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Pakistan Rejects India’s Criticism Over Strikes on Terrorist Targets in Afghanistan
Pakistan dismisses India’s “baseless” claims over Kabul airstrikes. FO: strikes hit Taliban ammo depot, no civilian facilities targeted.
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Ishaq Dar Arrives in Riyadh, Urges Swift End to Middle East Conflict
Ishaq Dar lands in Riyadh to push for ceasefire in Middle East conflict, calling for dialogue as tensions escalate across the region.
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Govt Says Imran Khan’s Sons Can Visit Pakistan Without Visa Amid Ongoing Dispute
Info Minister Attaullah Tarar says Imran Khan’s sons can visit Pakistan on NICOP, no visa needed, after concerns raised by Jemima Goldsmith.
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Iran FM Thanks Pakistan for Support Amid US-Israel Conflict
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi thanked Pakistan’s government and people for their strong solidarity with Iran amid the ongoing conflict with the US and Israel.
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Democrats Panel Wins Key Posts in National Press Club Elections
Democrats panel claims President and Secretary posts at National Press Club elections, while the Journalists panel secures several executive seats in a tightly contested vote.
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President Zardari Condemns Afghan Taliban Drone Attacks on Pakistani Civilians
President Asif Ali Zardari condemns Afghan Taliban drone attacks targeting civilian areas in Pakistan, calling it a “red line” and warning of serious consequences. He reaffirmed that Pakistan’s armed forces remain committed to protecting the country and its people.
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Government Announces 5–30% Salary Cuts for SOE Employees Under Austerity Plan
Pakistan govt announces 5–30% salary cuts for employees of state-owned enterprises and autonomous bodies as part of austerity measures amid the global oil crisis. Savings will be redirected toward public relief, officials say.
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China Urges Pakistan and Afghanistan to Resolve Tensions Through Dialogue
China has called on Pakistan and Afghanistan to resolve their disputes through dialogue and restraint after recent cross-border tensions and security incidents. Beijing says further use of force could escalate the situation and has offered to support efforts for reconciliation.
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