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‘Terrorism’: Police assault journalists after storming National Press Club

State Minister Talal Chaudhry visits NPC, tenders unconditional apology to journalists over incident

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Trump’s peace plan for Gaza was supported by Pakistan following consultation with Muslim countries.

Acting President Gilani stresses Pakistan has not made any unilateral decisions and will not do so in future

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Punjab CM Maryam attacks critics once more and declines to issue an apology.

CM Maryam asks, “As chief minister, if I don’t speak for Punjab, then who will?”

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Hania Aamir’s video at Bangladeshi YouTuber’s home goes viral

Actress enjoys local food with Iftikhar Rafsan’s family

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Islamabad High Court allows 15-year-old girl to stay with husband

Court rules that marriage under Sharia is valid after puberty, underage marriage is punishable under law

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Pakistan repays $500m Eurobond on time

Adviser says repayment reflects Pakistan’s financial discipline, improved reserves, growing investor confidence

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Security forces kill 18 terrorists in separate Balochistan operations

10 terrorists killed in Ghazaband near Quetta, 8 more in Zhob and Sherani during IBOs

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Reasons behind petrol, diesel price increase revealed

The causes of Pakistan's most recent spike in the cost of gasoline and diesel have been made public. An official document states that while other levies have remained the same,…

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PDMA issues heavy stormy rain alert for Punjab from Oct 5–7

Authorities warn of heavy rains and rising water levels in rivers and canals across Punjab

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Notification issued for Moeen Riaz’s appointment as PA opposition leader

Hafiz Farhat Abbas appointed as deputy opposition leader

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