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Gaza: The Israeli military confirmed on Thursday that one of its tank commanders was seriously injured during ground operations in northern Gaza. The incident triggered a swift and deadly military response. According to a statement by the Israeli army, troops advanced immediately after the commander was hit. Within four minutes, soldiers claimed they had “eliminated …
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Gaza: An Israeli airstrike in central Gaza has killed nine children of Palestinian doctor, Alaa al-Najjar. The horrific attack has triggered horror, grief, and global outrage. According to Gaza’s Government Media Office, the strike is a “clear war crime.” The children, all civilians, died instantly when Israel bombed their home in Nuseirat refugee camp. Nine …
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Gold rates in Pakistan spiked sharply on Friday, reflecting a global upward trend in the precious metal. The price of 24-karat gold per tola rose by Rs3,100, taking it to Rs354,100, as reported by the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association. This increase signals renewed interest and market tension in the gold trade. Significant …
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India’s recent efforts to portray Pakistan as a Chinese proxy have failed to gain international traction. The claim, rooted in ongoing tensions and India’s portrayal of a two-front threat, is now being challenged by global experts who see the Pakistan-China relationship as a strategic geopolitical alignment, not subservience. Indian Narrative Questioned Indian media and commentators …
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A tragic Israeli airstrike in Gaza has claimed the lives of nine children from a single family, marking one of the most devastating examples of civilian casualties in the ongoing conflict. Dr Alaa al-Najjar, a pediatrician at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, was on duty when she received the bodies of her nine children—aged up …
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Australia has launched a major clean-up operation in New South Wales following devastating flood damage that killed five people and impacted over 10,000 properties. The floods, triggered by relentless rainfall, inundated towns, swept away homes, and left thousands stranded in the southeast. Government Steps In Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed that federal, state, and local …
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Napoli sealed their fourth Serie A title in dramatic fashion on Friday, edging Inter Milan by a single point after a crucial 2-0 win over Cagliari at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona. It marked their second league triumph in three seasons, capping off a remarkable turnaround under coach Antonio Conte. Goals and Glory Scott McTominay …
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A new report by the Pakistan-China Institute (PCI) has labeled the recent Pakistan-India conflict a defining moment for Pakistan’s strategic deterrence. Titled “16 Hours That Reshaped South Asia”, the report argues that India’s actions backfired, strengthening Pakistan’s military standing and regional influence. Modi’s Gamble, Pakistan’s Gain The report calls Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s handling …
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Tensions remain high as Pakistan extends its airspace ban on Indian airlines until June 24, 2025. The Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) confirmed the decision on Friday, citing ongoing security concerns following last month’s deadly conflict flare-up. Backdrop of the Conflict The move comes in response to accusations by New Delhi that Islamabad was involved in …
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Confusion surrounds Islamabad’s public transport fares after reports claimed the Capital Development Authority (CDA) had doubled metro and electric bus fares. The news triggered public outrage, especially among daily commuters. Rumors Spark Public Concern Initial reports on social media alleged that fares for the Orange, Blue, and Green Line metros, along with electric feeder buses, …
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will begin a key four-nation visit on Sunday, focusing on regional diplomacy to strengthen ties with Turkiye, Iran, Azerbaijan, and Tajikistan. His trip aims to deepen bilateral relations and promote cooperation on critical regional and global issues. Strategic Talks on Multiple Fronts During the tour, the prime minister will hold high-level …
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In a powerful tribute to national unity, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, Chief of Army Staff, credited political foresight and inter-services coordination for the successful outcome of Operation Bunyanum Marsoos. Speaking at a high-level dinner, Munir honoured the collective role of civil-military leadership and the citizens of Pakistan during the recent conflict with India. Leadership …
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The Israeli military claimed on Saturday that its fighter jets struck 100 targets across Gaza in the past 24 hours. According to the army, one of the key targets was a rocket launcher used to fire at southern Israel yesterday. The statement also said the airstrikes hit underground tunnels, command centers, and infrastructure allegedly used …
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A group of US-based Pakistani doctors and businessmen has returned to Pakistan. These individuals had previously engaged in quiet diplomacy to secure relief for jailed PTI founder Imran Khan. The delegation is currently in Lahore after arriving earlier this week. Sources say the group has not yet secured a meeting with Imran Khan. It is …
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Federal Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal announced on Saturday that the government will ensure the speedy completion of all hydro projects. This includes the strategically vital Diamer Bhasha Dam. He said the move is crucial to prevent India from exploiting the water situation. Iqbal made the statement while speaking to a delegation of engineers led …
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The Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) announced on Friday that weekly inflation for combined consumption groups fell by 0.29% during the week ending May 22. This data is based on the Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI), which tracks price changes for essential goods nationwide. Despite the weekly decline, the SPI rose by 1.35% compared to the …
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The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has approved a 14% dollar-based return on equity (RoE) for K-Electric’s distribution business. This translates into a hefty 29.68% return in Pakistani rupees for the fiscal year 2023-24. Nepra also sanctioned a 12% dollar-denominated RoE for K-Electric’s transmission segment. In local currency, this amounts to a 24.46% return …
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has confirmed that talks on Pakistan’s FY2026 budget are still in progress. The announcement came after the IMF’s staff-level visit to Islamabad concluded on May 23. Pakistan’s federal government has postponed the FY2025-26 budget presentation. Initially scheduled for June 2, the new date is now set for June 10. This …
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The year 2024 witnessed a sharp rise in global civilian casualties caused by explosive weapons. A new report by Action on Armed Violence (AOAV) highlights Israel’s military operations as the main driver behind this trend. Gaza saw the highest number of civilian deaths from explosive weapons last year. Civilian harm rose by 65% compared to …
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Lahore Qalandars victory in Eliminator 2 of PSL 10 was nothing short of dominant as they demolished Islamabad United by 95 runs at Gaddafi Stadium. This emphatic win has earned them a spot in the final of the Pakistan Super League for the third time. Qalandars Set Massive Target Lahore opted to bat and posted …
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Pakistan’s federal budget announcement has been pushed to June 10 due to ongoing IMF budget negotiations that remain unresolved. Initially slated for June 2, the delay reflects the government’s struggle to align its fiscal goals with IMF requirements under the ongoing loan programme. Economic Survey Set for June 9 As per the finance ministry, the …
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India-backed terrorism once again took center stage as Pakistan’s top civil and military officials blamed India for the deadly Khuzdar school bus attack that killed six children. Addressing a joint press conference in Islamabad, DG ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry and Interior Secretary Capt (retd) Khurram Muhammad Agha condemned the brutal act and pledged …
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A fast-evolving spaceborne bacteria discovered aboard China’s Tiangong space station is raising alarms among scientists. Named Niallia tiangongensis, the microbe is showing signs of rapid adaptation to space, sparking concerns about its potential impact on astronaut health and spacecraft integrity. Bacteria Thriving in Orbit Collected during the Shenzhou 15 mission in 2023, Niallia tiangongensis displays …
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