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Tensions between nuclear-armed Pakistan and India escalated dramatically overnight as Pakistan shot down an Indian fighter jet, British media reported early Tuesday. The confrontation marks a major flare-up along the Line of Control (LoC). According to credible security sources, Pakistan’s retaliatory strikes struck critical Indian military infrastructure. One of the precision strikes reportedly wiped out …
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday declared that water once flowing from India into Pakistan will now be stopped and redirected for India’s use. His remarks followed New Delhi’s decision to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) — a decades-old water-sharing pact signed in 1960. “India’s water used to go outside. Now it will …
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NEW DELHI / ISLAMABAD – The Indian government announced early Wednesday that its military launched “Operation Sindoor”, striking what it claims were terrorist infrastructure sites inside Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. In a detailed official statement released at 1:45 AM, New Delhi said the strikes hit nine sites allegedly linked to groups involved in cross-border terrorism. …
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In a major escalation, India has launched multiple missile attacks on Pakistan. The strikes were confirmed by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) late Tuesday night. According to ISPR Director General Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, India fired missiles at three key locations: Bahawalpur, Muzaffarabad, and Kotli. The attacks were launched from within Indian airspace, he …
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In recent months, a wave of travel vloggers have sparked major debate across South Asia. Their YouTube titles are bold, their statements blunt, and their comparisons between India and Pakistan are making headlines. These foreign travelers are not just documenting journeys—they are influencing public opinion. And in most cases, they are siding with Pakistan. Vloggers …
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KARACHI: The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) on Tuesday forecast a possibility of light rain in the suburban areas of Karachi during evening hours, offering some relief to residents from the persistent summer heat. Despite this slight chance of showers, the weather across the port city is expected to remain hot and humid over the next …
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ISLAMABAD: Amid rising tensions and sharp exchanges at the United Nations Security Council, Pakistan has issued a firm rebuttal to Indian claims linking it to the recent Pahalgam attack. The Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson said Pakistan is “fully prepared” to defend its sovereignty and will exercise its right to self-defence under the UN Charter in …
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Islamabad: PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan, in a fiery speech during Monday’s National Assembly session, said there are “two Indias” – one led by Narendra Modi, and one that remains secular. He criticised Modi’s aggressive policies and warned that India has suspended the historic Indus Water Treaty for the first time in history. “This …
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The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) opened on a strong note Tuesday. The benchmark KSE-100 Index surged after the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) delivered an unexpected interest rate cut. The central bank reduced the policy rate by 100 basis points to 11%. This is the largest cut since June 2024. The move signals easing inflation …
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Student activists at Cornell University made a dramatic statement Monday by hanging a massive banner reading “GAZA” in bright red letters from the campus’s iconic McGraw Tower. The banner stretched 9 metres (30 feet) long and was clearly visible across the Ithaca campus. It was part of a growing wave of pro-Palestinian protests on U.S. …
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A senior Hamas leader has ruled out any further negotiations for a ceasefire, blaming ongoing Israeli military actions and the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Bassem Naim, a top Hamas official, told AFP that “there is no sense in engaging in talks or considering new ceasefire proposals as long as the hunger war and extermination …
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Pakistan conducted a successful training launch of the Fatah Series surface-to-surface missile on Monday. The missile has a range of 120 kilometres, according to a statement from the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).This launch was part of the ongoing military exercise “Ex Indus”. The purpose of the test was to ensure operational readiness and verify the …
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Gaza: The armed wing of Hamas, the Qassam Brigades, has claimed responsibility for multiple attacks on Israeli forces operating in the southern Gaza Strip. In a statement released on Telegram, the Qassam Brigades said they destroyed two Israeli tanks and a military bulldozer. The attack reportedly took place in the al-Faraheen area, east of Khan …
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A fierce argument broke out during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s latest cabinet meeting over the ongoing blockade of Gaza, according to Israel’s public broadcaster, Kan. The confrontation involved Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, Israel’s Chief of General Staff, and two far-right ministers — Itamar Ben-Gvir, National Security Minister, and Orit Strook, Minister for Settlement Affairs. …
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The Israeli war cabinet has reportedly approved plans to take full control of Gaza, according to The Times of Israel. Citing an unnamed Israeli official, the report states that the strategy includes “conquering Gaza and holding territories.” This marks a significant shift in Israel’s military approach. Until now, Israel had largely focused on targeted operations …
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Jenin, West Bank: A 60-year-old Palestinian prisoner, Mohey al-Din Fahmi Saeed Nijim, has died in Israeli custody, according to the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society (PPS). Nijim, a father of six from Jenin, was arrested in August 2023 and held without charge under administrative detention in the Negev prison. PPS said Nijim was denied proper medical care …
Port Sudan: The Sudanese army has accused the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of launching a drone attack on military and civilian facilities near Port Sudan Airport. According to army spokesperson Nabil Abdullah, the RSF used suicide drones to strike Osman Digna Air Base, a goods warehouse, and nearby infrastructure. The attack marks the first …
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Tel Aviv: A ballistic missile launched from Yemen struck near Israel’s Ben Gurion International Airport on Sunday morning, injuring eight people and halting air traffic. The missile hit a road inside the airport’s perimeter, damaging a vehicle and scattering debris across surrounding areas. Photos and video footage verified by Al Jazeera showed the impact site …
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has officially barred all Indian-flagged vessels from entering its ports and territorial waters in direct response to India’s recent decision to impose a similar restriction on Pakistani ships, news were reported on Sunday. The Ministry of Maritime Affairs issued the notification, citing national security and escalating regional tensions as key reasons. Retaliation to …
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JERUSALEM: Israel is facing one of the most intense wildfire disasters in its history. The fires, which erupted near Jerusalem, have scorched more than 5,000 acres, including about 3,200 acres of forest land. National Emergency Declared Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared a national emergency. Authorities have evacuated at least nine communities. Major roads, including …
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RAWALPINDI, May 3, 2025 — Pakistan on Saturday conducted a successful training launch of the Abdali weapon system, a short-range surface-to-surface missile capable of striking targets up to 450 kilometres away. The launch was part of Exercise INDUS, a military drill focused on testing operational readiness and technical performance. Advanced Features Validated According to the …
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KARACHI, May 3, 2025 — April 2025 has gone down as one of the most extreme weather months in Pakistan’s recent history. According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), it was the second hottest and seventh driest April recorded in the past 65 years. Temperature Surge Alarms Experts The PMD revealed that the average temperature …
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