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ISPR | Inter-Services Public Relations | Pakistan, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, met with President of the United States,

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ISPR | Inter-Services Public Relations |  Pakistan Rawalpindi, 19 June 2025: Chief of Army Staff (COAS) of Pakistan, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, met with President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, at the White House. The high-level engagement was scheduled at the Cabinet Room over Luncheon followed by a visit to the Oval Office. President Trump was accompanied by Secretary of State Senator Marco Rubio, and Mr. Steve Witkoff, the U.S. Special Representative for Middle Eastern Affairs. Field Marshal Asim Munir was joined in by Pakistan’s National Security Advisor. During the meeting, the Chief of Army Staff conveyed the deep appreciation of the Government and people of Pakistan for President Trump’s constructive and result-oriented role in facilitating a ceasefire between Pakistan and India in the recent regional crisis. The COAS acknowledged President Trump’s statesmanship and his ability to comprehend and address the multifaceted challenges faced by the global community. P...

Jordan’s King Abduallah II, about Middle East War,

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AMMAN: Israel’s expanded offensive on Iran is a threat to everyone, said Jordan’s King Abduallah II to the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Tuesday. “There is no telling where the boundaries of this battleground will end… the attacks on Iran threaten a dangerous escalation in our region and beyond,” he said. “If our global community fails to act decisively, we become complicit in rewriting what it means to be human. If Israeli bulldozers continue to illegally demolish Palestinian homes, olive trees and infrastructure, so too will they flatten the rails that defy moral grounds,” he added. He reiterated the need for the establishment of a sovereign Palestinian state and the importance of granting Palestinians the right to freedom and statehood. “Global security won’t be assured until the global community acts to end the three-year war in Ukraine and the world’s longest and most destructive flashpoint, the eight-decade-long Palestinian Israeli conflict,” said AlHussein. The King cite...

Attacks on Iran's energy infrastructure by Israel,

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Attacks on Iran's energy infrastructure by Israel, including oil and gas facilities, could severely impact the Iranian economy by disrupting oil production, exports, and potentially leading to higher global energy prices.   This could exacerbate existing economic challenges for Iran and potentially trigger further escalation and regional instability.   Here's some Points breakdown: Disrupted Oil Production and Exports: Economic Instability: Regional Instability: Increased Global Oil Prices: As Israel and Iran attack each other with missiles, Tel Aviv is targeting especially vital energy infrastructure of its arch enemy including key oil and gas facilities. What impact does that have on the Iranian economy. Among the locations targeted was the massive South Pars gas field, which is part of the world's largest reservoir of natural gas. It's located off Iran's southern Bushehr province and is the source of most of the gas produced in Iran. Iran shares control over th...

Budget 2025-26: read the fine print?

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  Budget 2025-26: read the fine print? Ever wondered why Pakistan’s Economic Survey is released just a day before the federal budget (finance bill) is presented to parliament? If the survey serves as a diagnostic report on the country’s economic performance during the outgoing fiscal year, then the budget for the next fiscal year is intended to be the prescription to fix any shortcomings. Before assessing whether Budget 2025–26 will address the issues of low growth identified in the Economic Survey, let us examine the broader context and underlying choices that shaped this budget. For the first time, the country had to prepare a budget for two separate IMF programmed: the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) and the Sustainability Resilience Facility (for Climate Change). Given the government’s commitments to secure these IMF programmed, one might have anticipated a far harsher budget. Thanks to the fiscal space secured after the State Bank of Pakistan reduced its policy rate from 22 per c...

How is Pakistan raising money for a 20 percent hike in defense spending?

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  How is Pakistan raising money for a 20 percent hike in defense spending? Pakistan hikes its defense budget by 20 percent following border clashes with India, as its fragile economy remains reliant on International Monetary Fund (IMF) loans. Islamabad, Pakistan – Pakistan has increased its defense spending by more than 20 percent – the most substantial hike in a decade – following last month’s military confrontation with neighboring India. Presenting the annual federal budget on June 10, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb proposed an allocation of 2.55 trillion rupees ($9bn) for the country’s three armed services – the army, air force and navy – amounting to 1.97 percent of Pakistan’s gross domestic product (GDP), up from 1.7 percent in the previous budget. “The security situation in the country is precarious, and the armed forces have rendered commendable service in protecting the borders,” Aurangzeb said during his speech, as India has threatened to carry out strikes if armed g...

