Pakistan named Masood Azhar in its 2026 most-wanted list and raised his bounty to PKR 70 lakh, days ahead of October's FATF plenary. Experts call it a familiar compliance signal, noting India will judge Pakistan on verifiable action, not announcements, ahead of a possible grey-list review.
Pakistan named Masood Azhar in its 2026 most-wanted list and raised his bounty to PKR 70 lakh, days ahead of October's FATF plenary. Experts call it a familiar compliance signal, noting India will judge Pakistan on verifiable action, not announcements, ahead of a possible grey-list review.
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Pakistan named Masood Azhar in its 2026 most-wanted list and raised his bounty to PKR 70 lakh, days ahead of October's FATF plenary. Experts call it a familiar compliance signal, noting India will judge Pakistan on verifiable action, not announcements, ahead of a possible grey-list review.
