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Pakistan Condemns Deadly Attack on Tourists in Indian Illegally Jammu & Occupied Kashmir

Pakistan has voiced deep concern over the tragic loss of 26 tourists in a terror attack in Indian Illegally Jammu & Occupied Kashmir, as stated by the Foreign Office (FO). The incident, which targeted a bus carrying pilgrims, has drawn attention to the ongoing security challenges in the region. The FO expressed sorrow over the deaths and emphasized the need for measures to prevent such attacks in the future. The attack, described as a significant escalation of violence, underscores the volatile situation in Indian Illegally Jammu & Occupied Kashmir, where tensions have long persisted. The pilgrims, who were on their

Pakistan condemns Israeli move to block critical aid for Gaza

Pakistan has strongly condemned the Israeli decision to block critical humanitarian aid from entering Gaza during the Holy month of Ramadan. In a statement, the Foreign Office Spokesperson said this latest action is part of Israel’s systematic campaign to deny much needed humanitarian aid to millions of Palestinians in dire need. He said this constitutes yet another blatant violation of international law by the occupying power, and could imperil the ceasefire agreement. The Spokesperson called on the international community to ensure unrestricted humanitarian access to Gaza, and to hold Israel accountable for imposition of collective punishment through denial of humanitarian

Pakistan condemns Israeli PM’s remarks about Palestinian state

Pakistan has strongly condemned, in unequivocal terms, the recent statement by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suggesting that the Palestinian people should establish a state in Saudi Arabia. In a statement, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said that the remarks of Israeli Prime Minister are irresponsible, provocative and thoughtless, which is not only deeply offensive but also undermines and disregards the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people to self-determination and an independent State on their own historical and legitimate territory. The Deputy Prime Minister said Pakistan stands in solidarity with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and commends

Global Outrage Over Trump’s Call for Gaza’s Forced Occupation (Opinion)

Donald Trump’s recent statement advocating for the forced occupation of Gaza has triggered a strong international backlash. Even key U.S. allies—Britain, France, and Germany—have openly rejected the notion, asserting that the forced eviction of Palestinians from Gaza is unacceptable. European and Arab nations alike have condemned the proposal, dismissing it outright. For the Palestinian people, Trump’s statement feels like the equivalent of an atomic bomb. The global community has widely denounced the remarks, viewing them as a dangerous escalation in an already volatile region. Meanwhile, Israel continues its expansionist ambitions, having previously occupied parts of Jordan, Egypt, and Syria. There

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Prime Minister Shehbaz promises the nation to reduce electricity prices in Pakistan

Listen to the article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced on Friday that reducing electricity prices was a top priority for the PML-N government and its allies. He emphasized that providing relief to electricity consumers was a key agenda for PML-N Chairman Muhammad Nawaz Sharif and his administration. Addressing a cabinet meeting, the Prime Minister emphasized the need to reduce electricity prices to boost Pakistan’s exports. He noted that both the agricultural and industrial sectors will find it difficult to expand without a reduction in electricity costs, stressing that competitiveness in industry is closely linked to lower energy prices. Sharif criticized

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