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India-Pakistan Cricket Rivalry Rooted in Political Conflict
India and Pakistan have played cricket since 1952, with matches consistently ranking among the most-viewed global sporting events, driven by the nations' deep political tensions.
Turkey, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia to Confer on Houthi Attacks
Military chiefs from three nations will meet in Riyadh to coordinate defense against Iranian-backed Houthi strikes on Saudi targets.

Pakistan Holds Rate at 11.5% as Inflation Stays Above 11%
The State Bank of Pakistan kept its benchmark rate unchanged for a third straight meeting, holding steady despite inflation at 11.15 percent in August.

Pakistan's $3B Eurobond Shows Investor Reassessment — 2x Oversubscription Reflects Credit Upgrade
Pakistan raised $3 billion in a dual-tranche Eurobond sale attracting nearly $6 billion in orders, marking its largest international bond issuance and suggesting durable shift in market access post-rating upgrades.
Pakistan PM Suspends Health Secretary After Hospital Fire Kills 14 Newborns
A blaze at Islamabad's PIMS hospital swept through the maternity ward Wednesday, killing 14 of 15 babies present; the federal health secretary has been removed from his post
Fire kills 15 newborns at Islamabad hospital; probe ordered
A blaze in the maternity ward of Pakistan's main public hospital in Islamabad killed 15 of 16 infants present; authorities are investigating an air-conditioning fault.
Brent Crude Falls 3.8% as Diplomacy Shows Hormuz De-escalation
Pakistan and Oman held separate talks with Tehran on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, pulling oil prices lower despite new U.S. sanctions

Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye Sign Makkah Joint Defence Agreement
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said the trilateral pact, formalized Aug. 7, 2026, is solely defensive and aims to boost regional stability.

Pakistan Military Chief Heads to Iran as Border Tensions, Energy Needs Drive Talks
General Asim Munir's visit seeks to stabilize a volatile border and secure energy supplies, drawing Washington's attention to potential sanctions risks