The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) of Pakistan issued a strongly worded statement today, expressing grave concern over India’s renewed wave of provocative propaganda coinciding with the upcoming elections in Bihar and West Bengal. The statement asserted that India, five months after its defeat in the “Battle of Haq,” has once again resorted to distorting facts and fabricating a Bollywood-style narrative aimed at misleading its citizens and the global audience for domestic political gains. According to the ISPR, the recent remarks by Indian military and political leadership are filled with contradictions and inaccuracies so glaring that responding to them in detail…
Author: Baseerat Talib
In a major political development in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the province has officially welcomed its new Chief Minister, Sohaib Afridi, who took the oath of office in a ceremony held at the Governor House in Peshawar. The oath was administered by Governor Faisal Karim Kundi, marking the conclusion of several days of political uncertainty and procedural delays that had captured national attention. The ceremony, attended by key political and administrative figures, symbolized the formal transition of leadership within the province. Present on the occasion were Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly Speaker Babar Saleem Swati, senior officials including the Inspector General of Police and…
At the Presidential Palace in Islamabad, President Asif Ali Zardari held an important meeting with Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir to discuss Pakistan’s overall security situation, both internal and external, amid recent cross-border hostilities. According to official sources, the discussion came at a critical time when tensions have escalated following a series of provocations originating from Afghan territory. Field Marshal Asim Munir briefed the President in detail on the country’s security environment and shared updates on the actions taken by the armed forces in response to recent cross-border attacks. The Army Chief informed the President about…
Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has expressed strong optimism that Pakistan is on the verge of finalizing a staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund, a step that could unlock a crucial installment worth approximately 1.24 billion dollars under the ongoing financial program. The minister indicated that the discussions between Pakistan and IMF officials have reached an advanced stage, with most of the technical aspects resolved and only a few policy-level details awaiting final approval. This development marks a significant stride toward economic stability after months of rigorous negotiations and fiscal adjustments aimed at restoring investor confidence and maintaining the…
Governor Faisal Karim Kundi of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa arrived at the Governor House in Peshawar on Monday evening, where he is expected to administer the oath of office to the newly elected Chief Minister, Sohail Afridi. This development marks the culmination of days of political uncertainty following the resignation of former Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur and the subsequent election held amid legal and political disputes. Speaking to journalists after his arrival, Governor Kundi addressed the controversy surrounding Ali Amin Gandapur’s resignation, saying that several doubts and procedural complications had emerged in the process. He explained that Gandapur’s first resignation letter…
Pakistan has once again secured an important diplomatic victory by being elected as a member of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) for the term beginning in January 2026 and ending in December 2028. The election, held at the UN General Assembly in New York, witnessed Pakistan earning 178 votes, reflecting broad international confidence in its commitment to human rights protection and advocacy on the global stage. Alongside Pakistan, thirteen other nations were chosen for the upcoming term, including Angola, Chile, Ecuador, Egypt, Estonia, India, Iraq, Italy, Mauritius, Slovenia, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and Vietnam. These countries will…
The ceasefire agreement in Gaza has reshaped the political landscape in an unexpected way, sparking rare unity across the American political divide. In a surprising twist, two former Democratic presidents, Joe Biden and Bill Clinton, have publicly praised their long-time Republican rival, Donald Trump, for his pivotal role in bringing the truce to fruition. The agreement, signed in Cairo in the presence of international observers and regional mediators, is being seen as one of the most significant breakthroughs toward lasting peace in the Middle East after years of unrest. Joe Biden, who stepped down from office earlier this year, issued…
Venezuela’s sudden decision to close its embassy in Norway has sparked surprise in European diplomatic circles and raised numerous questions about the motives behind the move. The embassy in Oslo, which had served for decades as a vital link between the two nations, has now shut its doors without any official explanation, leaving observers speculating about the reasons behind this unexpected withdrawal. Norway’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Cecilie Rørvang, confirmed that the Venezuelan embassy had formally notified them of its closure. She expressed regret that no reasons were provided and emphasized that despite political differences, Norway remains committed to keeping communication…
In a significant diplomatic gesture, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has bestowed the “Order of the Nile” upon former U.S. President Donald Trump, recognizing his efforts in promoting peace and mediating ceasefires, particularly in the Gaza region. The distinction, considered Egypt’s highest national honor, is awarded only by the sitting head of state to those who have made extraordinary contributions to humanity or to Egypt’s international standing. According to the official Egyptian presidential website, the “Order of the Nile” is accompanied by a formal certificate and, in the event of the recipient’s death, the individual is honored with full military…
Pakistan witnessed a wave of violent demonstrations on Monday after Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) announced that its chief, Saad Hussain Rizvi, had been shot and wounded. The news spread rapidly across the country, igniting chaos on major highways and in city centers as angry supporters poured into the streets. From Karachi to Lahore and Rawalpindi, the unrest escalated within hours, paralyzing transportation networks and prompting widespread security lockdowns. The immediate reaction of TLP workers was intense and coordinated. In Karachi, protestors converged on key intersections such as Nala Stop and the 4K Chowrangi area in North Karachi. Roads were sealed off…