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Senior journalist and anchor Shehzad Iqbal has revealed crucial information about the May 6–7 air skirmish between Pakistan and India. He confirmed that Indian Air Force (IAF) jets did not fire a single missile during Pakistan’s retaliatory strikes. Indian jets failed to lock targets Iqbal reported that Indian fighter jets failed to lock onto any …
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Israeli forces continued their deadly assault on Gaza early Tuesday. Medical sources confirmed Israeli attacks killed at least 56 Palestinians since early morning. Israeli strikes killed at least 50 people in northern Gaza alone. In the south, Israeli forces pounded Khan Younis. Relentless airstrikes and shelling buried entire families under rubble. The assaults overwhelmed hospitals. Ambulances …
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The guns have fallen silent. But the failure still echoes across New Delhi. After weeks of threats, airspace violations, and diplomatic bluster, India accepted a ceasefire — without gaining anything concrete. For Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government, this is more than a tactical pause. It’s a symbolic setback. France, Israel, and Russia: Disappointed Allies France …
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ISLAMABAD – The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Monday adjourned the hearing of Zahir Jaffer’s appeal against his death sentence in the Noor Mukadam murder case until May 19. A three-member bench led by Justice Hashim Kakar, with Justice Ishtiaq Ibrahim and Justice Ali Baqar Najafi, heard the high-profile case. Zahir Jaffer’s defence counsel Salman …
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) extended its record-breaking rally on Tuesday. The benchmark KSE-100 Index surged past the 120,000 mark again, fueled by a ceasefire with India, IMF funding approval, and hopes for tax relief in the upcoming federal budget. Investor confidence remained strong following Monday’s historic session. Markets opened with momentum as diplomatic progress …
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Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has said India made a serious miscalculation regarding Pakistan’s strength and determination to respond to its recent aggression. Speaking to the media on Monday, Dar stated, “They all saw what happened to the Indian Air Force. When we responded three days later with drones and missiles, they realised the damage they …
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In a deadly escalation between nuclear-armed rivals, India’s unprovoked strikes on May 6 and 7 killed 51 Pakistanis, including 11 armed forces personnel and 40 civilians, according to a statement released Monday by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). The military’s media wing called the attacks “barbaric” and “dastardly,” confirming that Indian forces specifically targeted innocent …
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Gaza’s hospitals are struggling to cope with the overwhelming pressure caused by Israel’s ongoing blockade. The situation is dire, and healthcare officials warn that if the blockade continues, hospitals may soon be forced to stop services entirely. The United Nations has described the humanitarian crisis in Gaza as “unbearable.” Hospitals are dealing with a constant …
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The United States and China have announced a new deal to significantly reduce reciprocal tariffs. The agreement, revealed on Monday, marks a key step in easing the trade tensions between the two largest economies in the world. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed the deal during a press briefing in Geneva. He stated that both …
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has proposed gradually ending the military aid Israel receives from the United States, according to Maariv daily. Speaking to the Knesset’s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee on Sunday evening, Netanyahu said, “I think we will need to wean ourselves off American military aid.” Currently, Israel receives $4 billion annually in …
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Gaza – Hamas announced Sunday that it will release Edan Alexander, the last known living American hostage in Gaza, within the next 48 hours. The move is part of broader efforts to restart ceasefire negotiations, reopen Gaza crossings, and resume humanitarian aid deliveries. Two Hamas officials confirmed the planned release to the Associated Press. The …
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The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) witnessed a record-breaking rally on Monday. The KSE-100 Index surged by 9,926 points in a single session. With this sharp rise, the index soared to an all-time high of 117,104 points. This marks one of the largest single-day gains in the history of Pakistan’s financial markets. Trading Temporarily Halted Due …
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We stand at the edge of a new era in aerial warfare—one shaped not by the price tags of fighter jets but by the invisible wires of information, strategy, and software-driven coordination. The latest air encounter between India and Pakistan has shattered long-held assumptions about air superiority and redefined what victory looks like in the …
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Air Vice Marshal Aurangzeb revealed that Pakistan successfully used GPS jamming technology to bring down Indian drones. These drones, he said, were attempting to hit civilian areas inside Pakistan. He shared this information during a joint press conference. DG ISPR Lieutenant General Ahmad Sharif Chaudhry and Vice Admiral Rab Nawaz of the Pakistan Navy also …
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The military operations chiefs of Pakistan and India will hold key talks on Monday. This comes after a ceasefire brought an end to the fiercest border clashes in nearly 30 years. Both sides are now expected to discuss the next steps for stability in the region. Border Remains Calm After Ceasefire For the first time …
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Pakistani star Mawra Hocane has strongly responded to her Sanam Teri Kasam co-star Harshvardhan Rane, who recently said he will not act in the film’s sequel if the original cast — meaning Mawra — returns. Harshvardhan, in a public post, linked his decision to Mawra’s patriotic stance during the ongoing tensions between Pakistan and India. …
Millions of people take multivitamins every day. They believe these supplements boost their health, fill dietary gaps, and prevent illness. But research paints a different picture—one that’s far more nuanced. Multivitamins are not harmful in most cases, but they might not be as essential as many believe. What Science Really Says The U.S. Preventive Services …
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Thousands of Israelis gathered in central Tel Aviv on Saturday to demand an end to the ongoing war on Gaza and the immediate release of Israeli captives held in the besieged Palestinian enclave. The protests highlighted growing public dissatisfaction with the government’s handling of the situation. Hostages and Missing Families Forum Leads Rally The protest …
In May 2025, the skies over South Asia witnessed a dramatic shift. India’s air force, once confident in its aerial prowess, found itself grounded—not by choice, but by a stark new reality. The catalyst? A high-stakes confrontation with Pakistan, bolstered by China’s advanced military technology. The Prelude to Conflict The tension ignited after a tragic …
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A fragile ceasefire held on Sunday between Pakistan and India after four days of intense fighting. The conflict saw missiles and drones launched across the border. The fighting was the worst in nearly three decades. US President Donald Trump welcomed the ceasefire. He praised both nations and offered to help find a lasting solution on …
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Following the announcement of a ceasefire between Pakistan and India, celebrations erupted across major Pakistani cities on Saturday night. Citizens poured into the streets, waving flags and chanting slogans in support of the armed forces. The public praised the Pakistan military for its powerful and strategic response to Indian aggression. Massive crowds gathered in Islamabad, …
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Despite the full reopening of Pakistan’s airspace on Saturday, flight operations across the country remain severely affected. More than 150 flights were cancelled on Sunday, according to aviation officials. The disruption follows a ceasefire agreement between Pakistan and India after four days of intense cross-border strikes. Although hostilities have ceased, air traffic has yet to …
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Pakistan surprised India with the strength and precision of its military hardware, said British defence analyst Professor Michael Clarke on Saturday, as reported by Sky News. In an interview with a UK news outlet, Clarke remarked that India likely did not anticipate such a bold and calculated display. “The Indians might have been surprised by …
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