Pakistan

  • India sought ceasefire, not Pakistan, confirms DG ISPR
    ARY NEWS - 17:32 May 11, 2025
    Bunyan-un-Marsoos, DG ISPRDirector General Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) Lieutenant General Ahmad Sharif Chaudhry has firmly clarified that Pakistan never requested a ceasefire during the recent military tensions with India. He made this statement while sharing detailed insights into the successful execution of Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos. DG ISPR in a joint press briefing alongside Air Vice Marshal Aurangzeb […]
  • Two policemen martyred, two injured in Peshawar suicide attack
    Dawn - 17:19 May 11, 2025
    Two policemen were martyred and two were injured on Sunday in a suicide attack in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s capital of Peshawar, according to the police. Faced with increasing attacks by militants, especially in KP and Balochistan, security forces have also intensified counterterrorism operations. “Two policemen, including a sub-inspector, were martyred, and two were injured in a blast,” said Peshawar Capital City Police Officer (CCPO) Qasim Khan. He added that a police mobile was targeted in a suicide attack. The attack took place near the Ring Road Mall Mandi area. Earlier in the day, a policeman was martyred in an exchange of fire after attackers threw a hand grenade near a mosque in Gwadar. In another incident today, Lakki Marwat police thwarted a kidnapping bid by terrorists in the Landewa Gorabai area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with three people rescued, two terrorists killed and a cop injured in the rescue operation. Militant violence and security operations intensified in March, with the number of militant att...
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  • What international media had to say about Pakistan-India ceasefire
    Dawn - 17:10 May 11, 2025
    “If this ceasefire holds, then coming weeks will see a new battle: of narratives.” This is what international security correspondent Jason Burke wrote in an analysis for Guardian, just a few hours after a ceasefire — brokered by the US — was reached between India and Pakistan. As the nuclear-armed neighbours announced the breaking news, international media sifted through a swirl of disinformation and conflicting government statements. The escalation between the nuclear-armed neighbours began following the April 22 attack in Indian-occupied Kashmir’s Pahalgam, which killed 26 people. India, without investigation or evidence, implied “cross-border linkages” of the att­a­­­c­kers. Pakistan firmly rejected the claim and called for a neutral probe. Following the allegations, India launched a series of drone strikes on Pakistan, resulting in civilian casualties. Both sides then launched missiles at each other, which stretched over the week before US President Trump announced yesterday that a “full and immediate cea...
  • Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce spark buzz with Philly dinner date
    The Express Tribune - 17:05 May 11, 2025
    Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were seen enjoying a cozy dinner date in Philadelphia, sparking fan buzz online.
  • Modi facing global humiliation: Fazl
    The Express Tribune - 17:02 May 11, 2025
    JUI-F chief says India's conspiracy to undermine Pakistan after Pahalgam attack failed
  • Pak response to Indian aggression hailed
    The Express Tribune - 17:02 May 11, 2025
    Ministers laud civil, military unity, timely decisions; call for resolution of Kashmir, water disputes
  • 'Op victory' celebrated at Wagah
    The Express Tribune - 17:02 May 11, 2025
    Citizens shower Rangers with flowers as India skips ceremony
  • UAE airlines announce flight resumption after Pakistan-India ceasefire
    ARY NEWS - 17:01 May 11, 2025
    UAE airlines, Pakistan flights, India flights, Emirates, Etihad, Air Arabia, ceasefire agreement, flight resumptionDUBAI: After a ceasefire agreement between Pakistan and India following four days of severe conflict, several UAE Airlines have resumed their flight operations to both countries and released an updated airline schedule. In early hours on May 11, 2025, Emirates, Etihad Airways, and Air Arabia announced regarding their UAE flights resumption that they would partially […]
  • Two terrorists killed as Lakki Marwat police rescue three hostages
    Dawn - 16:29 May 11, 2025
    Lakki Marwat police on Sunday thwarted a kidnapping bid by terrorists in the Landewa Gorabai area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with three people rescued, two terrorists killed and a cop injured in the rescue operation, according to a senior police official. Faced with increasing attacks by militants, especially in KP and Balochistan, security forces have also intensified counterterrorism operations. Khanzala Khan, spokesperson to Bannu regional police officer (RPO) Sajjad Khan, told Dawn.com that terrorists attempted to abduct three locals in the Landewa Gorobai area of Lakki Marwat. “Local police immediately launched a search operation after receiving information about the incident,” Khan said. “During the operation, the police had a face-to-face encounter with the terrorists.” The spokesperson added that terrorists opened fire on the police team, with a policeman sustaining a minor injury. “However, the police and the DSP (Deputy Superintendent of Police) present at the scene fought bravely and pushed the terrori...
