Pakistan's India boycott at T20 World Cup
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THE FOG of war can make it difficult to understand what is happening during a conflict. Sometimes that murkiness can persist long after the guns have fallen silent. That is proving true of the four-day skirmish between India and Pakistan that took place last May.
Hashtags criticising the Shehbaz-Munir leadership trended across Pakistani social media, with users accusing the establishment of trading national interest for personal power.
In February 2025, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi was warmly welcomed to the White House. He was the second foreign leader to be hosted by newly inaugurated President Donald Trump.
You have to treat Bangladesh the same as you treat Pakistan the same as you treat India,’ Nasser Hussain said as the former England captains criticised the ICC.
The two countries have stepped up ties since the removal of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from power in 2024
India's newly concluded trade agreement with the United States has triggered a sharp backlash within Pakistan, where critics say months of high-profile outreach to Washington yielded little to show for it.
ICC urged Pakistan Cricket Board to re-evaluate the call and hinted at long-term implications if they go forward with the boycott.
Pakistani police and military forces have killed over 100 "Indian-backed terrorists" in Balochistan, according to government officials