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March 19, 2025

The Pakistan Daily

Curfew imposed in three districts of KP again

A curfew will be imposed in several areas across three districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on March 19. The notification stated that the curfew would last from 6 am to 6 pm. In South Waziristan, areas including Azizabad Chowk, Sarokai, Jandola, Kod Fort, and Dabara were affected by the curfew. Additionally, the curfew was imposed in Spin Masjid, Asman Manza, Ladha, Makin, Razmak, Garhai and Khurshin. The curfew also extended to Bibi Ragzai, Kotkai and Jandola. The notification made it clear that the road from Kod Fort near Gomal Zam Dam to Wana would remain open throughout the day. According to

February 6, 2025

The Pakistan Daily

PTI protests ‘anti-national moves to isolate Pakistan in cricket’: Khawaja Asif

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has strongly condemned Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) plans to hold protests on key dates coinciding with major international cricket events in the country. He labelled the move as an “anti-national attempt to isolate and embarrass Pakistan on the cricket field”. In a couple of posts on his official X account, Asif said the PTI has formally sought permission to stage a protest in Lahore on February 8, the same day Pakistan is set to host New Zealand for the first match of their tri-nation series at Gaddafi Stadium. He said the PTI has also announced a long

December 4, 2024

Hamza Azhar Salam

Why Did the Martial Law Attempt in South Korea Fail?

In the history of South Korea, the spectre of martial law has cast a long shadow but the latest attempt by President Yoon Suk Yeol failed spectacularly, with impeachment for the President looming in the air. To decipher why this bid for authoritarianism did not succeed, The Pakistan Daily explored the historical, political, and social landscape of South Korea, a nation shaped by the memories of dictatorship which have resulted in a deep-seated commitment to democracy. Professor Giwoong Jung of Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, an expert in international relations spoke exclusively with The Pakistan Daily providing key insights into

December 1, 2024

Tahir Khan

Anti-state violence claims 245 more lives in November

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan witnessed another harrowing month of anti-state violence in November 2024, with 245 individuals losing their lives and 257 others injured. According to data released by the Islamabad-based think tank Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies (PICSS), the fatalities included 127 militants, 68 security forces personnel, and 50 civilians. Among the injured were 119 civilians, 104 security forces personnel, and 34 militants. Security forces arrested 20 militants, while militant groups were responsible for kidnapping 11 individuals during the month. Out of the total fatalities, 131 deaths occurred in terrorist attacks. Among them 54 security forces personnel and 50

September 26, 2024

Raja Furqan Ahmed

FO issues advisory for Pakistani nationals in Lebanon

ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office advised Pakistani nationals to exercise extreme caution and avoid travelling to Lebanon in the wake of Israeli attacks. Similarly, the Pakistanis “presently residing in Lebanon are advised to travel out through commercial flights which are still available,” the FO spokesperson said in a statement. Those Pakistanis, who could not leave Lebanon owing to some specific reasons, should exercise extreme caution and relocate to safe areas, the spokesperson added. “They are also requested to remain in contact with the Embassy of Pakistan, Beirut. Contact the Embassy at +961-81669488 or +961-81815104 (Cell/WhatsApp) or via email at parepbeirut@mofa.gov.pk,” the

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