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Pakistan seals the limit to Afghanistan after cross -border fire

Pakistan closed border crossings with Afghanistan on Sunday, Pakistani officials said after the exchange of fire between the forces in the two countries. Afghan troops opened fire on Pakistani border posts late Saturday, when the country’s Department of Defense said this was in return for Pakistani air strikes in Afghanistan earlier this week. Pakistan said […]

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PM Shehbaz praises the army for ‘strong and effective’ reaction to Afghan aggression

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised the Pakistani army for his “strong and effective reaction to Afghanistan’s aggression” and “strongly convicted Afghanistan’s provocations along the border areas of Pakistan”, according to a statement from the Prime Minister’s office (PMO). “We are proud of the professionalism of our armed forces,” said the Prime Minister. Under the “bold

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Traffic paralysis grabbed Rawal Pindi after major route endings

Commuters in Rawalpindi faced serious traffic paralysis on Sunday morning following the complete closure of several major arteries and significant restrictions for dozens of others, according to an official road situation report issued. The critical Faizabad Murree Road has been completely shut down, with both the roadway towards Pindi and the roadway towards Islamabad declared

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Pakistan Army strikes back after night by Afghan -Fire across multiple fronts

Unprovoked firing of Afghan forces along the border between Pakistan-Afghanistan gained a strong reaction from the Pakistani army that continued throughout the night, resulting in killing several Afghan soldiers and Tehreek-E-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) terrorists. According to security sources, Afghan forces opened on Saturday night unprovoked fire in several places along the border – including Angoor

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Seventh classing commits suicide over academic stress

Karachi: The body of a teenage boy, 14-year-old Abdul Ghani, was found hanging in a house in Arafat Town, North Nazimabad, within the Taimuria Police Station’s Jurisdiction. The boy allegedly committed suicide because of distress over academic difficulties in school. The deceased body was moved to Abbasi Shaheed Hospital (ASH) for legal formalities. Sho Taimuria,

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IMF calls for anti-graft action in government units

Islamabad: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has asked Pakistan to tackle vulnerabilities in the top 10 government units that are at the “highest risk” of indulging in corrupt practice and also recommended credit -based appointments of heads in central supervisory bodies. The bodies that the global lender has recommended for credit-based appointments in its governance

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Army delivers quick reaction to Afghan provocation

Islamabad: Unprovoked firing of Afghan forces along the border between Pakistan-Afghanistan received a strong reaction from the Pakistani army, resulting in the killing of several Afghan soldiers and Tehreek-E-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) terrorists. According to security sources, Afghan forces opened on Saturday night unprovoked fire in several places along the border-inclusive Angoor Adda, Bajaur, Kurram, DIR

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Islamabad reprimands Kabul over terror notes

Islamabad: The Foreign Office (FO) on Saturday exempted comments from Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi during his visit to India, saying that “diverting” the responsibility for counteracting terrorism could not resign from Afghan authorities for their obligations to secure regional peace. Muttaqi’s visit marked India’s first high-level commitment with the Taliban government since it

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