Pakistan's 2025 defense budget sees 20% rise to address growing regional security challenges.

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Pakistan's 2025 defense budget sees 20% rise to address growing regional security challenges. Pakistan, June 10 -- Pakistan has raised its defense budget to Rs. 2,550 billion for the 2025-26 fiscal year. This marks a 20% increase from last year's Rs. 2,122 billion. The government aims to strengthen national security and support the armed forces. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb presented the budget in the National Assembly, highlighting security challenges and the need for military preparedness The minister praised the armed forces for their dedication in protecting the country. He acknowledged their efforts in maintaining border security. To recognize their service, the government has proposed a special relief allowance for officers, soldiers, and JCOs. This allowance will be funded from the defense budget. Pakistan's security concerns have grown due to regional tensions. The government believes strong defense spending is necessary for national stability. The budget als...

Sana Mir makes history as first Pakistani woman in ICC hall of fame.

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  Sana Mir makes history as first Pakistani woman in ICC hall of fame. Sana Mir, the former captain of Pakistan's women's cricket team, was recently inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame .   This historic achievement makes her the first Pakistani woman to receive this prestigious honor.   The induction ceremony took place ahead of the World Test Championship final, where West Indies legend Ian Bishop unveiled the 2025 inductees.   Sana Mir, who represented Pakistan from 2005 to 2019, is celebrated as a trailblazer for women's cricket in Pakistan.   Pakistan, June 11 -- Former Pakistan captain Sana Mir has become the first Pakistani woman to be inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame. This honor highlights her long and successful career and breaks new ground for women in Pakistani sports. In a heartfelt message on social media, Mir said the recognition was not just for her, but for every girl who picks up a bat or ball, even when told it's not for them. Mir reflected on ...

10 Ways to Ruin a Perfectly Good Relationship Without Even Trying!

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10 Ways to Ruin a Perfectly Good Relationship Without Even Trying! Tell me you’ve been head-over-heels in love without actually saying it. Those were the phrases I used to tease a good friend of mine before, and for this article let’s name her Lily. Back when we were in high school, me and Lily shared the same circle of friends. We would take lunch together, hangout under the same shade of the red maple tree, and even share laughs during the cheerleading practices. We were in the 12th grade when she met Sam, who was a part of the school’s hockey team. It was no wonder that they were both head-over-heels for each other, from sharing secret smiles, to quiet laughs at the cafe in front of the school. Well, don’t even bother to think how I knew that, since Lily would literally jump out on me in excitement every after-school “meetups” that they had. Not long after, they both came out officially as couples. Every room they went into lit up, as everyone seemed to feel that rare spark; making ...

The Power and Job Of " Subconscious Mind ".

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The subconscious mind is  a part of your mental processes that operates outside of your conscious awareness, yet significantly influences your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors .  It acts as a repository for memories, past experiences, and automatic functions, impacting a large portion of your mental activity.  While not directly accessible, the subconscious plays a crucial role in shaping your reactions, habits, and automatic actions.   The Power and Job Of " Subconscious Mind "... 1 - The motion and emotion should be balance. 2 - you will find throughout all nature; the law of action and reaction is universal with rest and in motion. 3 - you are here to let the life principle follow through the rhythmically and hormonally. the intake and out go must be equal. 4 - the impression and expression must be equal. 5 - The subconscious manages vital body functions like breathing, heart rate, and digestion. 6 - your vitality, body and financial condition, friend and social ...

Pakistan's J-35 jet deal boosts Chinese defence stocks and shakes regional air power.

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  Pakistan's J-35 jet deal boosts Chinese defense stocks and shakes regional air power. Pakistan, June 9 -- Chinese defense stocks soared on Monday after Pakistan confirmed it will buy the advanced J-35 stealth fighter jets from China. The official announcement, shared by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif last week on social media, ended weeks of speculation and immediately impacted financial markets. Shares of AVIC Shenyang Aircraft Co., which builds the J-35, surged to their daily limit of 10% in Shanghai. Other defence firms also jumped, with Aerospace Nanhu Electronic Information Technology Co. gaining as much as 15%, according to Bloomberg. The news comes as Pakistani pilots are already in China receiving training for the jets. The J-35A is China's second fifth-generation fighter after the J-20 and is packed with cutting-edge features. It includes stealth technology, advanced AESA radar, and electro-optical sensors that help pilots detect threats and strike with precision. Ana...