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Floods wreak havoc on Diamer

GILGIT: Climate cha­nge-induced disasters continued to batter Gilgit-Bal­tistan (GB) as flash floods triggered by heavy rainfall caused widespread destruction in various parts of Diamer district. According to a statement issued by the Gilgit-Baltistan Disaster Mana­gement Authority (GBD­MA), flash floods occurred at six locations in Diamer early on Monday. The floods damaged se­v­eral houses, the Kar­akoram […]
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KP speaker sends disputed lawmakers’ privileges law clauses to committee

KP Assembly Speaker Babar Saleem Swati has referred disputed clauses of the lawmakers’ privileges law to the standing committee after public criticism. Information Minister Shafi Jan said the provisions would be reviewed within a week and aligned with the 1988 act. PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly Speaker Babar Saleem Swati has referred contested provisions of a […]
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‘Beyond the Battlefield’: THAAP’s talk examined US-Iran War’s Impact on Pakistan, Region

THAAP’s 65th talk in Lahore examined how the US-Iran conflict reshapes regional alliances, energy routes, and Pakistan’s diplomatic options, urging mediation that delivers tangible national benefits. LAHORE: THAAP’s 65th talk brought together scholars, researchers and participants for an in-depth discussion on the geopolitical, economic and strategic implications of the US-Iran conflict, with particular emphasis on its […]
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8 more terrorists killed during ongoing Operation Shaban in Balochistan: state media

Security forces have killed another eight terrorists during the ongoing Operation Shaban in Balochistan, following which the total number of terrorists killed in the operation reached 79, state broadcaster Radio Pakistan reported on Monday, citing security sources. Operation Shaban is being jointly carried out across the province by the army, Frontier Corps (FC) and Balochistan Police following the terrorist […]
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The Pakistan nobody talks about

The article highlights how rural Pakistan—home to 61% of the population—continues to face long loadshedding, unreliable schools and clinics, and unsafe water, despite GDP gains. The country cousin is being left even further behind  Imagine waking before dawn in a village in interior Sindh, southern Punjab, or the hills of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as June arrives […]
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