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"Internal Conflict" Led To Pakistan's Early Exit From Champions Trophy: Report
Pakistan cricket team put up an embarrassing show during the Champions Trophy 2025.
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Over 5,00,000 Afghans Flee Pakistan After Order To Leave Or Face Arrest: UN
More than 500,000 Afghans have fled Pakistan in the four months since Islamabad ordered undocumented migrants to leave or face arrest, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said Monday.
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India, Pakistan Exchange Lists Of Prisoners, Fishermen In Their Custody
India and Pakistan on Sunday exchanged the lists of civilian prisoners and fishermen in their custody, in line with the longstanding agreement between the two countries.
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Pakistan President Arif Alvi's "US Hasn't Learned" Jibe As Imran Khan Visits Russia
Pakistan President Arif Alvi has taken a jibe at the United States as he expressed surprise that Washington had not "learnt from the past" and "fell into another trap".
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"New Reality'' In Afghanistan, Time To Stand By People, Says Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan today said a "new reality" has been established in Afghanistan after the Taliban seized power in Kabul and it is now in the international community's "collective interest" to ensure that there is no renewed conflict
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UN, US "Must Act" To Prevent Conflict Between Nuke-Armed Nations: Pakistan PM Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran on Wednesday urged the international powers, including the UN and the US, to help de-escalate tensions with India, saying they "must act" to prevent the two nuclear-armed countries from reaching a point of no return.
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Kulbhushan Jadhav Must Not Be Executed, ICJ (UN Court) Tells Pakistan: Highlights
The ICJ or International Court of Justice at the Hague gave its verdict today, ruling in favour of India in the Kulbhushan Jadhav case. The top UN court told Pakistan to take all possible measures to ensure that Mr Jadhav is not executed before the international court gives its final verdict. It also told Pakistan to give consular access to India. ...
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Opinion: Sushma Swaraj, On South China Sea, What Have You Done?
The Second Cold War and, possibly, the Third World War, are in the offing in the South China Sea. Where Nehru's India neatly sidestepped the first Cold War by preferring non-alignment to alignment, and understood that responsible government cannot be multi-aligned between contested claims with military overtones, Modi is dragging India into the mid...
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Hope for Farmers as Mines Being Cleared Near International Border
For a farmer like Sohan Singh, the army's move to clear the landmines from the areas along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir comes as a huge relief. The move that comes 12 years after India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire will facilitate farming in border areas.
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'Islamic State May Exploit Pakistan's Sectarian Divide to Recruit': Report
The Pakistan government has realised that the Islamic State (IS) group is a potential threat that could benefit from the changing militant landscape in the country and exploit the sectarian schism by signing up new recruits, media reported Wednesday.
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"Internal Conflict" Led To Pakistan's Early Exit From Champions Trophy: Report
Pakistan cricket team put up an embarrassing show during the Champions Trophy 2025.
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Over 5,00,000 Afghans Flee Pakistan After Order To Leave Or Face Arrest: UN
More than 500,000 Afghans have fled Pakistan in the four months since Islamabad ordered undocumented migrants to leave or face arrest, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said Monday.
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India, Pakistan Exchange Lists Of Prisoners, Fishermen In Their Custody
India and Pakistan on Sunday exchanged the lists of civilian prisoners and fishermen in their custody, in line with the longstanding agreement between the two countries.
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Pakistan President Arif Alvi's "US Hasn't Learned" Jibe As Imran Khan Visits Russia
Pakistan President Arif Alvi has taken a jibe at the United States as he expressed surprise that Washington had not "learnt from the past" and "fell into another trap".
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"New Reality'' In Afghanistan, Time To Stand By People, Says Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan today said a "new reality" has been established in Afghanistan after the Taliban seized power in Kabul and it is now in the international community's "collective interest" to ensure that there is no renewed conflict
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UN, US "Must Act" To Prevent Conflict Between Nuke-Armed Nations: Pakistan PM Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran on Wednesday urged the international powers, including the UN and the US, to help de-escalate tensions with India, saying they "must act" to prevent the two nuclear-armed countries from reaching a point of no return.
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Kulbhushan Jadhav Must Not Be Executed, ICJ (UN Court) Tells Pakistan: Highlights
The ICJ or International Court of Justice at the Hague gave its verdict today, ruling in favour of India in the Kulbhushan Jadhav case. The top UN court told Pakistan to take all possible measures to ensure that Mr Jadhav is not executed before the international court gives its final verdict. It also told Pakistan to give consular access to India. ...
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Opinion: Sushma Swaraj, On South China Sea, What Have You Done?
The Second Cold War and, possibly, the Third World War, are in the offing in the South China Sea. Where Nehru's India neatly sidestepped the first Cold War by preferring non-alignment to alignment, and understood that responsible government cannot be multi-aligned between contested claims with military overtones, Modi is dragging India into the mid...
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Hope for Farmers as Mines Being Cleared Near International Border
For a farmer like Sohan Singh, the army's move to clear the landmines from the areas along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir comes as a huge relief. The move that comes 12 years after India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire will facilitate farming in border areas.
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'Islamic State May Exploit Pakistan's Sectarian Divide to Recruit': Report
The Pakistan government has realised that the Islamic State (IS) group is a potential threat that could benefit from the changing militant landscape in the country and exploit the sectarian schism by signing up new recruits, media reported Wednesday.
