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Asim Munir Wants To Split Pakistan's 4 Provinces Under 'Divide And Rule' Plan
The army also wants to keep ties with India hostile, which may be terrible for the country's growth but a highly lucrative prospect for the defence budget.
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Pakistan Says Middle East Oil Shock Is Accelerating EV Shift
While Pakistan has every incentive to push ahead, along with other major oil and fuel importers, factors like vehicle cost and charging infrastructure mean a large-scale transformation of the country's fleet and oil-consumption needs is years away.
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Ex-PM Imran Khan's Supporters Start March In Pakistan
Many of the demonstrators carried red and green flags of the opposition party, and a huge billboard affixed on the side of a truck read "release Imran Khan" and featured a picture of the beaming former prime minister with his hand held aloft.
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Afghanistan Says Deadly Pakistani Strikes Killed 9 Civilians
The strikes come amid repeated cross-border clashes between the two countries, while Pakistan has repeatedly carried out airstrikes inside Afghanistan since tensions between the two countries spiraled dramatically earlier this year.
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They Wanted A Life Of Luxury. But Ended Up In A Pakistani Terror Network
One, a 29-year-old gym trainer, followed Bhatti on Instagram for nearly two years, believing he was a social media influencer. The other, a 19-year-old clothing-store worker, was attracted by reels promising money, expensive cars and a luxurious lifestyle.
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Pakistan Attacks 10 Sites In Afghanistan After Alleged Drone Strikes On Border
Pakistani officials said Wednesday that security forces had neutralized eight rudimentary drones allegedly launched by the Afghan Taliban before they could enter the northwestern city of Kohat and the border town of Torkham.
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Kashmiri Woman Slams Pakistan's Bloody Crackdown Of Protests In PoK At UN
Akhtar said PoK has recently witnessed sustained peaceful protests over governance and economic issues, which were met with a brutal crackdown.
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Night Raid, Intimidation: Imran Khan's Big Charges Against Pak Forces Ahead Of Mega March
The family's account describes officers ordering subordinates in Urdu to seize people and shove them roughly into vehicles, language the statement cites as evidence of the "deeply disrespectful, intimidating, and highly unprofessional" conduct of the raid.
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Imran Khan's Party Warns Of 'Civil War' In Pakistan After Leader 'Kidnapped' At Gunpoint
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly Speaker Babar Saleem Swati said it was a question mark on the performance of the 'institutions' that masked men were firing at and kidnapping people. He also accused the police of working as a 'B-team' of 'agencies.'
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Pakistan Taliban Rejects Islamabad's Afghan Territory Claim, India Links
Islamabad has repeatedly accused TTP of maintaining sanctuaries in Afghanistan and using them to plan or support attacks inside Pakistan.
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Imran Khan's 3 Sisters Arrested In Pakistan Before PTI's Mega Protest
PTI's information secretary Sheikh Waqas said that 73-year-old Khan's sisters and their children were taken into custody, but the children were released.
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'I Live In Fear': 1.5 Million Pakistani Children Sexually Exploited Online
"Around 44 percent of reported abuse was entirely online, with Snapchat and WhatsApp among the most common settings," said Mehek Naeem, director of PAHCHAAN, a children's rights organisation based in the eastern city of Lahore.
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Houthi Threat Reaches Mecca, Pakistan Hides Behind 'Ops' To Avoid Saudi Fight
Pakistan's Defence Minister said he was "unaware" whether Riyadh has reached out to Islamabad but reiterated that "we are bound to help or react according to the agreement.'"
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Pak Ship Collides With Indian Navy Unit, Delhi Summons Islamabad's Envoy
In a statement, the Foreign Ministry noted that while the incident, which took place in international waters, did not cause any major damage, the conduct of the Pakistani naval ship was in direct contravention of a mutual agreement.
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Pakistan's Damage Control With Saudi After Backtracking On Houthi Fight
Pakistani officials worry the Houthi threat is more likely to draw Islamabad into a war than Iranian missile strikes on Saudi energy infrastructure were earlier this year.
