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This important meeting between Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) President Annalena Baerbock occurred on the sidelines of the 80th session of the UNGA in New York. In an official statement on X, the Foreign Office said that Dar and Baerbock “exchanged views on key regional and international issues, including [the] Palestine issue and the urgent need for UN reforms, including UN Security Council reforms”.

FM Dar meets General Assembly president

September 27, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
On September 25, Defence Minister of Pakistan Khawaja Asif had delivered a speech at a UNSC session on artificial intelligence. However, photos from this session had spread rampantly on social media platform X as users had pointed to Junejo sitting in the background. They voiced their concern over her support for Israel—sharing her tweets. 

To distance himself from the onslaught, Asif said, “This woman or whoever sat behind me was and is at the discretion of the Foreign Office,” The foreign office in turn distanced itself from the controversy. 

Former human rights minister Shireen Mazari had stated that one could not sit behind a minister in the UNSC or the United Nations General Assembly unless they were identified as an official representative of the government. “So who allowed this to happen and why? Is there a covert policy agenda at work viz rogue entity Israel, Bagram base, Abraham Accords? GoP needs to come clean — who is responsible?” she asked.

Uproar at pro-Israel Shama Junejo sitting behind Defence Minister at UN 


September 27, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report

Turkish athletes appealed to ban Israel’s football team


September 27, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
The Defence Ministry of Denmark has confirmed another series of drone sighting reports over military installations, raising the level of security concerns in the country. Danish police cited that drones were spotted overnight by Karup Air Base and other places that were not disclosed. Although there was no reported damage, the officials called the activity persistent and coordinated, which made worries about hybrid threats. The events follow the sighting of drones at other airports and power plants earlier this week. Defence Minister Troels Lund Poulsen said the incursions were unacceptable and that more airspace monitoring would be strengthened. The governments are liaising with NATO partners to determine whether the flights are related to aggressive intelligence collection or efforts to disorient defence preparedness of Denmark.

Danish Military Bases Report Surge in Drone Intrusions Overnight

September 27, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
Iran has also withdrawn its ambassadors to the United Kingdom, Germany, and France due to a fresh push to re-impose U.N. sanctions. On Saturday, Tehran announced the diplomatic protest after a Security Council procedure, backed by Western powers, reinstated the restrictions initially linked to the nuclear program of Iran. The decision symbolizes the anger of Iran on what the country perceives as the unwarranted meddling in its domestic and regional policies. Officials in Tehran noted that consultations were going on to see what other diplomatic action to take. European governments are still silent on the matter but analysts are concerned that the dispute may escalate further because Iran is under increasing economic pressure and is working to enhance their relationships with Russia and China due to deteriorating relations with the west.

Iran Pulls Ambassadors from European Capitals in Protest over UN Sanctions

September 27, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
In a Wall Street Journal report, the Pentagon has failed to deploy its ambitious program, the Replicator, which has aimed to deploy thousands of AI-powered drones by this summer. Based on in-house sources, the paper unveiled manufacturing bottlenecks resulting in delays and integration issues. The program, which was introduced with much hype in 2023, was intended to demonstrate the fast technological advancement of autonomous defense systems in America. Authorities have not publicly verified the deficit but admitted that has distinct challenges when scaling such technology. Critics claim the failure highlights the over-dependence on the emerging technologies that lack reasonable timelines. The Defense Department is in the process of reconsidering the objectives of the program, and the updated deployment plans should be announced later in the year.

U.S. Replicator AI Drone Project Misses Key Deployment Targets

September 27, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report

Super Typhoon Ragasa Devastates Asia, Storm Bualoi Deepens Regional Crisis

September 27, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
During the United Nations General Assembly, world leaders called on the United Nations to appoint a woman as the next Secretary-General--the first in the 80-year history of the organization. As Antonio Guterres completes his term in 2026, the discussions of change gain momentum. Nations such as Estonia, Slovenia, Mongolia, Chile, and the Dominican Republic demanded increased gender equity in the international leadership. Chilean President Gabriel Boric specifically gave the nod to former President Michelle Bachelet, as an expert in human rights and a leader with credentials. According to supporters, it would be more legitimate to appoint a woman at this time since it would be in line with the global priorities of inclusivity, climate justice, and peacebuilding. The controversy represents a pivotal moment in the history of international relations.

Calls Intensify for First Female UN Secretary-General in Eight Decades

September 27, 2025 — Latest News — By: Ch. Ghulam Mujtaba Murala
Sudan Gurung rose to prominence as the face of a grassroots uprising led largely by Nepal’s Gen Z.

The leader of Nepal’s recent youth-led protests that ousted the government within days has announced he will be running in the country’s March general elections, saying his movement will “fight till the end” to build a people’s government.

Sudan Gurung, to run in upcoming elections in Nepal 


September 27, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
Cloud Union Announces Strike

Clouds Union Announces Strike

September 27, 2025 — Pakistan — By: Konain Fatima
Satire The Saudi-Pakistani Pact of Brotherly Love and Benefit

The Saudi Pakistani Pact of Brotherly Love and Benefit

September 27, 2025 — Pakistan — By: Eman Fatima Bajwa
Trump’s Quixotic Foreign Policy: Leaders and their personal views heavily influence contemporary geopolitics, more so than national foreign policies. Most significantly

Trump’s Quixotic Foreign Policy and Pakistan’s Oil Reserves

September 27, 2025 — World — By: Eman Zia
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