NEW YORK: US denies visas to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and members of his delegation, preventing them from attending the upcoming United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York in person. The US Department of State said the decision was linked to what it described as the failure of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and […]
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RAWALPINDI: First-Ever Joint Exercises Held Along Pakistan-China Border have taken place at Mintaka Pass, marking a notable development in border security cooperation between Pakistan and China. The exercises involved the Chinese military and the Khunjerab Security Police of the Gilgit-Baltistan Police. The joint activities were conducted at the Mintaka border point, located around 4,600 metres
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RAWALPINDI: Pakistan Ready to Go to Any Extent to Defend Saudi Arabia in the event of an attack on the kingdom, Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said, stressing Islamabad’s commitment to Saudi security and bilateral relations. In an interview with Arab News, the DG ISPR said Pakistan stands fully
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ISLAMABAD: Security Forces Kill 10 Militants in KP Operations carried out in different areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa between September 15 and 17, 2026, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). Six Pakistan Army soldiers were also martyred during the operations and an attack on a security forces convoy. According to ISPR, security forces conducted an
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan abstains from UNSC vote on Iran sanctions as the United Nations Security Council failed to extend the mandate of an independent panel tasked with monitoring sanctions on Iran. The United States-backed resolution received 11 votes in favour, while Pakistan and Somalia abstained. Russia and China voted against the measure, preventing its adoption. The
ISLAMABAD: The PM’s fuel subsidy scheme faces first-day hurdles as several petrol stations across Pakistan reportedly declined to provide the subsidised petrol on the first day of the nationwide rollout, citing a lack of the required digital system to process the Rs100-per-litre relief for registered consumers. The Prime Minister’s Fuel Relief Scheme was introduced to
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ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Government Launches New Austerity Scheme to reduce public expenditure, control petroleum consumption and promote energy conservation across government departments and commercial activities. Under the new measures, the federal government has ordered a 50 percent reduction in fuel use for government vehicles involved in administrative and non-operational activities. Operational vehicles, armed forces, civil
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Islamabad: As western weather systems continue to affect the upper regions of the country, seasonal atmospheric changes are becoming increasingly prominent. In addition to these systems, moist currents from the Arabian Sea are starting to penetrate the central regions of Pakistan, setting the stage for localized weather transitions in Islamabad. According to the Pakistan Meteorological
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LUCKNOW: Alleged Thief Prefers Police Arrest Over Eating 600 Stolen Lemons has emerged as a viral sensation across social media platforms following a bizarre incident at a shop where an individual was accused of stealing a massive quantity of citrus fruit. According to reports, instead of handing the suspect over to law enforcement authorities immediately,
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KARACHI: The tragic and horrific crime in Karachi’s Surjani Town has been officially resolved, confirming that police arrest close relative in brutal murders of a mother and her three children. According to DIG West Irfan Baloch, the primary suspect—who is the husband of the victim’s sister-in-law—was arrested directly from the victims’ home following their burial.
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