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Iran has detained two undocumented Afghan nationals accused of working for the Mossad spy network. Authorities say the suspects were gathering intelligence and transmitting it through WhatsApp. The arrested men allegedly tried to send the location of a high-ranking Iranian official to their intelligence handler based in Germany. Officials claim they had earlier provided the coordinates of Iran’s state broadcaster (IRIB). They also revealed the address of a senior government figure residing in the upscale Saadat Abad area of Tehran. According to Iranian investigators, each espionage operation earned the suspects $2,000. These payments were made into bank accounts overseas, avoiding…

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ISLAMABAD – Pakistan has officially nominated Donald J. Trump for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, recognising his efforts in defusing a dangerous standoff between Pakistan and India. The nomination praises his direct diplomacy and his past offers to mediate the Kashmir dispute. In a formal statement issued on Saturday, Islamabad credited Trump with “strategic foresight” and “engaged intervention” that led to a swift ceasefire. Pakistan said this action prevented a possible regional war between two nuclear powers. The statement went on to applaud Trump’s repeated willingness to mediate on Kashmir. It described his involvement as “a sign of genuine statesmanship.”…

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The recent Trump Munir meeting at the White House has left a lasting impact. It marked a major moment in Pakistan’s diplomatic history. But sadly, it also gave birth to fresh waves of propaganda. While Indian lobbies naturally pushed anti-Pakistan narratives, some elements inside Pakistan also fueled conspiracy theories. These domestic voices played directly into the hands of the country’s enemies. This disturbing trend isn’t new. It was seen during the Pakistan-India standoff when some voices tried to discredit our armed forces. Despite global media confirming the events and Pakistan’s successful response, a few people attempted to blur the facts.…

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WASHINGTON, D.C.: Pakistan US relations entered a new era on Wednesday. President Donald Trump hosted Field Marshal Asim Munir at a special luncheon at the White House. This was not just a diplomatic meeting. It marked a turning point in how the United States views Pakistan. During the Oval Office media talk, Trump praised Pakistan’s leadership. He singled out Field Marshal Asim Munir. Trump called the Pakistani army chief an “influential” figure who helped avoid war with India. He stated, “I wanted to thank him for not going into the war, just ending the war.” Trump told reporters he was…

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A major terror attempt was foiled in Dera Ismail Khan when terrorists belonging to the outlawed Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Gandapur group, attacked a police party near Malang area within the Hathala police station jurisdiction. According to police sources, the terrorists, affiliated with the Kharijite extremists, tried to ambush a police team returning from duty in Tikwara. However, the alert officers retaliated swiftly and effectively, forcing the attackers to retreat. In the fierce exchange of fire, a key terrorist identified as Fatah son of Hanan was killed on the spot, while two others were reportedly injured. Fortunately, all members of the…

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ISLAMABAD: A local court in Islamabad has suspended the Ali Amin Gandapur arrest warrant in a case involving arms and liquor. The Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa appeared before Judicial Magistrate Mubashir Hassan Chishti on Thursday. The case had been registered at Bhara Kahu Police Station. At the start of the hearing, Gandapur’s lawyer, Raja Zahoorul Hassan, informed the court that the Peshawar High Court had already granted bail to the chief minister until July 3. He requested the magistrate to suspend the non-bailable arrest warrant issued earlier. The magistrate then questioned when the accused would submit his written response…

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RAWALPINDI: Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, reaffirmed Islamabad’s responsible role in promoting peace during his visit to the United States. The visit comes at a time of rising tensions in the Middle East. According to the ISPR, Munir emphasized Pakistan’s firm commitment to dialogue, diplomacy, and international law. In Washington D.C., he met with top American scholars, strategic experts, analysts, and international journalists. During this open exchange, the army chief clearly laid out Pakistan’s position on global and regional issues. He presented Pakistan’s balanced view of ongoing conflicts and stressed peaceful solutions through cooperation and…

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Islamabad has firmly denied reports circulating in Indian media that the United States asked Pakistan for military bases to conduct operations against Iran. Government sources dismissed the claims as “completely false and baseless.” Officials in Pakistan described the story as another attempt by Indian media to spread fake news. “This is part of a broader propaganda campaign,” said a senior official. He pointed to earlier examples like the Jafar Express incident and the Pahalgam episode, where India also spread disinformation targeting Pakistan. Authorities in Islamabad believe these latest lies aim to create confusion after Field Marshal Asim Munir’s recent meeting…

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Iran has fired a missile at Beersheba, a city in southern Israel, in what Tehran calls a “measured response” to ongoing Israeli military aggression. The missile directly struck its target, sparking fires and damaging buildings. Israeli officials reported at least six people with minor injuries. Iranian state media confirmed the strike. It happened as regional hostilities intensify, especially after a series of Israeli air raids on Iranian soil. Just hours before the missile launch, Israeli warplanes carried out attacks on Tehran and other areas. Over 60 fighter jets and 120 bombs were involved, hitting industrial zones. However, the Iranian Ministry…

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FAISALABAD: Thousands of powerloom workers took to the streets on Wednesday, launching a massive Faisalabad powerloom workers protest against the Punjab government’s new minimum wage policy. The recently proposed wage of Rs 40,000 per month has been outrightly rejected by the city’s textile labor force. The protest began shortly after the provincial budget was announced. Workers in Faisalabad’s industrial areas walked off their jobs, chanting slogans against what they called an “anti-labor budget.” Several demonstrations were reported across key textile zones, causing disruption in factory operations. Leaders of the Faisalabad powerloom workers protest stated that the proposed wage fails to…

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