Laila Tariq

Balochistan women MPAs visit Türkiye to strengthen ties

Balochistan women MPAs visit Türkiye to strengthen ties

ANKARA: A delegation of women Members of the Provincial Assembly (MPAs) from Balochistan visited Türkiye (Turkey) to further strengthen bilateral ties at the parliamentary, diplomatic, economic, and people-to-people levels. The delegation was led by Farah Azeem Shah, MPA, who is a leader of the Balochistan Awami Party (BAP) and serves as President of its Women

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Military Working Dog Nick sits with his handler, Staff Sgt. Justin Peyton, during his retirement ceremony at Fort George G. Meade, Md., Jan. 21, 2024. After eight years of decorated service, Nick will retire to the Peyton family home. (U.S. Army photo)

US military dog ‘Doggles’ retires after 8-year service

WASHINGTON : The U.S. Department of Defense has announced the retirement of a distinguished veteran Military Working Dog Doggles. After eight years of dedicated service, the four-legged hero is formally stepping down from active duty. Doggles served loyally alongside his handler, Sergeant Justin Patton. Throughout his career, the skilled canine held vital responsibilities in high-stakes

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Achakzai: Terrorists group continue to massacre Balochs in the name of "Death Squad"

Balochistan can’t afford more jobs, says Achakzai

QUETTA : Former Balochistan government spokesperson Jan Achakzai has issued a stark warning, stating that the ongoing strikes by the Grand Alliance of government employees are jeopardizing the province’s future. In a video statement, Achakzai outlined a severe fiscal crisis, arguing that acceding to the protesters’ demands would cripple Balochistan’s already strained development. Achakzai detailed

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Fears of US Strikes Prompt Khamenei to Move Underground

Iran moves supreme leader to bunker on US strike fears

TEHRAN:Amid heightened regional tensions and fears of a potential U.S. military strike, unconfirmed reports from Iranian media suggest that Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been relocated to a heavily fortified, high-security underground bunker in Tehran. According to these reports, the leader has been moved to a specialized complex featuring interconnected tunnels designed to withstand

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