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Asim Munir Wants To Split Pakistan's 4 Provinces Under 'Divide And Rule' Plan
The army also wants to keep ties with India hostile, which may be terrible for the country's growth but a highly lucrative prospect for the defence budget.
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Pakistan Says Middle East Oil Shock Is Accelerating EV Shift
While Pakistan has every incentive to push ahead, along with other major oil and fuel importers, factors like vehicle cost and charging infrastructure mean a large-scale transformation of the country's fleet and oil-consumption needs is years away.
-
Ex-PM Imran Khan's Supporters Start March In Pakistan
Many of the demonstrators carried red and green flags of the opposition party, and a huge billboard affixed on the side of a truck read "release Imran Khan" and featured a picture of the beaming former prime minister with his hand held aloft.
-
Afghanistan Says Deadly Pakistani Strikes Killed 9 Civilians
The strikes come amid repeated cross-border clashes between the two countries, while Pakistan has repeatedly carried out airstrikes inside Afghanistan since tensions between the two countries spiraled dramatically earlier this year.
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They Wanted A Life Of Luxury. But Ended Up In A Pakistani Terror Network
One, a 29-year-old gym trainer, followed Bhatti on Instagram for nearly two years, believing he was a social media influencer. The other, a 19-year-old clothing-store worker, was attracted by reels promising money, expensive cars and a luxurious lifestyle.
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Pakistan Attacks 10 Sites In Afghanistan After Alleged Drone Strikes On Border
Pakistani officials said Wednesday that security forces had neutralized eight rudimentary drones allegedly launched by the Afghan Taliban before they could enter the northwestern city of Kohat and the border town of Torkham.
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Kashmiri Woman Slams Pakistan's Bloody Crackdown Of Protests In PoK At UN
Akhtar said PoK has recently witnessed sustained peaceful protests over governance and economic issues, which were met with a brutal crackdown.
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Night Raid, Intimidation: Imran Khan's Big Charges Against Pak Forces Ahead Of Mega March
The family's account describes officers ordering subordinates in Urdu to seize people and shove them roughly into vehicles, language the statement cites as evidence of the "deeply disrespectful, intimidating, and highly unprofessional" conduct of the raid.
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Imran Khan's Party Warns Of 'Civil War' In Pakistan After Leader 'Kidnapped' At Gunpoint
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly Speaker Babar Saleem Swati said it was a question mark on the performance of the 'institutions' that masked men were firing at and kidnapping people. He also accused the police of working as a 'B-team' of 'agencies.'
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Pakistan Taliban Rejects Islamabad's Afghan Territory Claim, India Links
Islamabad has repeatedly accused TTP of maintaining sanctuaries in Afghanistan and using them to plan or support attacks inside Pakistan.
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Imran Khan's 3 Sisters Arrested In Pakistan Before PTI's Mega Protest
PTI's information secretary Sheikh Waqas said that 73-year-old Khan's sisters and their children were taken into custody, but the children were released.
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'I Live In Fear': 1.5 Million Pakistani Children Sexually Exploited Online
"Around 44 percent of reported abuse was entirely online, with Snapchat and WhatsApp among the most common settings," said Mehek Naeem, director of PAHCHAAN, a children's rights organisation based in the eastern city of Lahore.
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Houthi Threat Reaches Mecca, Pakistan Hides Behind 'Ops' To Avoid Saudi Fight
Pakistan's Defence Minister said he was "unaware" whether Riyadh has reached out to Islamabad but reiterated that "we are bound to help or react according to the agreement.'"
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Pak Ship Collides With Indian Navy Unit, Delhi Summons Islamabad's Envoy
In a statement, the Foreign Ministry noted that while the incident, which took place in international waters, did not cause any major damage, the conduct of the Pakistani naval ship was in direct contravention of a mutual agreement.
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Pakistan's Damage Control With Saudi After Backtracking On Houthi Fight
Pakistani officials worry the Houthi threat is more likely to draw Islamabad into a war than Iranian missile strikes on Saudi energy infrastructure were earlier this year.
