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Pakistan Willing To Take Back Child Rapist 'Daddy' From UK, But Also Wants Munir Critics Deported
Pakistan has sought the extradition of Akbar, a member of former prime minister Imran Khan's cabinet, and Raja, a Pakistani journalist and ex-military officer, last December over allegations of spreading "fake news" and anti-state propaganda.
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'Nation That Hid Osama Bin Laden': US Senator Questions Pak's Iran Mediator Role
The US lawmaker said that Pakistan is "no better qualified to 'mediate' this than the Hamas-harbouring Qataris".
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Pakistan's "War" Threat To India Over Indus Water Amid Monsoon Blues
Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari also warned that Pakistan was prepared to fight "on all fronts" over the Indus waters.
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After US-Iran Deal, Pakistan Turns Peacemaker For Fractured Libya: Report
A summary of a proposed "Libya Reunification Plan" showed it would set out a 36-month transitional power-sharing arrangement under a body called the Government of National Consensus and Presidential Council.
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'Need India's Help': PoK Leader's Cry For Aid Amid Pakistan's Brutalities
The appeal comes as PoK witnesses large-scale protests against the Pakistani administration since last month. Last week, during a massive protest rally held at the Eidgah Ground, people chanted slogans like "PoK is not part of Pakistan".
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'Madam Is Sleeping': Ex-Diplomat's Call With Benazir Bhutto During 1991 Hijack
Kausikan recalled that when he tried to reach Bhutto, he found out she was in Sindh at the time with her family. He said that it was around 3 am when he managed to get the contact of Bhutto's residence with the help of the then Pakistani high commissioner.
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Pakistan Uses Cement On Vedic-Era Taxila Walls, Gets 'Delisting' Warning From UN
Taxila, located in the Rawalpindi district of Pakistan's Punjab province, is a vast serial site that includes a Mesolithic cave and the archaeological remains of four early settlement sites, Buddhist monasteries, and a mosque and madrassa.
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Pak Businessman Demolishes 125-Year-Old Gurdwara, India Calls It "Highly Deplorable"
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal urged Islamabad to investigate the incident and restore the damaged portions of the religious structure. New Delhi also called on Islamabad to ensure the safety and well-being of religious minorities.
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'World Order Will Collapse': Pakistan's Cry For Help Over Indus Waters
One of the strongest remarks came from Pakistani Minister Musadik Malik, who claimed that the future of the treaty would determine the credibility of international agreements worldwide.
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'We'll Cut Off Hands That...': Pakistan's Unprovoked Threat Over Indus Waters
New Delhi had placed the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance following a deadly cross-border terrorist strike in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam last year that killed 26 civilians.
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"Blatant Act Of Aggression": India Slams Pak For Strikes In Afghanistan
Pakistan launched its deadliest attack on Afghanistan in months, with Islamabad saying on Monday it killed dozens of militants as the Afghan government reported civilian casualties.
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Pakistan Suspends Geo News For 15 Days Over 'Offensive' Muharram Broadcast
The regulator said Geo News aired "religious visualisations" during a June 26 programme that could offend religious sentiments, undermine religious harmony and disturb public order.
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Generals, Envoys, Lanka Hotel: Track-II Meet That India Says 'Holds No Value'
Government sources underlined that the Track-II interaction should not be interpreted as an official dialogue. They reiterated New Delhi's position that there is no formal engagement with Pakistan and that "terrorism and talks cannot go together."
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Pakistan's 'Double-Tap' Strikes On Afghanistan Border Kill 35, Including Children
A "double tap" is a military term used to describe a deliberate second strike on the same location shortly after an initial attack.
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"Look Inwards": India Slams Pak Over "Baseless" Karachi Attack Claims
Pakistan has carried out airstrikes on eastern Afghanistan overnight, targeting terrorists in response to the deadly attack, the Pakistani information minister said.
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Pakistan Willing To Take Back Child Rapist 'Daddy' From UK, But Also Wants Munir Critics Deported
Pakistan has sought the extradition of Akbar, a member of former prime minister Imran Khan's cabinet, and Raja, a Pakistani journalist and ex-military officer, last December over allegations of spreading "fake news" and anti-state propaganda.
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'Nation That Hid Osama Bin Laden': US Senator Questions Pak's Iran Mediator Role
The US lawmaker said that Pakistan is "no better qualified to 'mediate' this than the Hamas-harbouring Qataris".
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Pakistan's "War" Threat To India Over Indus Water Amid Monsoon Blues
Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari also warned that Pakistan was prepared to fight "on all fronts" over the Indus waters.
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After US-Iran Deal, Pakistan Turns Peacemaker For Fractured Libya: Report
A summary of a proposed "Libya Reunification Plan" showed it would set out a 36-month transitional power-sharing arrangement under a body called the Government of National Consensus and Presidential Council.
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'Need India's Help': PoK Leader's Cry For Aid Amid Pakistan's Brutalities
The appeal comes as PoK witnesses large-scale protests against the Pakistani administration since last month. Last week, during a massive protest rally held at the Eidgah Ground, people chanted slogans like "PoK is not part of Pakistan".
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'Madam Is Sleeping': Ex-Diplomat's Call With Benazir Bhutto During 1991 Hijack
Kausikan recalled that when he tried to reach Bhutto, he found out she was in Sindh at the time with her family. He said that it was around 3 am when he managed to get the contact of Bhutto's residence with the help of the then Pakistani high commissioner.
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Pakistan Uses Cement On Vedic-Era Taxila Walls, Gets 'Delisting' Warning From UN
Taxila, located in the Rawalpindi district of Pakistan's Punjab province, is a vast serial site that includes a Mesolithic cave and the archaeological remains of four early settlement sites, Buddhist monasteries, and a mosque and madrassa.
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Pak Businessman Demolishes 125-Year-Old Gurdwara, India Calls It "Highly Deplorable"
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal urged Islamabad to investigate the incident and restore the damaged portions of the religious structure. New Delhi also called on Islamabad to ensure the safety and well-being of religious minorities.
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'World Order Will Collapse': Pakistan's Cry For Help Over Indus Waters
One of the strongest remarks came from Pakistani Minister Musadik Malik, who claimed that the future of the treaty would determine the credibility of international agreements worldwide.
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'We'll Cut Off Hands That...': Pakistan's Unprovoked Threat Over Indus Waters
New Delhi had placed the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance following a deadly cross-border terrorist strike in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam last year that killed 26 civilians.
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"Blatant Act Of Aggression": India Slams Pak For Strikes In Afghanistan
Pakistan launched its deadliest attack on Afghanistan in months, with Islamabad saying on Monday it killed dozens of militants as the Afghan government reported civilian casualties.
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Pakistan Suspends Geo News For 15 Days Over 'Offensive' Muharram Broadcast
The regulator said Geo News aired "religious visualisations" during a June 26 programme that could offend religious sentiments, undermine religious harmony and disturb public order.
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Generals, Envoys, Lanka Hotel: Track-II Meet That India Says 'Holds No Value'
Government sources underlined that the Track-II interaction should not be interpreted as an official dialogue. They reiterated New Delhi's position that there is no formal engagement with Pakistan and that "terrorism and talks cannot go together."
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Pakistan's 'Double-Tap' Strikes On Afghanistan Border Kill 35, Including Children
A "double tap" is a military term used to describe a deliberate second strike on the same location shortly after an initial attack.
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"Look Inwards": India Slams Pak Over "Baseless" Karachi Attack Claims
Pakistan has carried out airstrikes on eastern Afghanistan overnight, targeting terrorists in response to the deadly attack, the Pakistani information minister said.
