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China Declares Unwavering Support for Pakistan’s Sovereignty, Warns Against Provocations

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In a powerful reaffirmation of its strategic alliance with Pakistan, China has declared that it will never allow any country to violate Pakistan’s borders or compromise its sovereignty, issuing a clear warning to global actors in the wake of a recent Pakistan-India military confrontation. Reiterating Pakistan’s status as its “iron brother,” Beijing has pledged full

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Unilateral Suspension of Indus Waters Treaty May Backfire on India, Warns Global Journal

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India’s move to unilaterally suspend the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) could backfire strategically, potentially provoking regional repercussions, according to a detailed analysis published by the international affairs journal The Diplomat. The article warns that such a step may compel China to retaliate by restricting water flow from the Brahmaputra River, a vital waterway that contributes

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Taliban Interference Deepens Aid Access Crisis in Afghanistan, OCHA Warns

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The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has raised alarm over increasing interference by Taliban authorities in aid operations across Afghanistan, particularly restrictions targeting female aid workers and beneficiaries. In its April humanitarian access report, released on Sunday, OCHA documented 60 access-related incidents in the central, southern, and western regions of

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Nine Indian-Backed Khawarij Killed in Counter-terror Operations Across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

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Security forces killed nine Indian-backed khawarij in three separate intelligence-based operations across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on May 24 and 25, the military said on Sunday. The operations were carried out in the Dera Ismail Khan, Tank, and Khyber districts following confirmed intelligence reports of khawarij presence in the areas. The slain khawarij, described by security officials

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Ahsan Iqbal: After Security Success, Time to Launch Economic ‘Operation Bunyanum al-Marsoos’

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Federal Minister for Planning, Ahsan Iqbal, has said that Pakistan’s successful counter-terrorism campaign under Operation Bunyanum al-Marsoos must now be mirrored in the economic arena, calling for a national effort to achieve financial sustainability and modernisation. Speaking to media representatives in Narowal, the minister praised the armed forces and national institutions for their achievements in

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WFP Urgently Appeals for $555 Million to Avert Worsening Hunger Crisis in Afghanistan

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The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has issued an urgent appeal for $555 million to continue delivering life-saving food assistance to Afghanistan’s most vulnerable families through the end of August, warning that one-third of the country’s population now faces acute hunger. In a statement released on Sunday, the agency said that Afghanistan’s economic collapse,

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Taliban Rejects Turkic States’ Call for Inclusive Government, Labels It an ‘Internal Matter’

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The Taliban has dismissed a call by the Organisation of Turkic States (OTS) urging the formation of an inclusive government in Afghanistan, framing the matter as a strictly domestic issue. In a statement issued Saturday, Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said that while the group acknowledges the concerns of its citizens, “only Afghans can determine how

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Crackdown on Terrorists Underway, Says PM’s Adviser Rana Sanaullah

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Prime Minister’s Adviser and former federal minister Rana Sanaullah has said that a decisive crackdown against terrorists is now underway, following recent attacks including the deadly school bus bombing in Khuzdar. Speaking on a private news channel, Sanaullah strongly condemned the targeting of innocent children in Balochistan, stating, “This is not an act of humanity.

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Mounting Evidence of Indian Interference in Pakistan Demands Global Attention

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India’s state-sponsored terrorism is no longer a concealed reality. Pakistan, along with several other countries, has repeatedly presented credible and detailed evidence of Indian involvement in cross-border terrorism, particularly in Balochistan, over the past two decades. Pakistan remains one of the worst-affected countries by Indian covert operations, with intelligence and security agencies consistently uncovering networks

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Pakistan Prefers Peace, But Response to Future Indian Aggression Will Be Harsher: DG ISPR

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Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR), Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, has stated that Pakistan remains a peace-loving country and priorities regional stability. However, he warned that any future misadventure by India would be met with a stronger and more decisive response than before. The statement came during an interaction with students from

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