AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBorder Security: Pakistani and Afghan forces exchanged fire in Kurram and Paktia, with casualties reported; Pakistan says it struck Taliban positions. Separately, security forces say they killed eight militants in Balochistan. Iran Trade: Cross-border movement and trade at key crossings have been suspended over technical and security concerns, disrupting freight as officials seek to restore operations. Space Ambition: Pakistan says its first astronaut will fly from China on Nov. 25, as the country sets a Moon-landing target for 2035. Regional Relations: Pakistan extended its airspace ban on Indian aircraft until Nov. 24; Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu visits Oct. 20–22 for talks on bilateral ties. Politics: Bilawal Bhutto says KP’s emergency could end if opposition parties support a joint counterterrorism plan. Economy: IT exports rose 18% in September to $435 million, while freelancers reported record monthly earnings. Cricket: Salman Ali Agha’s 107 lifted Pakistan to 305 against Sri Lanka; Babar Azam crossed 16,000 international runs. Public Safety: A Peshawar school-roof collapse killed at least 32 children and a teacher, renewing scrutiny of building oversight.
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