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Even Ten Generations of Terrorists Can’t Harm Balochistan or Pakistan: Army Chief

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ISLAMABAD – Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir sent a powerful message to the enemies of Pakistan, declaring that “even ten generations of terrorists cannot harm Balochistan or Pakistan.” Addressing the inaugural Overseas Pakistanis Convention, the Army Chief reaffirmed the unshakable unity and strength of the nation in the face of terrorism and […]

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Overseas Pakistanis Are Our Heroes, Says OPF Chief in Powerful Address Backed by Army Chief

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ISLAMABAD – Overseas Pakistanis were hailed as the “pride of the nation” by Syed Qamar Raza, Chairman of the Overseas Pakistanis Foundation (OPF), during a stirring speech at the closing session of the first annual convention dedicated to the global Pakistani diaspora. Addressing over 1,200 attendees in Islamabad, Raza said, “Wherever they are in the

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IED Blast in Mamund Injures FC Personnel and Civilians; Search Operation Underway

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At least nine individuals, including four personnel of the Frontier Corps (FC) and several civilians, were injured in an improvised explosive device (IED) blast in the Mohmand tehsil of Bajaur district. The explosion occurred around 11:00 am near Usmania School on the main road in Laghari area, targeting a bomb disposal (BD) team of the

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France Condemns Public Executions by Afghan Taliban, Cites Grave Human Rights Violations

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France has strongly condemned the recent public executions carried out by the Taliban in Afghanistan, terming them a serious violation of human rights and a disturbing escalation in the erosion of basic freedoms under the Taliban regime. In a statement issued by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Tuesday, April 15, the execution of

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UN Ministerial Conference Commends Pakistan’s Pivotal Role in Global Peacekeeping

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The United Nations Peacekeeping Ministerial Conference 2025 commenced on Tuesday with a strong acknowledgment of Pakistan’s longstanding commitment to global peacekeeping, as UN Under-Secretary for Operational Support Atul Khare praised the country’s contributions in some of the world’s most difficult conflict zones. Addressing the opening session, Khare stated that Pakistan “is one of the leading

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Taliban Intensifies Repression in Afghanistan, Orders Arrests and Closure of Hezb-e-Islami Offices

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In a fresh display of political repression, the Taliban regime in Afghanistan has ordered the immediate closure of all Hezb-e-Islami offices across the country, the arrest of its members, and the confiscation of office equipment, according to an official document made public by Habib-ur-Rahman Hekmatyar, son of the party’s leader, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar. The directive, issued

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Blast Targets Balochistan Constabulary Vehicle in Mastung, Leaves Three Dead and Several Injured

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Three personnel of the Balochistan Constabulary were martyred and 16 others injured according to Balochistan government when a remote-controlled bomb exploded near their vehicle on Dasht Road in Mastung district on Tuesday. According to Balochistan government the injured are shifted to the local hospitals where their treatment has been started. According to police officials, the

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Polio Workers Abducted Near D.I Khan After Training Session

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Two workers associated with the National Emergency Polio Campaign were abducted at gunpoint near Kot Daulat in the Kulachi tehsil, police officials confirmed. According to the police, the two employees — identified as Raza Muhammad and Muhammad Asif — were returning after receiving training for the polio vaccination drive when unidentified assailants intercepted their vehicle.

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Thousands of Afghan Students Forced to Learn Outdoors as Over 500 Schools Lack Buildings in North

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More than 500 schools in Afghanistan’s northern provinces of Balkh and Baghlan remain without proper buildings, compelling thousands of students to study outdoors in extreme weather conditions, local sources report. According to Afghan media, officials from the Balkh Department of Education have revealed that out of 600 operational schools in the province, 223 either lack

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