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    Pakistan: PTI Slams Authorities for Using Water Cannons on Imran Khan’s Sisters

    Islamabad: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on Wednesday accused the authorities of using water cannons to disperse protesters, including its founder Imran Khan’s sisters, who were holding a sit-in outside Adiala jail after prison authorities did not allow them to meet him. In a statement shared on X, the party stated that Pakistani authorities used water.

    Taliban accuses Pakistan of trying to impose ‘mysterious projects’ on Afghanistan

    Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi accused Pakistan of imposing “mysterious projects”, to destabilise Afghanistan.

    Pakistan Sends Expired Relief Supplies to Sri Lanka Amid Cyclone Ditwah Crisis

    Pakistan faces backlash after sending expired relief supplies to Sri Lanka amid Cyclone Ditwah devastation.

    Taliban reports mass deportation: 3,000 Afghans returned from Pakistan and Iran in a day

    More than 3000 Afghan refugees have been forcibly repatriated from Pakistan and Iran in a single day, a Taliban official stated on Tuesday

    Pakistan: Suicide blast in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa kills policeman, injures three others

    One police personnel killed and three others were injured in a suicide blast in Lakki Marwat district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

    Punjab Police Bust Pakistan-Linked Cross-Border Arms Smuggling Module, Two Arrested

    Amritsar Police dismantled a Pakistan-linked cross-border arms smuggling module, arresting two operatives and recovering seven pistols.

    Pakistani forces’ mortar shelling in Balochistan kills child, injures several: Rights group

    A 13-year-old girl killed and several others injured after Pakistani forces allegedly carried out mortar shelling on civilians in Balochistan.

    Pakistan’s strategic order collapses from within 

    Pakistan is no longer showing signs of temporary instability. It is breaking apart in full public view. A former prime minister remains held without access, the army is tied down in a grinding border conflict it cannot finish, and the Taliban government in Kabul now challenges Pakistan rather than following its lead. For decades, Islamabad.

    Pakistan: A Country Trapped in Constant Crisis

    New Delhi: Every time we think Pakistan has hit rock bottom; events unfold that prove there is no such thing as the lowest point for a nation that keeps discovering new depths. The world has long recognised that genuine democracy has never found a stable home in a country carved out on the basis of.

    Over 6,500 Afghan Refugees Forcibly Repatriated from Pakistan and Iran in One Day

    Kabul: More than 6000 Afghan refugees have been forcibly repatriated from Pakistan and Iran in a single day, a Taliban official said on Sunday, local media reported. Sharing the High Commission for Addressing Migrants’ Issues report on X, Taliban Deputy Spokesperson Hamdullah Fitrat stated that 1,188 families, comprising 6,553 people, returned to Afghanistan on Saturday..

    Power Behind the Curtain: Pakistan’s Long Struggle for Civilian Rule

    Pakistan: Pakistan’s journey since its creation in 1947 has been one of high hopes repeatedly colliding with political instability. Born amid the chaos of partition, the new country faced massive refugee inflows, fragile institutions, economic pressures and internal tensions—especially between its western and eastern wings. Throughout these crises, one institution remained cohesive and powerful: the.