United Nations, March 17 India called out Pakistan for its habit of "fabricating imaginative" tales of Islamophobia in neighboring countries, questioning how Islamabad's own brutal repression of Ahmadis or air-bombing campaigns during Ramadan against Afghanistan can be characterized."India's...
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Kabul, March 17 – Afghan cricket star Rashid Khan has condemned the reported civilian casualties from recent airstrikes by Pakistan in Kabul, calling the targeting of civilian infrastructure a “war crime” and urging international bodies to investigate the incident.In a post on X, the Afghan...
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Kabul, March 17 – A Pakistani airstrike on a major addiction treatment hospital in Kabul killed more than 400 people and injured at least 250 others, according to reports from Taliban officials and local media. This incident could be one of the deadliest in the Afghan capital.According to...
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United Nations, March 17. India has exposed Pakistan’s own Islamophobia, which is evident in the deadly persecution of the Ahmadiyyas, and Islamabad’s representative virtually admitted it was happening.Referring to Pakistan only as “our western neighbour”, India’s Permanent Representative P...
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FGN38: UK-STARMER-2NDLD WASIAUK won't be drawn into 'wider war': PM StarmerLondon: Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Monday that he will not allow the UK to be drawn into a "wider war" in the Middle East, asserting that he is working with European allies to develop a "viable plan" to...
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Beijing, March 16 China called on Pakistan and Afghanistan to hold direct talks to end their armed conflict, as fighting between the two neighbors continued.China hopes that both sides will remain calm and exercise restraint, hold face-to-face talks as soon as possible, achieve a ceasefire at...
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Kabul, March 16 – Afghanistan's Ministry of Defence has confirmed that it conducted a targeted drone strike on a Pakistani military camp in the Wana area of the South Waziristan region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in response to overnight airstrikes by Islamabad in Kandahar province, local media...
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New Delhi, March 16 India exported 3.15 lakh tonnes of sugar during October-February of the current 2025-26 marketing year, with the UAE emerging as the top destination, the All India Sugar Trade Association (AISTA) said on Monday.Sugar exports remain under government control through quotas...
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Islamabad, March 16 – Police in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province have arrested over 300 illegal Afghan refugees during raids in various parts of the Swabi district, local media reported on Monday.The arrests followed a decision by the district administration and police officials to...
Islamabad, March 15 – Pakistan said on Sunday that its security forces targeted terrorist positions and military targets in Afghanistan's Kandahar province in overnight strikes.Pakistan launched Operation Ghazab lil-Haq on February 26 in response to alleged attacks by the Afghan Taliban forces...
Peshawar, March 15 Four brothers were killed on Sunday when a bullet, allegedly fired from the Afghan side, struck near a house in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Pakistan, police said.The incident occurred in the Letei Tarip Shah area of Bajaur district, which borders Afghanistan.The incident...
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Washington, March 15. For decades, Pakistan's policy towards Afghanistan has centered on installing a "friendly" government in Kabul – often through proxies such as the Taliban – in an effort to secure "strategic depth" against India.However, in practice, this strategy has repeatedly...
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India has condemned the air strikes carried out by Pakistan in Afghanistan, which resulted in the deaths of several civilians and the destruction of civilian infrastructure. In a social media post, Randhir Jaiswal, spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs, stated that this is yet...
India has condemned the air strikes carried out by Pakistan in Afghanistan, which resulted in the deaths of several civilians and the destruction of civilian infrastructure. In a social media post, spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs, Randhir Jaiswal, stated that this is yet...
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New Delhi, March 14 India on Saturday condemned Pakistan's air strikes inside Afghan territory, asserting that Afghanistan's sovereignty and territorial integrity should be fully respected."India condemns the air strikes by Pakistan in Afghanistan's territory, resulting in the death of several...
March 14, New Delhi: India has condemned the air strikes carried out by Pakistan inside Afghan territory, which reportedly resulted in the deaths of several civilians and the destruction of civilian infrastructure.In a statement, the Ministry of External Affairs said the strikes were "yet...
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Washington, March 14. Pakistan's Afghan policy, long driven by the pursuit of "strategic depth" against India, has evolved into a declared "open war" as the TTP flourishes, Afghan refugees flee in large numbers, and global criticism intensifies.According to a report in ‘One World Outlook’...
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New Delhi/Kabul, March 14 – India strongly condemned the latest strikes by Pakistan inside Afghan territory, which have resulted in the deaths of several civilians and significant damage to local infrastructure. India described this as another act of aggression by a Pakistani establishment that...
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Islamabad, March 14 At least four people, including two children, were injured after they were hit by debris from the Afghan Taliban drones that were destroyed before reaching their targets, the Army said on Saturday.The drones were intercepted and destroyed by the army on Friday in Quetta...
Kabul, March 14 – Pakistani air strikes claimed four lives and injured 25 others in the Afghan capital Kabul early Friday, deputy spokesman of the Afghan government, Hamdullah Fitrat, said on Saturday.According to the official, besides Kabul, Pakistan also conducted air raids on the provinces...
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