Islamabad: Pakistan’s political and religious leadership was bent by a landmark military and diplomatic triumph that broke into cheer as the country’s regional stature rose after a ceasefire agreement with India, clumsy after a thunderous reaction brought New Delhi to the heel. Leaders from the entire political course reap praise to the armed forces for […]
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Listen to article Islamabad: The International Monetary Fund has set a stricter fiscal path to Pakistan by setting the primary budget excess target for the next financial year of 1.6% of the size of the economy, which this time is expected to be achieved by largely containing expenses. Compared to this financial year’s 1% of
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Listen to article Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday said Pakistan, as a responsible state, responded positively to the ceasefire considering regional peace and well -being of millions of people living in this region. In a television address to the Nation, the Prime Minister expressed the hope that all the outstanding problems, including the
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Islamabad: The Indian media, once full of aggressive rhetoric, who claimed it could “conquer Pakistan for hours”, have now gone quiet after Pakistan’s strong response through Operation Bunyan-Un-Marsoos. Just a few days ago, Indian news channels made bold allegations of catching the Karachi port and overpowering the Pakistani military. However, after Pakistan’s targeted strikes in
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Islamabad: The Foreign Office on Saturday said that all elements of national power remained obliged to secure Pakistan’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. In a press release, following the announcement of a ceasefire agreement between Pakistan and India, the spokesman said the armed forces were obliged to take all measures to defend the motherland, its citizens
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Rahim Yar Khan: India has targeted Sheikh Zayed International Airport in Rahim Yar Khan District Pakistan’s Punjab Province Facility, which is largely considered a symbol of Pakistan-Uae friendship. According to security officials, the attack caused structural damage to the airport, built in 1993 and named after the deceased UAE president Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday dealt with the nation on Saturday after the announcement of a ceasefire agreement between Pakistan and India, who expressed deep gratitude to the people of Pakistan, the armed forces, political leaders and international partners who supported the efforts to shield tension. In a television address, the Prime Minister confirmed
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Listen to article The Ministry of Religious Affairs has resumed Hajj operation following the announcement of a ceasefire between Pakistan and India and the reopening of Pakistan’s airspace, Express News reported. Last night after Indian missile attacks on three Pakistan Air Force bases of India, which were captured by the country’s air defense systems, Pakistan
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Listen to article Atomic armed India and Pakistan stood on the edge of the full-scale conflict after days of escalating tension-to US President Donald Trump revealed that both nations had accepted an “immediate and full ceasefire.” Soon, Islamabad and the New Delhi confirmed the agreement to immediately stop all military activities. Tensions between India and
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Listen to article An important water sharing pact between India and Pakistan remains suspended, four government sources told Reuters, despite the fact that the countries reaching a ceasefire agreement on Saturday after days of deadly matches. The Indus Waters Treaty, conveyed by the World Bank in 1960, regulates the division of water from the Indus