Imran Khan taken to Islamabad hospital for eye injection as party slams ‘clandestine’ midnight transfer Sister Aleema Khan says family does not trust diagnosis or test reports The Independent UK · Feb 24
Pakistan claims to have killed at least 70 militants in strikes along border with Afghanistan Afghan defence ministry says it will deliver a ‘calculated response at an appropriate time’ The Independent UK · Feb 22
Pakistan says it struck militant hideouts along Afghan border after surge in deadly attacks Pakistan’s Information Ministry says the military has carried out strikes along the border with neighboring Afghanistan, targeting hideouts of Pakistani militants it blames for recent attacks inside the country The Independent UK · Feb 22
'They bombed our civilian compatriots': 'Dozens' killed after Pakistan conducts airstrikes in Afghanistan Afghanistan reported dozens killed and wounded after Pakistan conducted airstrikes in eastern border provinces, targeting alleged militant camps. Pakistan stated the strikes were in response to recent suicide attacks, including one by an Afghan national. Tensions escalate as Pakistan warns of further action if Afghan soil is used for terrorism. The Times of India · Feb 22
Pakistan strikes militant camps along Afghanistan border after deadly suicide attacks Pakistan launched targeted strikes inside Afghanistan against militant hideouts, blaming the Pakistani Taliban for a recent surge in deadly attacks. Information Minister Attaullah Tarar confirmed "intelligence-based, selective operations" against TTP camps and an Islamic State affiliate. This action follows recent suicide bombings, with Islamabad warning of continued operations irrespective of… The Times of India · Feb 21
‘Under vengeful instructions of Asim Munir’: Family claims Imran Khan enduring ‘unimaginable mistreatment’ in prison; supporters protest Imran Khan's family alleges "unimaginable mistreatment" and "deliberate cruelty" in prison, claiming his right eye's vision loss is due to inadequate health facilities. They demand his transfer to a private hospital for treatment, a demand echoed by his close aide and former cricketers. The government refutes these claims, presenting medical… The Times of India · Feb 18
'6 days left': BLA claims Pakistan soldiers in custody; sets deadline again The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has issued a renewed warning to the Pakistani government, stating that six days remain for Islamabad to respond to its demand for a prisoner exchange involving seven alleged Pakistan army personnel detained during recent attacks in Balochistan. The Times of India · Feb 16
Pakistan Defence Minister Says Country Was ‘Used Like Toilet Paper’ by US in Afghan Wars Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has delivered a blistering critique of the country’s past alliances with the United States, telling the National Assembly that Islamabad had been “used like toilet paper and then discarded” after serving American interests in Afghanistan. Whats Hot · Feb 11
'Used & threw us like toilet paper, we didn't learn': Pakistan's Khwaja Asif's big remark on US Pakistan's defence minister Khawaja Asif lambasted past alliances with Washington, stating Islamabad was "used like toilet paper" after serving US interests in Afghanistan. He described terrorism as "blowback" from dictators' past mistakes, lamenting Pakistan's failure to learn from history and its shifting allegiances for short-term gains. The remarks followed a… The Times of India · Feb 11
'Pomegranate can't enter but terrorists do': Pakistan leader's caustic jab at own military over rising cases of terror JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman sharply criticized Pakistan's handling of militancy and its Afghanistan policy, questioning how terrorists cross the border while trade is blocked. He also lambasted broader foreign and economic policies as failures, leading to national isolation and declining trust from China regarding CPEC. The Times of India · Feb 9
Pakistan says Afghanistan has created conditions ‘similar to or worse than’ pre-9/11 attacks Pakistan’s president warns that the Taliban's government in Afghanistan has created conditions “similar to or worse than” those before the 9/11 attacks in 2001 The Independent UK · Feb 9
Minerals, militants, US-made guns: Why Donald Trump’s bet on Asim Munir is set to fail A recent mosque bombing in Islamabad highlights Pakistan's security challenges, even as its generals offer Washington access to vast mineral wealth. Insurgents, armed with US-made weapons left in Afghanistan, threaten critical mining projects in Balochistan, complicating Pakistan's strategic mineral diplomacy and its balancing act between China and the US. The Times of India · Feb 9
