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- 1Hamid Mir Reveals What Happened in Government-PTI Deadlock Talks●Government-PTI | Deadlock - What Happened in 25 September? | Hamid Mir Reveals | Capital Talk
Pakistan's government and opposition party PTI remain deadlocked, and veteran journalist Hamid Mir has revealed new details about what happened behind the scenes on 25 September. The revelations aired on Geo News' talk show Capital Talk, drawing heavy attention as the country watches whether negotiations between the two sides can resume.
- 2Pakistan Orders Hospitals to Prepare Beds for Mass Casualties●Pakistan Tells Hospitals to Clear Bed Space for "Mass Casualty Incident"
Pakistani authorities have directed hospitals to free up bed space in preparation for a "mass casualty incident," according to Drop Site News. The order comes amid heightened political tension, with reports linking it to planned protests and the detention of sisters of former prime minister Imran Khan, raising fears of a violent crackdown on demonstrators.
- 3Iran war squeezing Pakistan, Turkey and Egypt from every direction▼How the Iran war is squeezing Pakistan, Turkey and Egypt from every direction
Middle East Eye reports that the war involving Iran is placing simultaneous political, economic and security pressure on Pakistan, Turkey and Egypt. The article argues these countries face squeezed trade routes, energy costs and diplomatic dilemmas as the conflict widens its regional footprint, leaving each government balancing ties with Washington, Tehran and domestic publics.
- 4Pakistan deploys army, suspends mobile internet amid PTI protests●PTI Protest: ARMY CALLED IN | Mobile internet services SUSPENDED in many cities | Mansoor Ali Khan
Pakistan's government has called in the army and suspended mobile internet services in multiple cities as protests by Imran Khan's PTI party escalate. The reported measures signal authorities are struggling to contain demonstrations, with journalists including Mansoor Ali Khan covering the crackdown. Observers are weighing the impact of the blackout on communications and the party's mobilisation.