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Video: Pak F-16s Escort JD Vance's Aircraft As He Arrives In Islamabad For Iran Talks
Visuals showed five PAF F-16s escorting the US Air Force's Boeing C-32A plane in Pakistani airspace before it landed at Nur Khan airbase near Islamabad.
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Iranian Delegation Arrives In Pak For Peace Talks. Welcomed By Asim Munir
The Iranian delegation led by its Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, along with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, would participate in the Islamabad Talks.
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JD Vance Lands In Islamabad To Lead US' High-Stakes Peace Talks With Iran
All eyes turn to Pakistan this weekend, where landmark talks between the US and Iran carry significant weight for both the people of the Middle East and the broader global economy.
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Ghalibaf's Hard Line On Talks Resurfaces As Iran-US Negotiations In Pak Loom
The remarks have resurfaced on social media on the eve of proposed negotiations between the Iran and the US in Islamabad, where preparations are underway despite uncertainty over Iran's attendance.
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"Greatest Strategic Challenge Since 1971": S Tharoor-Led Panel On Bangladesh
The current situation in Bangladesh poses the "greatest strategic challenge" for India since the Liberation war of 1971, said a parliamentary committee headed by Congress's Shashi Tharoor.
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Pak Parliament Grants Lifetime Legal Immunity, Expanded Powers To Asim Munir
Pakistan's parliament approved a constitutional amendment on Wednesday to expand the powers of the country's army chief and curb the remit of its Supreme Court, in a move that critics say damages democracy.
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Pakistan Puts Asim Munir's Army Above State: What It Means
The Pakistan government's 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill grants sweeping powers to the country's army chief, Asim Munir. Under the constitutional changes passed by the upper house of parliament, Munir will take overall command of the military.
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'No Benefit In Fighting India': Ex-CIA Officer Who Led Pak Operations
Pakistan would lose any conventional war with India, a former US intelligence officer has said, recalling that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) believed the two nuclear-armed nations would go to war after the 2001 Parliament attacks.
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"You've Bred Terrorists": Exiled Afghan MP Blasts Asim Munir Over Pak Attacks
In a shocking escalation of border hostilities, the Pakistan Army has once again violated the ceasefire along the Durand Line, launching heavy attacks in Afghanistan's Paktia province that killed eight Afghan nationals.
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Perpetrator Of Terror Can't Be Equated With Victim: Centre On Pak In House
The Indian government has made it clear that Pakistan, the perpetrator of terrorism, "cannot be equated" with India, the victim of cross-border terrorism, the Centre told Parliament on Thursday.
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Trump Repeats Claim He Settled War Between India And Pak With Trade
US President Donald Trump on Sunday yet again took credit for stopping conflicts around the world, including the recent one between India and Pakistan.
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"Pak Is Wife After Op Sindoor, Bring Her Home": Rajasthan MP's ROFL Speech
On a day of sharp exchanges between the opposition and treasury benches during the Operation Sindoor debate in Parliament, there were some moments of comic relief in the Lok Sabha when leaders on both sides of the political aisle laughed out loud.
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Parliament Monsoon Session Day 7 Highlights: "Operation Sindoor Will Continue": PM Modi's "Notice" To Pak
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh opened 16-hour long special discussion on the Operation Sindoor in the Rajya Sabha.
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'Can We Call Op Sindoor A Success If...': Congress vs Centre In Lok Sabha
Parliament saw a fierce face-off between the Centre and the Opposition during a marathon discussion on Operation Sindoor - launched against terror bases in Pakistan in response to the Pahalgam terror attack.
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"Clean Chit To Pak": BJP Slams P Chidambaram's "Homegrown Terrorists" Remark
Ahead of the Operation Sindoor debate in Parliament, a massive political row has erupted over Congress veteran P Chidambaram's remarks in an interview, in which he said "homegrown terrorists" could be involved in the Pahalgam terror attack
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Video: Pak F-16s Escort JD Vance's Aircraft As He Arrives In Islamabad For Iran Talks
Visuals showed five PAF F-16s escorting the US Air Force's Boeing C-32A plane in Pakistani airspace before it landed at Nur Khan airbase near Islamabad.
