ISLAMABAD: India appeared to set the stage for a blame game with Pakistan after the Delhi blast, using the incident to justify tougher policies and regional posturing. By accusing Pakistan of involvement, New Delhi aimed to achieve multiple objectives at home and abroad. Seeking global sympathyIndia sought to project itself as a victim of terrorism […]
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ISLAMABAD: The Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF) seized drugs worth millions of rupees during major operations in Peshawar and Chagai, officials said. According to an ANF spokesperson, the force carried out an effective crackdown against drug smuggling near educational institutions and in several cities across the country. During three separate operations, ANF arrested two suspects and recovered
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WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump welcomed Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa to the White House on Monday, coinciding with Washington’s decision to extend sanctions relief for Damascus. The visit marked a major diplomatic turnaround, coming one year after al-Sharaa overthrew longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad. Al-Sharaa, 43, became the first Syrian leader to visit the White House
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QUETTA: The Balochistan’s government has imposed a three-day ban on public transport across the province from November 12 to 14. The provincial Home Department announced that all intercity and interprovincial public transport services will remain suspended during the period. The measure, the government said, has been taken to ensure security and maintain public order. Pakistan
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NEW YORK: Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, has called on the international community to take immediate and effective measures to prevent the illegal transfer of modern weapons into Afghanistan. In this regard, Ambassador Ahmad showed high concern over the growing access of terrorist groups in Afghanistan to advanced weaponry.
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QUETTA: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Quetta, Mehrullah Badini, visited the Old Age Home on Monday, where he met with the staff and residents, reviewed administrative matters, and reaffirmed the district administration’s commitment to the welfare of senior citizens. In this regard, DC Badini held discussions with the institution’s supervisor and staff to assess the management and
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ISLAMABAD: The Senate of Pakistan approved the 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill, introducing important changes to the country’s top military command and related constitutional provisions under Article 243, clauses 4 and 7. The amendment replaces the title of the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) with Commander of the Defence Forces. In this sense, under the revised
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SIBI: The reports circulating on social media about an alleged attack on security forces in Sibi have been confirmed as false and baseless. According to official sources, no incident of firing, explosion, or casualties has been reported from the area. In this regard, the authorities clarified that the claim, attributed to the so-called Baloch Republican
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ISLAMABAD: The Senate passed the contentious 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill with a two-thirds majority, as opposition lawmakers staged a loud protest and later walked out of the session. The bill, which had created political controversy for weeks, was approved with 64 votes in favour after two opposition members crossed the floor to support the government.
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ISLAMABAD: The ongoing legal proceedings involving the Baloch Yekjehti Committee (BYC) are being conducted within Pakistan’s constitutional and legal framework. Furthermore, the attempts by the BYC and its media supporters to portray the case as politically motivated are “part of a coordinated narrative,” but cannot alter the authority of the judiciary or the supremacy of
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