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U.S. President Donald Trump is likely to visit Pakistan in September, according to reports from two local TV news channels. The sources cited in the reports claim that preparations for the visit are already underway, although an official confirmation from either side is still awaited.

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🇵🇰🤝 Pakistan-US Closer Than Ever: India Watching Closely 🤝🇵🇰

🌐🔥 The growing relationship between Pakistan and the United States is catching serious attention—especially from India. As both nations deepen cooperation in trade, defense, and diplomacy, India’s concern is rising fast. 🔥🌐

🇺🇸🛫 Recent high-level visits, strategic dialogues, and economic discussions signal a fresh chapter in Pakistan-US ties. Washington seems more open to strengthening its partnership with Islamabad, especially in regional security and tech collaboration. 🛫🇺🇸

🇮🇳⚠️ For India, this shift is unsettling. New Delhi has long viewed U.S. support as a counterweight to regional threats. Now, Pakistan gaining more favor from Washington could challenge that balance, especially in matters related to Kashmir, border security, and defense deals. ⚠️🇮🇳

🌍💼 On the global front, the U.S. may see Pakistan as a gateway to regional stability, counterterrorism efforts, and even access to Central Asia. This makes Islamabad an increasingly valuable player. For India, the big worry is whether this alliance will tilt the power scales in South Asia. 💼🌍

🔍🗣️ Many analysts believe it’s part of Washington's bigger strategy—to maintain influence in Asia without picking sides too openly. But tensions could rise if defense or intelligence ties between the US and Pakistan deepen further. 🗣️🔍

💬 Do you think stronger Pakistan-US ties will impact South Asian peace and power balance? Or is India overreacting? Share your view in the comments! 👇

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💥😳Pakistan and the U.S. have reached a breakthrough agreement on a trade deal aimed at avoiding 29% export tariffs. Key sectors include textiles, energy, and Reko Diq. Formal signing is expected soon. 🇵🇰

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🇵🇰🤝 Pakistan–US: Closer Than Ever — India on Edge 🤝🇵🇰

🌐🔥 The Pakistan–US partnership is heating up, and the world is watching — especially India. As trade, defense, and diplomatic ties strengthen, New Delhi’s concerns are growing fast. 🔥🌐

🇺🇸🛫 High-level visits, strategic talks, and fresh economic deals are shaping a new chapter in Pakistan–US relations. Washington appears more willing than ever to work closely with Islamabad — from regional security to tech collaboration. 🛫🇺🇸

🇮🇳⚠️ For India, this is unsettling. For decades, it counted on U.S. support as a strategic buffer. Now, Washington’s warmer ties with Pakistan could shift the balance — impacting Kashmir, border security, and even defense agreements. ⚠️🇮🇳

🌍💼 On the global stage, the U.S. may see Pakistan as a key gateway to regional stability, counterterrorism, and access to Central Asia — making Islamabad a valuable partner. For India, the big question is whether this will tip South Asia’s power scales. 💼🌍

🔍🗣️ Analysts say it’s part of America’s wider game plan — keeping influence in Asia without openly picking sides. But if defense and intelligence ties deepen, regional tensions could rise fast. 🗣️🔍

💬 Your Take: Will closer Pakistan–US ties bring stability to South Asia, or is India overreacting? Share your thoughts below! 👇

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Pakistan is fast becoming the region’s most aggressive adopter of fintech and digital assets, even as India continues to dominate South Asia’s broader digital finance landscape, according to Forbes.

Pakistan’s rapid regulatory reforms, revived venture capital inflows, and early moves into digital assets are pushing it ahead of its neighbors.

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Pakistan’s fintech funding has sharply rebounded. Investments doubled to US$26.3 million in 2024 and reached US$52.5 million in the first half of 2025. Pakistan’s 450 fintech firms have now raised a total of US$391 million.

The standout deal of 2025 so far is the US$52 million pre-Series A round secured by Haball, a B2B supply chain and payments platform. The transaction is notable because Meezan Bank contributed US$47 million. Haball is Pakistan’s first fintech to hold a digital invoicing licence from the Federal Board of Revenue and is working to become a regulated payment initiation service provider connected to Raast.

Regulatory backing is also strengthening the sector. The Pakistan Startup Fund is offering equity-free grants to attract venture capital, while the State Bank of Pakistan has rolled out a licensing framework for digital banks.

Overall, all such initiatives aim to push adult financial inclusion from 64 percent in 2023 to 75 percent by 2028.

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Field Marshal Asim Munir Becomes First Army Chief to Meet US President at White House, Donald Trump

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