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Documentary “Frontline: Kashmir – The Silent Struggle” Sheds Light on a Longstanding dispute

A compelling new documentary produced by AnewZ, Frontline: Kashmir – The Silent Struggle, offers a fresh and insightful perspective on the dispute between India and Pakistan over Jammu and Kashmir. The filming crew traveled to the Line of Control (LoC) between Pakistan and India to study the situation on the ground and provide an in-depth analysis of the struggles faced by local communities. The documentary, available on YouTube, explores the evolving identity of Kashmir on the global stage, delving into its complex history, socio-political challenges, and the impact of long-standing disputes. It paints a vivid picture of a region caught

Pakistan condemns attack on UN peacekeepers in Beirut

Pakistan has strongly condemned the attack on a convoy of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon in Beirut that injured several peacekeepers. In a statement, Foreign Office spokesperson said such attacks on blue helmets are flagrant violations of international law for which there must be accountability. Pakistan stands in solidarity with UNIFIL and affirms its unwavering support for UN peacekeeping operations.

Asif accuses PTI of sabotaging peace talks with govt

Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has alleged that elements within the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) are sabotaging the ongoing peace talks between the government and the opposition and pinning it on him. Speaking to private news channel, he expressed his disappointment over the political manoeuvers that threaten the success of the negotiations. “Take me to any mosque, and I’ll swear that I’m in favour of talks and sincerely want them to be successful,” said Khawaja Asif. However, he accused the PTI of being insincere, stating, “In the same mosque, I’ll say the PTI is not in favour of talks at all.” The

Pakistani experts view Iranian FM visit very important

ISLAMABAD: Pakistani experts believe that the visit of Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi is very important in the current situation in the Middle East, especially the growing tension between Iran and Israel. The Foreign Office has said the Iranian Foreign will hold “consultations on the situation in the Middle East and Pakistan-Iran bilateral relations” in his two-day visit, beginning Monday night. A Foreign Office statement said during FM Araghchi’s visit, he will hold meetings with Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif and Deputy Prime Minister / Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar. “This visit provides an important opportunity to advance

Palestine Solidarity Day being observed today

Day of Solidarity with Palestinian People is being observed across the country today to express support to Muslim brothers and sisters facing the the worst brutalities of Israeli forces. Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif will also host an All Parties Conference in Islamabad to raise collective voice against the ongoing oppression of unarmed Palestinians in Gaza. Rallies will be taken out in all small and major cities today and seminars and other events have been chalked out to highlight atrocities being committed by Israeli forces against unarmed Palestinians.

Protest over killing of Swat school van driver enters second day, warns of marching to Islamabad if culprits not arrested

SWAT: Relatives of the school van driver, who was shot dead in an attack yesterday and local residents continued their protest on Tuesday for the second consecutive day as the last talks between the administration and protesters broke down. According to the details, a sit-in was staged on the main Kalam-Swat road, with protesters refusing to bury the school van’s driver until their demands were met. The protesters are demanding the arrest of culprits behind the recent attack on a school van and the restoration of peace in the region warned of marching to Islamabad if authorities failed to meet

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