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India’s Aggression Will Persist Until Kashmir Issue is Resolved, Says Mushaal Mullick

Mushaal Hussein Mullick, the wife of incarcerated Kashmiri resistance leader Yasin Malik, has said that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will continue his policy of aggression unless the longstanding Kashmir dispute is resolved. Speaking to the media in Islamabad, Mushaal Mullick expressed deep concern over the Indian premier’s stance, calling it “disappointing and rooted in

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Taliban Clampdown on Kandahar’s Shalimar Festival Highlights Cultural Repression in Afghanistan

The Taliban regime has once again intensified its crackdown on Afghan cultural expression, banning filming and photography at the annual Shalimar Festival in Kandahar’s Arghandab district, a move that underscores the growing suppression of public life and media freedom under the group’s rule. Local sources told Afghanistan International that the Ministry for the Propagation of

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New Indian Express Exposes Modi Government’s Strategic Failures in Scathing Analysis of Operation Sandhoor

In a searing editorial that has sent shockwaves through India’s strategic circles, the New Indian Express has delivered a damning indictment of the Modi government’s diplomatic and military performance during the ill-fated Operation Sandhoor, revealing how New Delhi faced unprecedented international isolation and strategic miscalculations at every level. According to the article, not a single

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Standoff Ends in Bannu as Security Forces Avert Major Tragedy in Hostage Crisis

A tense standoff between Bannu police and armed terrorists came to a halt after an exchange of fire that left one police official injured, while reports suggest several terrorists were also wounded. The terrorists had stormed the Government Girls Higher Secondary School Amanullah Khan, taking students and staff hostage. Responding swiftly, military units arrived on

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Security Forces Soldier Martyred in Counter-Terror Operation in Tirah Valley

A soldier of the security forces, Sajjad Bangash, was martyred during a counter-terrorism operation in the Tirah Valley, located at the confluence of Khyber and Hangu districts. Sajjad Bangash hailed from the village of Sarki Amada in Hangu district. He was known for his bravery, dedication, and unwavering commitment to duty. His martyrdom is a

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Fact Check: Old Fire and Aircraft Crash Videos Misrepresented as Footage from Recent Pakistan-India Clashes

Claim: Viral videos circulating on social media are being falsely linked to the recent military skirmishes between Pakistan and India that concluded with a ceasefire on May 10. These videos are, in fact, outdated and unrelated to the current conflict. Claim 1: A widely shared video shows a massive fire, with claims that it depicts

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Visits Frontlines of Operation Bunyān Marsūs in Sialkot

Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif visited Pasrur Cantonment in Sialkot, a key forward post in Operation Bunyān Marsūs, launched by Pakistan in response to Indian aggression. The visit marked a significant display of national resolve, solidarity with the armed forces, and a reaffirmation of Pakistan’s unyielding commitment to safeguarding its sovereignty. During the visit, the

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Peshawar High Court Upholds Military Court Verdicts in High-Profile Terror Cases

In a landmark decision, the Peshawar High Court upheld the convictions handed down by military courts to three individuals linked to a proscribed militant organization, dismissing all legal challenges against the sentences and affirming the military courts’ adherence to due process. A two-member bench comprising Justice Sahibzada Asadullah and Justice Fazal Subhan delivered the judgment

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Two More Armed Forces Personnel Embrace Shahadat, Toll Rises to 13 in Wake of Indian Aggression: ISPR

The Pakistan Armed Forces today confirmed that two more valiant soldiers, critically wounded during the Indian military’s unprovoked and cowardly aggression on the night of May 6-7, have embraced shahadat, raising the number of martyred personnel to 13. The brutal assault, which deliberately targeted innocent civilians—including women, children, and the elderly—also left 78 uniformed personnel

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World Bank Rejects India’s Bluff on Indus Waters Treaty, Affirms Agreement Cannot Be Suspended Unilaterally

In a firm rebuke to India’s belligerent posturing, the World Bank has categorically dismissed New Delhi’s threats to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty, asserting that the landmark agreement cannot be unilaterally revoked or paused by either party. In a strongly worded statement, the President of the World Bank clarified that the Treaty contains no clause

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