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Pakistan Declares ‘Open War’ With Afghanistan After Clashes

27. Februar 2026 um 06:02
Pakistan declared “open war” with Afghanistan in a major escalation in fighting between the two countries, as both sides carried out cross-border strikes reaching as far as the Afghan capital and leaving at least dozens dead.

Pakistani soldiers patrol near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border crossing in Chaman on Feb. 27. Photographer: ABDUL BASIT/AFP

Pakistan Faces Crunch as Demand for China-Developed Jets Surges

03. Februar 2026 um 02:30
Pakistan says it has fielded requests for its JF-17 fighter from five countries in recent months — a surge of interest that could overwhelm its capacity to jointly produce the jet with China.

Dual-seat JF-17B jets at the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex in Kamra, Pakistan. Photographer: Aamir Qureshi/AFP/Getty Images

Pakistan Says It Won’t Play India in T20 Cricket World Cup

02. Februar 2026 um 06:22
Pakistan said it will not play India in this month’s T20 Cricket World Cup, as political tensions in South Asia spill over into the sporting arena.

LAHORE, PAKISTAN - FEBRUARY 01: Players of Pakistan unveil ICC T20 World Cup 2026 jersey after the T20 International match between Pakistan and Australia at Gaddafi Stadium on February 01, 2026 in Lahore, Pakistan. (Photo by Sameer Ali/Getty Images)

Pakistan Says 145 Militants Killed in 40 Hours in Balochistan

01. Februar 2026 um 12:45
Pakistan’s security forces said it had killed 145 militants in less than two days across the southwestern province of Balochistan, as the country confronts one of the most serious episodes of violence in the region.

Security personnel stand at the blast site in Quetta, Pakistan on Feb. 1, 2026, a day after an attack by Baloch separatists. A day after more than 120 people were killed -- including 92 militants -- in brazen, coordinated attacks by Baloch separatists, security remains on high alert, mobile signals jammed, and security forces continue clearance operations.

Pakistan’s Growth in September Quarter Slows After Floods

30. Dezember 2025 um 12:21
Pakistan’s growth slowed in the quarter ending September as weak consumer demand and monsoon floods weighed on the economy.

People use a boat to commute near the closed motorway following monsoon floods at Jalalpur Pirwala, in Punjab province, on Sept. 17. Shahid Saeed MIRZA / AFP) (Photo by SHAHID SAEED MIRZA/AFP via Getty Images)
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