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Missiles over Tehran: A Pakistani student’s escape from Iran
A student describes panic in Tehran as missiles echo overhead and crowds rush into streets and metro stations
Mar 07, 2026
Mar 07, 2026
A student describes panic in Tehran as missiles echo overhead and crowds rush into streets and metro stations
Kamran Khan says Iran seeks to prolong war with U.S. and Israel as oil prices rise and Gulf security fears deepen
Iran is launching low-cost drones while the United States and its allies are firing expensive interceptor missiles to stop them
Analysts say Russia and China stay on the sidelines as intervening for Iran against the United States and Israel would bring high costs, limited gains and unpredictable risks
Kamran Khan says divisions at home and in Europe are complicating Washington’s strategy in Iran conflict
Other contenders for Iran’s leadership include Alireza Arafi, interim council member; Mohsen Araki, hardliner cleric; and Hassan Khomeini, grandson of the Islamic Republic’s founder.
Amber Shamsi discusses the escalating US-Iran confrontation, including shifting military objectives, regional instability, Israel’s role and international reactions
Kamran Khan says Iran’s attacks on Gulf states risk global energy shocks
The Blue Newsroom with Amber Shamsi covers rising tensions on Pakistan’s western border, Bagram airstrikes, and Pakistan’s strategic role amid the Iran-Israel crisis
Kamran Khan says that despite mounting casualties and sustained military pressure, Iran appears neither subdued nor exhausted
In this episode of The Blue Newsroom, Amber Rahim Shamsi examines Pakistan’s violent unrest, security lapses, and cyber attacks on major media outlets.
Kamran Khan says Tehran’s leadership change may shape region’s next phase of crisis
Kamran Khan says the crisis is a test of Pakistan’s security, economy, and diplomacy
Journalists and locals recount Farooq Dada’s rise during Karachi’s volatile 1990s
China, Russia, Turkey and Qatar offer to mediate Pakistan-Afghan Taliban clashes, but efforts make limited progress
Kamran Khan says regional tensions could rise as Pakistan uses full-scale military force
Pakistan’s 660,000-strong, nuclear-capable forces with modern equipment far outmatch the Taliban’s 172,000 mostly ground-based troops
Kamran Khan says Afghanistan tensions and US-Iran standoff test Pakistan's strategy
The episode examines PSL expansion concerns and franchise disputes before turning to a celebrity clash that has reignited debate over conduct in public life
Kamran Khan describes February as a 'bloody month' for the Pakistani market
