In a strongly worded statement, the Chinese Foreign Ministry has condemned India’s aggressive actions against Pakistan, calling them “regrettable” and a threat to regional stability, while urging New Delhi to abandon its provocative posture and give peace a chance. “The Indian aggression against Pakistan is deeply regrettable,” the spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry stated, […]
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday issued a resolute warning to India following what he called “cowardly and unprovoked attacks” on five locations inside Pakistan, declaring that the nation and its armed forces are fully prepared to defend every inch of the motherland and will never allow the enemy to succeed in its nefarious ambitions.
A video has emerged showing the wreckage of an Indian Air Force Rafale fighter jet, destroyed in Pakistan’s powerful response to Indian aggression. According to media reports, the footage also reveals debris of the French-made MICA air-to-air missile still attached to its launcher following the crash. The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) shot down five Indian
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Pakistan’s armed forces have delivered a strong counterstrike in response to India’s unprovoked aggression, downing two Indian fighter jets, according to initial reports from security sources. All Pakistani aircraft involved in the operation returned unscathed. Security officials say the Pakistan Air Force acted swiftly and decisively, sending a clear message after India launched missile attacks
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A sudden and deadly wave of Indian missile strikes on Pakistani territory has pushed already tense relations between the two nuclear-armed nations to the brink of open conflict. According to security and military sources, the strikes hit five locations, killing two civilians and injuring over a dozen, including women and children. The unprovoked aggression sparked
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and global credit agency Moody’s have raised concerns over escalating tensions between Pakistan and India following the deadly April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Indian-administered Kashmir. During the ADB’s 58th annual meeting in Milan, ADB President Masatsugu Asakawa emphasized the need for peace and political stability in South Asia,
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The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan held its 20th Cabinet meeting under the leadership of Prime Minister Al-Haj Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund, focusing on key national priorities including economic planning and urban development. A major highlight was the formation of a delegation to plan the country’s national population census—an important step toward future planning and regional
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In a shocking display of alleged abuse of power, Taliban police in Afghanistan’s Ghor province have detained at least 80 people during a recent crackdown in Pasaband district, citing connections to narcotic crop cultivation. However, local sources and detainees claim the arrests were arbitrary, with many of the imprisoned men having no direct link to
In a significant diplomatic development, Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held a telephonic conversation with Afghanistan’s Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, as both sides expressed satisfaction over recent progress in bilateral relations since Dar’s visit to Kabul on April 19. According to the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the two leaders discussed
The United Kingdom’s chargé d’affaires to Afghanistan, Robert Dickson, has issued a sharp warning over the Taliban’s continued ban on women studying medicine, calling it a “terrible blow” to the health of Afghan women and children. Speaking on the International Day of the Midwife (5 May), Dickson urged the Taliban to immediately lift the restrictions,
