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The Latest Breaking News from Pakistan

Morning Digest | India willing to talk to Pakistan on pilgrim flights; FTA dialogue productive, say India and U.K., and more

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The Hindu

Australia advance to U-19 World Cup semis

Australia have crushed Pakistan by 119 runs in their Under-19 Cricket World Cup quarter-final to advance to the last four of the tournament in the Caribbean.

AAP

At the Centre: On India-Central Asia summit

India must stay in step with the changes in the Central Asian region

The Hindu

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India willing to talk to Pakistan on pilgrim flights

Sources say agreement on sending humanitarian aid to Afghanistan through Pakistan likely shortly

The Hindu

India positive and ready to discuss with Pakistan expansion of pilgrimage sites, mode of travel: MEA

It is good news for pilgrims in India and Pakistan who wish to visit their respective religious sites on either side.

Dynamite News

Several Pakistani soldiers killed in southwest checkpost attack

At least 10 soldiers killed in attack on security checkpost in the southwest province of Balochistan earlier this week.

Al Jazeera

Ten Pakistani soldiers killed in insurgent attack, army says

Separatist insurgents have claimed responsibility for an attack on a Pakistani army post near a southwestern port in which China is investing, and the army said 10 soldiers were killed.

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Police arrest ‘prime suspect’ in killing of Pakistan journalist Hasnain Shah

The police in Pakistan have arrested a “prime suspect” in connection with the killing of Pakistani journalist Hasnain Shah, the Express Tribune reported yesterday. The suspect, Amir Butt, was arrested from a car showroom in Jail Road in Lahore on January 26.

Newslaundry

Keeping faith: On people-to-people initiatives and India-Pakistan ties

People-to-people initiatives can help build goodwill between India and Pakistan

The Hindu

Truth lost in translation as Pakistani suspect manipulates language gap

Following the second Covid-enforced adjournment of the year, the Paris attacks trial resumed on Tuesday with evidence from Muhammed Usman, one of the accused, on his religious background and his activities in the Syrian war zone. Nothing was terribly clear.

Radio France Internationale

Australia to tour Pakistan with full-strength squad

Once the formal tick of approval is received, we’ll announce the squad: Bailey

The Hindu

Why the tale of imprisoned Aafia Siddiqui still has such a strong hold over Pakistan

A British hostage-taker in a Texas synagogue demanded the release of a US-held woman whose true story remains a mystery, says Karachi-based author Mohammed Hanif

The Guardian - UK

Daily Dose Ep 955: Congress’s RPN Singh joins BJP, Pakistan journalist shot dead

Anna Priyadarshini brings you the news from Delhi, Maharashtra, Tonga and Pakistan.

Newslaundry

Gunmen kill Pakistani policeman guarding polio workers

Pakistan's police say gunmen shot and killed a police officer providing security for polio vaccination workers

The Independent UK

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20 Indian fishermen released from Pak jail after 4 years, repatriated via Attari-Wagah border

Pakistan has released 20 Indian fishermen and repatriated them via Wagah Border to India, confirmed a statement issued from the country's foreign ministry on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

First woman judge sworn into Pakistan's Supreme Court

Pakistan has a woman on its highest court for the first time

The Independent UK

Pakistan’s Imran Khan backs Gordon Brown’s call to aid starving in Afghanistan

More than 5,000 people have signed a Save The Children on line petition.

Dynamite News

Pak to hand over 20 Indian fishermen to India at Wagah

Twenty Indian fishermen arrested by Pakistan for allegedly entering into the country's territorial waters are set to be handed over to India through the Wagah border crossing on Monday, according to a senior jail official.

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Morning Digest | Pakistan sends India a plea by Hindu body for air pilgrimage; Houses of Parliament to work in shifts, and more

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AAP

Bailey backs busy Aussies to have IPL hit

Chairman of selectors George Bailey has no issue with Australia's multi-format stars signing up for the IPL during a busy stretch of international cricket.

The Hindu

Over 100 terrorists waiting across border, says BSF

‘Overall situation peaceful since ceasefire agreement with Pakistan, infiltration bids on the wane’

The Hindu

In a first, Pakistani Hindu leader proposes flights for pilgrims to India instead of Wagah road route

Officials strike cautious note, say government clearances may take time, given tensions

The Independent UK

Police: Gunmen kill Pakistani reporter working for local TV

Police and industry officials say gunmen on a motorcycle have shot and killed a Pakistani journalist in the eastern city of Lahore before fleeing the scene

The Hindu

ICC Awards: Babar Azam, Joe Root, Shaheen Afridi, Lizelle Lee bag top honours

Root wins Test Cricketer of the Year; Marais Erasmus was named the Umpire of the Year

Dynamite News

Pakistan PM had requested me to induct his 'old friend' Navjot Sidhu in my cabinet, says Amarinder Singh

Amid electioneering in high-stakes electoral battle Punjab, former state chief minister Capt Amarinder Singh said on Monday that he got a request from Pakistan Prime Minister for "inducting" Navjot Singh Sidhu into his cabinet after he was removed due to "incompetence".

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