Pakistan’s army chief’s Benghazi visit boosts Haftar’s militia while raising political and security concerns in divided Libya.

For thousands of Pakistanis, the United Arab Emirates has long been a prime destination for work, migration, and family reunification; now it suddenly feels like a door quietly swinging shut.

Saudi Arabia is diversifying its defense alliances with Pakistan, Iran, and Turkiye, while Egypt grapples with internal and regional challenges.

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have signed a strategic defense pact after a decade of fluctuating ties, raising questions about why Riyadh turned to Islamabad now and whether the Israeli aggression on Qatar accelerated the agreement.

Pakistan’s pledge to stand behind Iran raises questions about the possible emergence of a new military axis in the region against “Israel,” based on the shared interests of the two neighboring countries.