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Pakistan set to auction PIA tomorrow

Pakistan set to auction PIA tomorrow

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan will broadcast live the auction of its loss-making national flag carrier tomorrow (Tuesday), confirmed the Privatisation Commission in a statement on Monday. According to a statement issued by the Privatisation Commission, bidders will submit sealed bids by 10:30 am. Authorities said the move aims to ensure transparency. Pakistan will privatise 75 percent of […]

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Pakistan, China Sign 24 Deals to Build Digital Corridor

Pakistan, China Sign 24 Deals to Develop Digital Corridor

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and China have signed 24 agreements to build a digital corridor aimed at strengthening cooperation in information technology, state media reported on Monday. The agreements were signed in Beijing, according to the state-run Associated Press of Pakistan (APP). The package includes one government-to-government deal, seven government-to-business agreements, and 16 business-to-business memoranda. APP said

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Field Marshal Meets Asia Cup–Winning U-19 Cricket Team

Field Marshal Meets Asia Cup–Winning U-19 Cricket Team

RAWALPINDI: Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, on Monday met the Asia Cup–winning Under-19 cricket team at General Headquarters in Rawalpindi, the military said. The military media wing, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), said the Field Marshal congratulated the players, team management, and officials on their historic

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Pakistan Arrests 179 Afghans for Illegal Border Crossing

Pakistan Arrests 179 Afghans for Illegal Border Crossing

CHAGHI: Pakistani security forces on Monday foiled an illegal border crossing attempt near Nokundi and Taftan, arresting 179 Afghan nationals, security sources said. The operation followed intelligence reports about movements along remote border routes. Children and women were among those taken into custody. Officials said the detainees included Afghan citizens speaking Uzbek, and security forces

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A scuffle broke out between two Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) factions at Quetta International Airport on December 22, officials said.

PTI Factions Clash at Quetta Airport Over Ex-MNA Reception

QUETTA: A scuffle broke out between two Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) factions at Quetta International Airport on December 22, officials said. The Salaar Kakar and Dawood Shah groups had gathered to receive former PTI MNA Amjad Ali Khan Niazi, who arrived from Islamabad on flight PK 325. The dispute erupted over which group would transport the

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Bondi Attack Suspects Held ‘Tactical’ Training for Months Before Shooting: Police

Bondi Attack Suspects Held ‘Tactical’ Training for Months Before Shooting: Police

SYDNEY: Australian police said on Monday that the suspects in the Bondi Beach mass shooting carried out “tactical” firearms training weeks before the attack, according to court documents. Police allege father and son Sajid Akram and Naveed Akram practised shooting in rural New South Wales. They rehearsed movements and fired shotguns in what authorities described

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Afghan man arrested on alleged militancy in Canada

Afghan man arrested on alleged militancy in Canada

OTAWA: Terrorist activities emerging from Afghanistan have become a serious threat to international security. Afghan nationals have been involved in acts of terrorism and criminal activities such as drug trafficking across various countries. In a recent development, another Afghan citizen linked to terrorism has been arrested in Canada. According to the Afghan publication Hasht-e Subh,

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Washington Times: US pvots to favor Pakistan over India

Washington Times: US pvots to favor Pakistan over India

WASHINGTON: The American newspaper The Washington Times reports a remarkable shift in the United States’ approach toward Pakistan. While the era of prioritizing India appears to be fading, Pakistan has transitioned from being viewed as an undesirable nation to one of the most favored. According to the Washington Times report, Pakistan’s military performance astonished President Trump. The

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