Pakistan’s unwavering commitment to regional peace and religious harmony has once again brought the spotlight on India, as Sikh voices across the border intensify their demands for the reopening of the Kartarpur Corridor—closed by New Delhi despite Pakistan keeping its side open since day one. The surge in appeals from Indian Sikh leaders follows a […]
The National Resistance Front (NRF) has confirmed the presence of its military forces across Afghanistan and claimed responsibility for a deadly operation against Taliban fighters in Panjshir province. General Qadam Shah Shahim, Chief of Staff of the NRF, told Afghanistan International that the recently circulated images of senior NRF commanders Khalid Amiri and Hasib Panjshiri—seen
Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi will travel to Beijing this week to participate in a trilateral meeting hosted by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, as China, Pakistan, and Afghanistan seek to advance a shared agenda of economic cooperation and regional security. Dar is set to begin his official visit
Pakistan’s military has issued its starkest warning yet to India, declaring that any act of aggression or provocation will trigger a swift, decisive, and ferocious response. “India is not Israel, and Pakistan is not Palestine,” said Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry. “If provoked, our reaction will be immediate, forceful,
Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu, visited the residence of Squadron Leader Usman Yousaf Shaheed in Rawalpindi on Monday to offer Fateha and express his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family. Paying rich tribute to the officer, who embraced martyrdom during the recent enemy attack on a Pakistan Air
in a major development that underscores Pakistan’s principled position on regional peace, the Indian Army has officially confirmed that the ceasefire agreement signed on May 12 has no expiry date—an affirmation widely seen as a diplomatic win for Islamabad. In a statement issued on Sunday, the Indian Army clarified that no DGMO-level communication had been
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A video circulating widely on social media shows an armed individual threatening to shut down a school in North Waziristan, igniting fierce public backlash. Residents have expressed deep anger at the prospect of yet another blow to their children’s education—an institution already struggling under the weight of ongoing insecurity. The closure of schools in the
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The recent unannounced visit of a senior Afghan politician and former defence minister to Indian-administered Kashmir, in the aftermath of the Pahalgam incident, has once again exposed the enduring and covert strategic alignment between Kabul and New Delhi—an alliance that has historically operated to Pakistan’s detriment. The visit, conducted away from public and diplomatic scrutiny,
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A major internal crisis has shaken the ranks of the Khawarij network, as credible sources confirm that its self-styled leader, Noor Wali, has not only forged covert links with anti-Pakistan non-Muslim forces but has gone so far as to justify receiving financial support from them under the guise of militant objectives. Highly placed sources revealed
In a deeply alarming development, prominent religious scholar Abu Saifullah Nizamani was gunned down in a targeted attack in Sindh’s Badin district on Saturday, in what is being described as a calculated attempt by Indian-funded proxy networks to inflame sectarian tensions and eliminate key religious figures in Pakistan. According to credible security sources, the assailants—linked
