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  • IMF urges Pakistan to sustain momentum in climate and energy reforms

    IMF urges Pakistan to sustain momentum in climate and energy reforms

    December 12, 2025 (MLN):  Pakistan is entering a new phase of
    climate-focused economic reform, with fresh momentum building behind policies
    designed to strengthen resilience and drive low-carbon growth.

    As highlighted in the IMF’s latest…

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  • Flood misery for Gazans awaiting next stage of peace plan

    Flood misery for Gazans awaiting next stage of peace plan

    Lucy WilliamsonMiddle East correspondent, Jerusalem

    Anadolu via Getty Images A child crosses a flooded track in Khan Younis between makeshift tents used by displaced PalestiniansAnadolu via Getty Images

    More than 800,000 Gazans are at risk from flooding, the UN says, as a powerful winter storm sweeps through the Strip.

    The heavy rain has already deluged camps, and led…

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  • Scoop: Trump plans to appoint U.S. general to lead Gaza security force – Axios

    1. Scoop: Trump plans to appoint U.S. general to lead Gaza security force  Axios
    2. US aims for international Gaza force deployment early next year, say US officials  Dawn
    3. US official to ‘Post’: International Stabilization Force to be deployed at…

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