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Supreme Court Restores Imran Khan’s Right to Defence in Shehbaz Sharif Defamation Case
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court of Pakistan has restored former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s right to defence in a defamation case filed by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, overturning earlier decisions that had barred him from presenting his defence. The ruling was announced through a short order delivered by Justice Ayesha Malik. Majority Verdict According to the…
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UAE Deports 3,500 Pakistani Nationals Over Violations of Social Media Regulations
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s National Assembly has been informed that approximately 3,500 Pakistani nationals have been deported from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for allegedly violating the country’s social media regulations during the period of heightened tensions surrounding the Iran–US conflict. The information was shared during a parliamentary session, where lawmakers were briefed on the status of…
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PPP and PML-N Delegations Hold Talks in Gilgit-Baltistan, Breakthrough Expected
GILGIT: Delegations of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) held a consultative meeting in Gilgit, raising expectations of a political breakthrough regarding the formation of the next government in Gilgit-Baltistan. The meeting comes in the wake of recent election results, where no single party secured an outright majority in the…
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Taliban Commander Sentenced to 42 Years for Kidnapping American Journalist
NEW YORK: A Taliban commander involved in the kidnapping of American journalist David Rohde has been sentenced to 42 years in prison by a U.S. court, according to international media reports. The New York court found the accused guilty of terrorism-related charges and hostage-taking. Kidnapping of Journalist David Rohde According to U.S. media, 50-year-old Haji…
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Iran Denies Reports of $3 Billion Asset Transfer to Abu Dhabi
TEHRAN: Iran has strongly denied media reports claiming that $3 billion worth of frozen Iranian assets were transferred to Abu Dhabi, calling the allegations “baseless and part of propaganda campaigns.” The clarification came from Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei, according to international news agencies. Reports of Asset Movement Rejected Earlier, Israeli media outlets had…
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South Africa: 12 Killed in Mass Shooting Near Johannesburg
JOHANNESBURG: At least 12 people were killed and nine others injured after armed attackers opened fire in an informal settlement near Johannesburg, South African police confirmed. According to local media reports, the incident occurred late at night when a group of more than 10 armed men stormed the settlement and began shooting indiscriminately. Attack in…
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China Urges Iran, US, and Israel to Resolve Disputes Through Diplomacy
BEIJING: China has called on Iran, the United States, and Israel to resolve their differences through political and diplomatic channels, urging restraint amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East. A spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that at a critical stage of US-Iran talks, it is essential to avoid any actions that could…
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China Urges Iran, US, and Israel to Resolve Disputes Through Diplomacy
BEIJING: China has called on Iran, the United States, and Israel to resolve their differences through political and diplomatic channels, urging restraint amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East. A spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that at a critical stage of US-Iran talks, it is essential to avoid any actions that could…
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Hasan Ahmed Says Sunita Marshall’s Memory Issues Sometimes Affect Daily Life
KARACHI: Renowned Pakistani actor and model Hasan Ahmed has shared a personal aspect of his family life, revealing that his wife, actress Sunita Marshall, occasionally experiences memory-related difficulties that can affect day-to-day communication and household planning. Speaking during a recent interview, Hasan Ahmed said that Sunita herself acknowledges that she sometimes has trouble remembering certain…
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Sarfaraz Ahmed Retains Confidence as Test Coach, Shan Masood’s Captaincy Remains Uncertain
LAHORE: Pakistan Test team head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed has reportedly retained the confidence of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) despite recent setbacks, while the future of Test captain Shan Masood remains under discussion ahead of upcoming tours of the West Indies and England. The developments come as a 49-player national training camp for different formats…
