward twist | Cricket
Weather interruptions during the Asian Games cricket tournament in Japan could shape the path to an India-Pakistan final, but the relevant regulations carry an awkward twist in how the matchup would be decided. Fans of the arch-rivals are closely tracking forecasts and group standings, as a final between the two sides would be one of the biggest draws of the Games.
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Former fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar is reportedly set to take on a significant role in Pakistan cricket following the national team's poor showing on their tour of England. The news comes amid mounting criticism of the side's performances and calls for change in the country's cricket setup, with Akhtar's potential appointment drawing widespread attention.
- 9Pakistan and India under-19 teams meet in Asia Cup cricket clash●Pakistan vs India u19 Asia Cup Full Highlight .
Highlights of the Pakistan vs India under-19 match at the ACC Under-19 Asia Cup are drawing major attention online. The long-standing cricket rivalry between the two nations keeps interest high whenever they meet, even at youth level, with fans closely following every boundary and wicket in the tournament encounter.
- 10Pakistan Cricket Board weighs bringing back bowling coach Shaun Tait▼Why did Shaun Tait leave Pakistan role in 2023? Will he return as PCB reportedly considers former bowling coach?
The Pakistan Cricket Board is reportedly considering appointing Shaun Tait as bowling coach again, prompting questions about why the former Australia fast bowler left the same role in 2023. Reports have revisited the circumstances of his earlier departure and whether a return is now likely. Neither Tait nor the PCB has confirmed the talks publicly.
- 11Asian Games organisers criticised as India and Pakistan reach cricket semi-finals●'Absolute incompetence': Asian Games organisers slammed as India and Pakistan reach semi-final without playing a ball
Asian Games organisers are facing sharp criticism after both India and Pakistan advanced to the cricket semi-finals without playing a single match, following opponent withdrawals. The situation has been labelled 'absolute incompetence' by critics, who question how a knockout stage could be reached without a ball being bowled. Fans and commentators are mocking the scheduling and entry rules at the Games in China.
- 12Up to 20 Million Pakistani Women May Have PCOS, Experts Say●Up to 20m Pakistani Women May Have PMOS: Experts # BaaghiTV # Health # Pakistan # PMOS # PCOS # WomensHealth # HormonalH
Health experts in Pakistan say as many as 20 million Pakistani women may be living with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a hormonal condition affecting women's fertility and overall health. The estimate highlights the scale of the condition in Pakistan and renewed calls for awareness, early diagnosis and better access to treatment for women's hormonal health.
- 13China to send Pakistani astronaut into orbit●China's space diplomacy lifts Pakistani astronaut toward orbit
China is preparing to fly a Pakistani astronaut aboard its space station as part of a broader space diplomacy push, according to Reuters. The move deepens China-Pakistan cooperation and showcases Beijing's efforts to position itself as a partner for other nations in human spaceflight, contrasting with more limited access to the International Space Station.
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Pakistan are playing a cricket series in Sri Lanka, and attention has turned to the venues hosting the matches. Coverage highlights the grounds being used for the tour, a familiar fixture between the two Asian cricketing nations.
- 15KIST Links Korean Quantum Startups With U.S. Partners at QWC 2026●KIST Connects Korean Quantum Startups With U.S. Partners at QWC 2026
The Korea Institute of Science and Technology is helping Korean quantum technology startups build partnerships with American counterparts at the Quantum World Congress 2026. The initiative aims to give South Korea's emerging quantum companies access to U.S. markets, investors and research collaborators, strengthening transpacific ties in a sector both countries view as strategically important.
- 16Asian Games Cricket: What Happens If India-Pakistan Final Is Washed Out●Who Will Win Gold If A Potential India vs Pakistan Asian Games Cricket Final Is Washed Out
India and Pakistan could meet in the cricket final at the Asian Games, raising the question of how a gold medal would be decided if rain washes out the match. NDTV Sports raises the scenario, asking who would take gold in such a case. No resolution or official ruling is given in the coverage.
- 17WHO Extends Pakistan Polio Travel Restrictions for Three Months●WHO Extends Pakistan Polio Travel Measures for 3 Months # BaaghiTV # Health # Polio # Pakistan # WHO # PolioEradication
The World Health Organization has extended polio-related travel measures for Pakistan by three months, requiring continuing precautions for international travellers from the country amid ongoing efforts to eradicate the disease. The decision reflects persistent concerns about poliovirus transmission in Pakistan, one of the last countries where polio remains endemic, and its risk of spreading across borders.
- 18Shoaib Akhtar Set For Key Role In Pakistan Cricket Board●Shoaib Akhtar Set For Key Role In Pakistan Board After Meeting Mohsin Naqvi: Report
Former Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar is reportedly set to take on a key role within the Pakistan Cricket Board after meeting board chairman Mohsin Naqvi. The report has drawn attention from cricket fans, with many speculating about what position the ex-pacer could assume and how it might influence the board's functioning and Pakistan cricket going forward.