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Opinion | Pakistan's Iran Problem Isn't Going Anywhere
Despite its glowing successes, and for all its mediation efforts, Pakistan's toughest audience may be in Iran itself
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PoK Neither "Azad" Nor "Disputed" But "Occupied": Local Leader At Rally
Speaking before thousands gathered at Eidgah Ground, movement leader Sardar Aman Khan declared that the region was neither "Azad" nor "disputed", but an occupied territory.
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Boy, 11, To Face Trial For Shopping Plaza Fire Which Killed 72 In Pakistan
An 11-year-old boy will stand trial after being named as an accused in the chargesheet filed by police related to the fire incident that killed 72 people at a shopping complex in Pakistan's Karachi in January.
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Baloch Rebels Claim They Killed Over 30 Pak Coast Guards In Suicide Bombing
The rebel group said the attack took place at approximately 6:32 pm on July 3, when a member of its elite Majeed Brigade allegedly drove an explosive-laden Mazda vehicle into the Coast Guards camp.
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How Gilgit-Baltistan's Sectarian Divide Was Built, Not Born
Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) was a syncretic region where Shias, Sunnis, and Ismailis coexisted, traded, and intermarried. However, over the last few decades, this social cohesion has been systematically eroded by political elites.
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Opinion | Iran War: Has New Delhi Lost Out, And Has Pak Really Gained? By Shashi Tharoor
To imagine a Nobel Peace for the terrorist-sponsoring Field Marshal Asim Munir may be a fantasy too far. The world sees clearly the difference between an autonomous actor and a message-carrying stool-pigeon.
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Air India Delhi-Amritsar Flight Briefly Enters Pak Airspace, Probe On
The incident has been reported to the regulatory authorities, the airline said, adding that the matter is being investigated.
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India Rebukes Pakistan At UN, Calls For Review Of Outdated Security Council Mandates
The UNSC Arria-formula meeting, co-chaired by China and Pakistan, focused on the implementation of Security Council resolutions and the challenges associated with enforcing them.
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Opinion | Why Pakistan Is Becoming Harder To Isolate - Despite India's Push
Pakistan's willingness to sell itself to the highest bidder explains its curious positioning in the world. India's only option now is to get creative as it tries to isolate it globally.
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Crackdown On Pak Spy Agency ISI-Backed Terror Network Reveal UP Connection
Investigation revealed that four of the six individuals arrested in Ghaziabad had visited Pulwama.
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Pak Spy Agency ISI-Backed Terror Network Busted In Delhi, 7 Arrested
Police described the module as operating on instructions from Pakistan to conduct terrorist strikes, smuggle arms and drugs, and gather intelligence on potential targets.
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Munna Jhingada: Dawood Ibrahim's 'Right Hand' At Centre Of Planning Attacks In India
Munna Jhingada, alias Syed Mudassar Hussain, is a dreaded shooter accused of planning a major terrorist attack in India.
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"Bleeding India By Thousand Cuts": UN Envoy Slams Pak For Terrorism
The Indian diplomat said India has every right to defend itself from such cross-border terrorism.
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24 Killed As Car With Explosives Rams Train Carrying Pak Soldiers In Balochistan
24 Killed In Blast Near Railway Track In Pakistan, Baloch Group Claims Attack
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Pak Minister's "Oridinary Worker" Of Asim Munir Remark Sparks Online Backlash
"When ministers begin introducing themselves as 'humble workers' of powerful men rather than representatives of the people, one has to ask -- is this democracy or the court of loyal servants?" wrote Fatima Malik on X.
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Opinion | Pakistan's Iran Problem Isn't Going Anywhere
Despite its glowing successes, and for all its mediation efforts, Pakistan's toughest audience may be in Iran itself
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PoK Neither "Azad" Nor "Disputed" But "Occupied": Local Leader At Rally
Speaking before thousands gathered at Eidgah Ground, movement leader Sardar Aman Khan declared that the region was neither "Azad" nor "disputed", but an occupied territory.
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Boy, 11, To Face Trial For Shopping Plaza Fire Which Killed 72 In Pakistan
An 11-year-old boy will stand trial after being named as an accused in the chargesheet filed by police related to the fire incident that killed 72 people at a shopping complex in Pakistan's Karachi in January.
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Baloch Rebels Claim They Killed Over 30 Pak Coast Guards In Suicide Bombing
The rebel group said the attack took place at approximately 6:32 pm on July 3, when a member of its elite Majeed Brigade allegedly drove an explosive-laden Mazda vehicle into the Coast Guards camp.
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How Gilgit-Baltistan's Sectarian Divide Was Built, Not Born
Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) was a syncretic region where Shias, Sunnis, and Ismailis coexisted, traded, and intermarried. However, over the last few decades, this social cohesion has been systematically eroded by political elites.
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Opinion | Iran War: Has New Delhi Lost Out, And Has Pak Really Gained? By Shashi Tharoor
To imagine a Nobel Peace for the terrorist-sponsoring Field Marshal Asim Munir may be a fantasy too far. The world sees clearly the difference between an autonomous actor and a message-carrying stool-pigeon.
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Air India Delhi-Amritsar Flight Briefly Enters Pak Airspace, Probe On
The incident has been reported to the regulatory authorities, the airline said, adding that the matter is being investigated.
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India Rebukes Pakistan At UN, Calls For Review Of Outdated Security Council Mandates
The UNSC Arria-formula meeting, co-chaired by China and Pakistan, focused on the implementation of Security Council resolutions and the challenges associated with enforcing them.
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Opinion | Why Pakistan Is Becoming Harder To Isolate - Despite India's Push
Pakistan's willingness to sell itself to the highest bidder explains its curious positioning in the world. India's only option now is to get creative as it tries to isolate it globally.
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Crackdown On Pak Spy Agency ISI-Backed Terror Network Reveal UP Connection
Investigation revealed that four of the six individuals arrested in Ghaziabad had visited Pulwama.
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Pak Spy Agency ISI-Backed Terror Network Busted In Delhi, 7 Arrested
Police described the module as operating on instructions from Pakistan to conduct terrorist strikes, smuggle arms and drugs, and gather intelligence on potential targets.
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Munna Jhingada: Dawood Ibrahim's 'Right Hand' At Centre Of Planning Attacks In India
Munna Jhingada, alias Syed Mudassar Hussain, is a dreaded shooter accused of planning a major terrorist attack in India.
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"Bleeding India By Thousand Cuts": UN Envoy Slams Pak For Terrorism
The Indian diplomat said India has every right to defend itself from such cross-border terrorism.
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24 Killed As Car With Explosives Rams Train Carrying Pak Soldiers In Balochistan
24 Killed In Blast Near Railway Track In Pakistan, Baloch Group Claims Attack
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Pak Minister's "Oridinary Worker" Of Asim Munir Remark Sparks Online Backlash
"When ministers begin introducing themselves as 'humble workers' of powerful men rather than representatives of the people, one has to ask -- is this democracy or the court of loyal servants?" wrote Fatima Malik on X.
