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    Two Killed, Several Injured in Explosion in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

    Two people were killed and several others injured after an explosion rocked Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Authorities have launched an investigation while security personnel cordoned off the area.

    Eight Killed, 14 Injured in Rain-Related Incidents Across Pakistan’s Punjab

    As many as eight people were killed and 14 others were injured in rain-related incidents in Gujranwala, Narowal, Pakpattan and Lahore cities of Pakistan's Punjab province, local media reported on Wednesday.

    Pakistan: Nine people killed as rains, flash floods wreak havoc in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

    At least nine people were killed as torrential rains and flash floods wreaked havoc in Khyber and several other districts of Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, local media reported on Tuesday.

    Why India Lone Critic of Pakistan’s Cross-border Strikes in Afghanistan

    Following Islamabad’s air strikes on the Afghan provinces of Kunar, Paktia, and Paktika in late June, India emerged as the only country to denounce the strikes publicly. New Delhi still continues to condemn Pakistan’s cross-border strikes in Afghanistan at the United Nations. Pakistan was widely regarded as the Taliban’s closest ally and principal backer from.

    Pakistan SC Acquits Convicts in Christian Couple Lynching Case; Church Says Justice Denied

    Pakistan's Supreme Court has overturned the sentences of the final three men convicted in the 2014 murder of a Christian couple

    Pakistan spinner Mohammad Nawaz sanctioned for breaching ICC Anti-Doping Code

    Nawaz admitted the offence and demonstrated that the substance had been used out-of-competition and in a manner unrelated to sport performance.

    Pakistan struggle with terrorism consequences of strategic choices

    Pakistan’s struggle with terrorism is the result of historical strategic decisions, evolving militant ecosystems, ideological radicalisation, governance deficiencies, and regional instability. Pakistan’s experience showcases that the cultivation or selective tolerance of militant organisations can eventually produce security threats that extend far beyond its original goals.   Pakistan’s struggle with terrorism is often projected as a.

    Pakistan on Verge of Collapse

    When Pakistan was formed in 1947, it was divided into two parts: East Pakistan and West Pakistan. East Pakistan is now known as Bangladesh. In the remaining Pakistan, a region called Balochistan has rebelled. Meanwhile, in Azad Kashmir, also known as Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, a massive public movement has erupted against Pakistani rule. Pakistani Field Marshal.

    Pakistan Faces Fresh Fuel Crisis as Petrol Stocks Dwindle, Import Delays Raise Supply Fears

    Pakistan's fuel supply is under pressure as petrol reserves fall to nearly two weeks' worth of stock amid delayed imports, rising demand and policy bottlenecks, raising concerns over a possible nationwide supply crisis.

    Pak Military Setbacks and Extrajudicial Killings in Balochistan

    Balochistan continues to witness one of its bloodiest periods in recent times, with dozens of Pakistani Army and security personnel reportedly killed in a series of attacks launched by Baloch armed groups beginning on July 5.   According to local media reports citing statements from security forces, more than 100 alleged Baloch fighters have also.

    11 Killed After Roof Collapses in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

    Eleven people, including women and children, were killed and several others were injured after the roof of a house collapsed during heavy