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Pakistan Extends Airspace Ban on Indian Flights for Another Month

Pakistan Extends Airspace Ban on Indian Flights for Another Month

KARACHI: The Pak­is­tan Airports Auth­ority (PAA) has extended the airspace restrictions on Indian aircraft for another month, until January 2026. A new NOTAM issued with government approval states that Pakistan’s airspace will remain closed to all Indian-registered planes until January 27, 2026. The restriction applies to passenger planes, military aircraft, and private jets registered in […]

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Customs Seize Drugs, Smuggled Goods Worth Rs1.38B in Balochistan

Customs Seize Drugs, Smuggled Goods Worth Rs1.38B in Balochistan

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Customs seized narcotics, smuggled goods, and vehicles worth Rs1.38 billion ($4.92 million) in Balochistan , the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) said. Customs Enforcement Quetta recovered 22.14 kilograms of narcotics and large consignments of smuggled goods in two separate operations. The seized items included betel nuts, Indian medicines, Chinese salt, auto parts, one

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UN Kashmir Was Never and Will Never Be Part of India: Pakistan Tells UN

Kashmir Was Never and Will Never Be Part of India: Pakistan Tells UN

WASHINGTON: Pakistan has told India in unequivocal terms that Jammu and Kashmir was never part of India and will not be so in the future. The statement came during a UN Security Council meeting, where Pakistan’s Consul Gul Qaiser Sarwani delivered a strong rebuttal to remarks by the Indian representative. Sarwani said Jammu and Kashmir

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Indian Media narrative linking Pak to Bondi Beach incident questioned by new facts

Indian Media narrative linking Pak to Bondi Beach incident questioned by new facts

ISLAMABAD: The narrative promoted by sections of the Indian media linking Pakistan to the recent Bondi Beach incident in Australia is increasingly being questioned after new information emerged from an Indian news outlet itself. In this regard, the report published by the Indian news organization The Print, attempts to associate the Bondi Beach incident with

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Bondi Beach Shooting: Attackers Confirmed as Indian Citizens

Bondi Beach Shooting: Attackers Confirmed as Indian Citizens

SYDNEY: Australian authorities confirmed that the suspects in the deadly Bondi Beach attack during a Jewish festival are Indian nationals, ABC News reported. Philippine immigration officials also confirmed the father-and-son duo entered the Philippines as Indian citizens before returning to Australia and carrying out the attack. According to media reports, the pair had recently traveled

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KP Moves to Regulate Hashish, Cannabis Industry

KP Moves to Regulate Hashish, Cannabis Industry

PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has decided to grant legal protection to cannabis cultivation and the annual production of 35 million kilograms of hashish, worth around 600 billion Pakistani rupees. Cannabis is grown across 295 square kilometers (72,000 acres) in three districts—Wadi Tirah in Khyber, Orakzai, and Kurram. The annual yield is approximately 3,500 tons

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Pakistan Bulk Terminal Signs Deal to Ship Reko Diq Mineral Exports

Pakistan Bulk Terminal Signs Deal to Ship Reko Diq Mineral Exports

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan International Bulk Terminal Limited (PIBT) has signed an agreement to handle and export copper-gold commodities from Reko Diq. The deal covers minerals, metals, and other natural earth resources. PIBT said the agreement positions it as the primary export gateway for Reko Diq’s mineral output. It will support Pakistan’s push to expand in global

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