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March 15, 2025

The Pakistan Daily

FeaturedNewsPakistan

US considers travel ban: Pakistan among countries under review

The United States (US) administration is contemplating the implementation of a sweeping travel ban affecting the citizens of several countries, including Pakistan, as part of a new policy initiative. According to an internal memorandum, a total of 41 countries have been categorized into three separate groups for potential visa restrictions. Pakistan has been placed in the third group, which could face a partial suspension of U.S. visa issuance if the Pakistani government fails to address deficiencies identified by U.S. authorities within 60 days. The first group, comprising 10 countries including Afghanistan, Iran, Syria, Cuba, and North Korea, would be subjected

March 5, 2025

The Pakistan Daily

FeaturedNewsPakistan

Trump thanks Pakistan for capturing Kabul airport Bomber

WASHINGTON: U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his gratitude to Pakistan on Wednesday for apprehending the terrorist responsible for the Kabul airport bombing. In a joint address to Congress, Trump reaffirmed the U.S.’s commitment to combating religious extremist organizations. He recalled the devastating attack three and a half years ago, when ISIS killed 13 American service members, an event that deeply impacted the nation. The attack occurred in 2021 when a powerful bomb exploded near Kabul’s Hamid Karzai International Airport as civilians were trying to flee Afghanistan under Taliban control. The incident, known as the Abbey Gate bombing, resulted in at

March 2, 2025

News Desk

International

Trump signs executive order by making English official US language

Listen to the article President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that defines English as an official language of the United States, a move that could have a significant impact on federal services and organizations receiving state funding. The directive, signed on Saturday, allows these instruments to choose whether to continue to provide services and documents in languages ​​other than English. This marks a shift from the previous mandate under former President Bill Clinton, which required government agencies to provide language assistance to non -English speakers. The executive mandate, according to the White House, aims to rationalize communication and

February 28, 2025

Saqib Mushtaq

FeaturedNewsPakistan

New sanctions increase pressure on Iran’s UAV and Ballistic Missile programs

The United States is today sanctioning six entities based in the People’s Republic of China, including Hong Kong, that have been involved in the procurement of key components by entities connected to Iran’s UAV and ballistic missile programs. Today’s action, which is part of President Trump’s maximum pressure campaign on the Iranian regime, aims to disrupt efforts by the Iranian entity Pishtazan Kavosh Gostar Boshra (PKGB) to reconstitute its procurement network and continue obtaining critical parts from foreign suppliers. The United States will use all available means to expose and disrupt Iran’s growing UAV and missile development and proliferation, which

February 22, 2025

News Desk

International

The Supreme Court stops the removal of Trump’s Chief Agency Oppact

Listen to the article The Supreme Court of the United States temporarily prevented President Donald Trump’s ruling to reject Hampton Dellinger, head of an independent service responsible for investigating complaint complaints. This decision ensures that Dellinger will remain in power at least until February 26, when a hearing of the lower court will further examine the matter. Dellinger, appointed by former President Joe Biden in 2024 for a five -year term as head of the OSC Office (OSC), was rejected by email from White House officials shortly after Trump’s return to power. The Special Adviser Office is instructed to investigate