  • US-China talks to defuse trade row continue in Geneva
    Dawn - 16:05 May 11, 2025
    Talks between US and Chinese officials continued into their second day in Geneva on Sunday, as both sides discussed how to de-escalate the trade war that threatens to inflict major damage on the world economy. Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng met with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer in their first face-to-face meetings since the world’s two largest economies imposed tariffs well above 100 per cent on each other’s goods. Talks were still underway after 3-1/2 hours on Sunday on the outskirts of Geneva, following eight hours of discussions on Saturday. Bessent declined to comment to reporters at his hotel before setting off for the talks on Sunday. But White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said the Chinese were “very, very eager” to engage in discussions and rebalance trade relations with the United States. Hassett also told Fox News that more foreign trade deals could be coming with other countries as soon as this week. Overnight, US President Donald Trump gave ...
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  • SC hearing on Zahir Jaffer’s death sentence appeal in Noor Mukadam case set for May 13
    Dawn - 15:29 May 11, 2025
    The Supreme Court of Pakistan is set to hear the appeal against Zahir Jaffer’s death sentence in the Noor Mukadam murder case on May 13, according to its latest cause list, it emerged on Sunday. Noor, 27, was found murdered at a residence in Islamabad’s upscale Sector F-7/4 on July 20, 2021. A first information report (FIR) was registered later the same day against Zahir Jaffer, who was arrested from the site of the murder. In February 2022, a district and sessions judge convicted Jaffer of murdering Mukadam, handing him the death penalty along with 25 years of rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs200,000. His household staff, Iftikhar and Jameel — co-accused in the case — were each sentenced to 10 years in prison, while all other suspects, including Jaffer’s parents and TherapyWorks employees, were acquitted. According to the cause list available on the Supreme Court of Pakistan’s website, “the hearing on the appeal against Jaffer’s death sentence will be held on May 13.” Justice Hashim Kakar will head a th...
  • Sajid Sadpara summits world’s 7th highest peak without additional oxygen
    The Nation - National - 14:35 May 11, 2025
    Pakistani mountaineer Sajid Ali Sadpara successfully summited Dhaulagiri the world’s seventh-highest peak at 8,167 meters on Saturday, without the use of supplemental oxygen or porter support.
  • Polish cyclist aiming to be 1st to reach K2 base camp starts final leg of journey
    Dawn - 14:29 May 11, 2025
    The Polish cyclist Paweł Małaszko starts his journey to the K2 base camp from Skardu on Sunday. — Photo via authorPolish cyclist Paweł Małaszko, aiming to be the first person to cycle to the K2 base camp from Karachi, started the final leg of his journey on Sunday. Małaszko, Aged 46, is cycling to the base camp as part of his adventure to cycle across Pakistan — from the shores of the Arabian Sea to the K2 base camp, the Gilgit-Baltistan Chief Court provided a permit to the Polish cyclist to complete his adventure earlier this month. The legal battle between tour operators and GB tourism departments had stopped the issuance of mountaineering and trekking permits for foreigners. Talking to Dawn, the cyclist said he started his final adventure on Sunday morning from Skardu. “It is a challenging expedition, my goal is to cover this whole route on a bike. without additional support. If I succeed, I will be the first man in history to do so,” Małaszko said. Earlier, the Polish cyclist reached Skardu, travelling 3,250 kilometres from Karachi on a bicycle. “I am an athlete and an avid traveller, deeply engaged in challenging cy...
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