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In a major boost to Pakistan’s border security efforts, Pakistan anti-terror operations have successfully eliminated 71 militants during a three-day operation near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. The latest clash, between April 27 and 28 in North Waziristan’s Hassan Khel area, saw security forces neutralize 17 more terrorists reportedly acting under “Indian masters.” The army remains determined …
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai has called on the government of Pakistan to immediately halt the Afghan girl deportation process, citing both humanitarian and legal concerns. Speaking through her organization, the Malala Fund, she emphasized the urgent need to protect Afghan girls and women facing threats under Taliban rule. Humanitarian Concerns Raised Malala expressed …
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The Afghan refugee repatriation process continues to gain momentum, with 4,966 Afghan nationals departing for Afghanistan on Sunday night alone, according to an official report. Breakdown of Departures The report revealed that among the total number of refugees, 1,698 individuals possessed Afghan Citizen Cards (ACC), while the remaining 3,268 were unregistered residents in Pakistan. Deportations …
The ongoing Afghan migrant deportation drive in Pakistan has intensified following the government’s deadline for undocumented foreign nationals. Since April 1, 2025, authorities have deported 944 Afghan families, totaling 6,700 individuals, as part of the national repatriation campaign. Mass Deportations Through Torkham Immigration officials reported that the deported individuals were first moved to the Landi …
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For hundreds of thousands of Afghan refugees, Pakistan is the only home they have ever known. But from April 1, they face forced deportation, leaving behind decades of memories, businesses, and relationships. The government crackdown on Afghan nationals has intensified, with nearly 850,000 Afghans expelled between September 2023 and February 2025. A Lifetime in Pakistan, …
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The Afghan Taliban government has urged Pakistan to delay the deportation of Afghan refugees as the deadline for Afghan Citizenship Card (ACC) holders expired on March 31. The Afghan authorities expressed concern over the forced repatriation of thousands of Afghans, emphasizing the need for a humane approach and voluntary return. Pakistan’s Deadline for Afghan Refugees …
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A tragic car ramming incident in Munich has left 28 people injured, with authorities treating it as a suspected attack. Police confirmed the suspect, a 24-year-old Afghan asylum seeker with a history of theft and drug offenses, was known to law enforcement. Suspect Arrested After Ramming Trade Union Rally The suspect accelerated into a trade …
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The new Afghan ruling government has contacted Pakistan’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to request permission for planned flights by Afghanistan Airlines Ariana and Kam Air. The Afghan Ministry of Civil Aviation submitted a letter to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) requesting approval for the planned flights of Afghanistan Airlines Ariana and Kam Air to Pakistan, …
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