Pakistan arrests alleged mastermind behind deadly suicide bombing at Shiite mosque Pakistani security forces raid multiple locations and arrest four suspects The Independent UK · Feb 8
IS owns up 'suicide attack' on Pakistan Shia mosque; toll now 36 The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for a deadly blast at a Shia mosque in Islamabad, which resulted in over three dozen casualties. The terror outfit's mouthpiece stated the attack was a Fidayeen operation by a soldier of the Islamic State in Pakistan Province. This claim comes amidst growing sectarian… The Times of India · Feb 8
The Times of India · Feb 7 Islamabad blast: ISIS affiliate claims responsibility for the attack that killed 36 The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for a deadly suicide bombing at a Shiite mosque in Islamabad, which killed at least 36. The group stated Shiites are a target, citing their involvement in fighting ISIS in Syria. Authorities have arrested several suspects, including the alleged mastermind, as investigations into the…
The Independent UK · Feb 7 Islamic State affiliate claims suicide bombing that killed 31 at Shiite mosque in Pakistani capital An affiliate of the Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for a deadly suicide bombing inside a Shiite mosque on the outskirts of Pakistan’s capital that killed 31 people and wounded 169 others
The Times of India · Feb 7 ‘We bowed and then an explosion’: Witnesses recall suicide blast that tore through Pakistan mosque A suicide bombing at a mosque in Islamabad killed at least 31 people and injured dozens more, with the death toll expected to rise. The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the attack, which involved gunfire before the explosion. This marks the deadliest incident in the capital since 2008.
The Independent UK · Feb 6 Bulletin world briefing: Mosque bomb kills 31 and ex-Norweigian PM probed over Epstein ties Here are five of the biggest stories from around the world today. Suicide bomber kills at least 31 at mosque in Pakistan’s capital Islamabad Norwegian police investigate ex-prime minister over Epstein link Who is the senior Russian general shot multiple times in Moscow? Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia to give away thousands…
The Guardian - UK · Feb 6 Mosque bombing in Pakistan capital kills at least 31 people Police investigating whether blast that injured at least 169 at Friday prayers in Islamabad was suicide attack
Euronews · Feb 6 Bombing at mosque in Islamabad kills at least 31 during Friday prayers At least 31 people were killed and 169 wounded in a bombing at a Shiite mosque near Islamabad, as Pakistan faces a surge in extremist violence.
Euronews · Feb 6 Kazakhstan's Tokayev visits Pakistan to deepen strategic partnership Kazakh president's visit to Islamabad brings major transport, trade and cultural deals as Kazakhstan and Pakistan plan new corridors via the Caspian Sea and Afghanistan.
The Times of India · Feb 6 Suicide blast in Pakistan: Videos shows chaos outside Islamabad's Imambargah after deadly explosion A video showing the aftermath of a suicide bombing at a Shia place of worship in Pakistan’s capital has surfaced, capturing scenes of chaos and panic following the deadly attack that killed at least 31 people and injured more than 160 people.
The Independent UK · Feb 6 Thousands mourn 31 killed in suicide attack on Pakistan mosque as Isis affiliate claims responsibility Attack occurs as Pakistan’s Western-allied government struggles to contain surge in militant assaults
The Times of India · Feb 6 'Blew himself up after being stopped at gate': What we know about Pakistan suicide bomb blast A devastating suicide bombing at a Shia mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan, claimed at least 31 lives and injured over 160 during Friday prayers. The attacker detonated himself after being stopped at the imambargah's gate. Authorities are investigating the incident, with initial reports suggesting foreign links. This attack follows recent violence…
Whats Hot · Feb 6 At Least 10 Dead in Massive Explosion at Shia Meeting Hall in Islamabad At least 10 people were killed and several others injured after a blast ripped through an Imambargah in Islamabad, according to reports by news outlet Dawn. The explosion occurred at the Terlai Imambargah in the Shehzad Town area of the federal capital.