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EXPLAINER-Who Pakistan picks as army chief matters far beyond its borders - Vimarsana News

EXPLAINER-Who Pakistan picks as army chief matters far beyond its borders

Pakistan's nuclear armed military is set to get a new supremo later this month when General Qamar Javed Bajwa's tenure as Chief of Army Staff comes to an end. The military is the most powerful institution in a nation seldom far from its next crisis and the appointment could have a crucial bearing on the future of Pakistan's fragile democracy, and whether relations with neighbouring India are allowed to improve.

Who will be Pakistan's next army chief? | Pakistan – Gulf News - Vimarsana News

Who will be Pakistan's next army chief? | Pakistan – Gulf News

Outgoing chief Bajwa will give PM list of senior-most generals to choose from

Taliban warns Pakistan over US drone incursions - Vimarsana News

Taliban warns Pakistan over US drone incursions

The Taliban's defense minister has urged Pakistan to stop allowing US drones to use its airspace to enter Afghanistan Read Full Article at RT.com

TTP Warns of 'Intensifying' Attacks Against Pakistan Amid Friction Between Taliban and Islamabad - Vimarsana News

TTP Warns of 'Intensifying' Attacks Against Pakistan Amid Friction Between Taliban and Islamabad

The TTP, which aims to overthrow the Pakistani government through a jihadist campaign, has been held responsible for around 1,800 terrorist attacks in Pakistan... 09.05.2022, Sputnik International

Shehbaz Sharif - Good news: Editorial on Pakistan with a new PM - Vimarsana News

Shehbaz Sharif - Good news: Editorial on Pakistan with a new PM

For a new equation between the two neighbours, much of the onus lies on Islamabad