-
Iranian Delegation Arrives In Pak For Peace Talks. Welcomed By Asim Munir
The Iranian delegation led by its Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, along with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, would participate in the Islamabad Talks.
-
JD Vance Lands In Islamabad To Lead US' High-Stakes Peace Talks With Iran
All eyes turn to Pakistan this weekend, where landmark talks between the US and Iran carry significant weight for both the people of the Middle East and the broader global economy.
-
Ghalibaf's Hard Line On Talks Resurfaces As Iran-US Negotiations In Pak Loom
The remarks have resurfaced on social media on the eve of proposed negotiations between the Iran and the US in Islamabad, where preparations are underway despite uncertainty over Iran's attendance.
-
"Greatest Strategic Challenge Since 1971": S Tharoor-Led Panel On Bangladesh
The current situation in Bangladesh poses the "greatest strategic challenge" for India since the Liberation war of 1971, said a parliamentary committee headed by Congress's Shashi Tharoor.
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Pak Parliament Grants Lifetime Legal Immunity, Expanded Powers To Asim Munir
Pakistan's parliament approved a constitutional amendment on Wednesday to expand the powers of the country's army chief and curb the remit of its Supreme Court, in a move that critics say damages democracy.
-
Pakistan Puts Asim Munir's Army Above State: What It Means
The Pakistan government's 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill grants sweeping powers to the country's army chief, Asim Munir. Under the constitutional changes passed by the upper house of parliament, Munir will take overall command of the military.
-
'No Benefit In Fighting India': Ex-CIA Officer Who Led Pak Operations
Pakistan would lose any conventional war with India, a former US intelligence officer has said, recalling that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) believed the two nuclear-armed nations would go to war after the 2001 Parliament attacks.
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"You've Bred Terrorists": Exiled Afghan MP Blasts Asim Munir Over Pak Attacks
In a shocking escalation of border hostilities, the Pakistan Army has once again violated the ceasefire along the Durand Line, launching heavy attacks in Afghanistan's Paktia province that killed eight Afghan nationals.
-
Perpetrator Of Terror Can't Be Equated With Victim: Centre On Pak In House
The Indian government has made it clear that Pakistan, the perpetrator of terrorism, "cannot be equated" with India, the victim of cross-border terrorism, the Centre told Parliament on Thursday.
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Trump Repeats Claim He Settled War Between India And Pak With Trade
US President Donald Trump on Sunday yet again took credit for stopping conflicts around the world, including the recent one between India and Pakistan.
-
"Pak Is Wife After Op Sindoor, Bring Her Home": Rajasthan MP's ROFL Speech
On a day of sharp exchanges between the opposition and treasury benches during the Operation Sindoor debate in Parliament, there were some moments of comic relief in the Lok Sabha when leaders on both sides of the political aisle laughed out loud.
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Parliament Monsoon Session Day 7 Highlights: "Operation Sindoor Will Continue": PM Modi's "Notice" To Pak
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh opened 16-hour long special discussion on the Operation Sindoor in the Rajya Sabha.
-
'Can We Call Op Sindoor A Success If...': Congress vs Centre In Lok Sabha
Parliament saw a fierce face-off between the Centre and the Opposition during a marathon discussion on Operation Sindoor - launched against terror bases in Pakistan in response to the Pahalgam terror attack.
-
"Clean Chit To Pak": BJP Slams P Chidambaram's "Homegrown Terrorists" Remark
Ahead of the Operation Sindoor debate in Parliament, a massive political row has erupted over Congress veteran P Chidambaram's remarks in an interview, in which he said "homegrown terrorists" could be involved in the Pahalgam terror attack
