Court Directs Police Action on Hawkers' Loudspeakers

A Rawalpindi court has directed city police to take legal action against street hawkers for illegally using loudspeakers and megaphones in residential areas, citing public distress and health concerns.

SC Ruling: Promotion Rights for Govt Employees Upheld

The Supreme Court of Pakistan has issued a landmark ruling declaring that eligible government employees have a right to promotion from the date of the first DPC meeting, protecting them from administrative delays.

UN Rights Chief Slams US Migrant Treatment

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has strongly condemned the United States' treatment of migrants, citing violations of international standards and calling for urgent reforms to protect vulnerable individuals.

Mazari and Chattah Convicted Under Cyber Terrorism Laws

The conviction of Iman Mazari and Hadi Ali Chattah under Pakistan's Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act for glorifying the Balochistan Liberation Army has sparked misinformation. This article details the legal proceedings and refutes claims of dissent sup

Afghanistan's Terror Ecosystem: A Global Threat Emerges

The 1988 Geneva Accords ended the Soviet invasion but failed to secure Afghanistan's stability, leading to warlordism, the Taliban's rise, and a terrorist ecosystem that now threatens global security, with recent attacks highlighting urgent international

Police Arrest 4-Member Lock-Breaking Gang

A four-member gang specializing in lock-breaking has been arrested by police in a significant operation, marking a breakthrough in combating property crimes across the region.

Duterte to Face ICC Hearing on February 23

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is scheduled to appear before the International Criminal Court on February 23, facing allegations related to his controversial drug war. This high-profile case has drawn significant international attention and l

Pakistan, Myanmar Pledge to Boost Bilateral Cooperation

Pakistan and Myanmar have committed to enhancing bilateral cooperation through sustained engagement across multiple sectors, with officials emphasizing mutual benefit and historical ties during high-level talks in Islamabad.

NATO Compromise on Greenland, Official Says

NATO is advancing toward a compromise regarding Greenland, as confirmed by an official, amid ongoing diplomatic discussions and strategic considerations in the region.

Myanmar Junta Ends Poll, Ally Set to Win

Myanmar's military junta has concluded a widely criticized election, with its allied party expected to secure a decisive victory amid international condemnation and domestic unrest.

WHO Rejects US Withdrawal Reasons as Untrue

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus dismisses US criticism as false, warning withdrawal makes US and world less safe amid financial dispute over unpaid dues.

KP CM Rejects Federal Claim on Tirah Displacement

Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi has strongly refuted the federal government's assertion that Tirah valley residents' displacement is voluntary, calling it misleading and factually incorrect.

ANP's Aimal Calls for Elimination of Terrorism in Pakistan

Aimal Wali Khan, the President of the Awami National Party (ANP), has strongly urged for the complete elimination of terrorism in Pakistan, emphasizing the need for robust security measures and national unity to combat this persistent threat.

Pakistani Returns After 25 Years in Indian Jails

Asghar Ali, a Pakistani citizen from Rahim Yar Khan, has returned home after spending 25 years in Indian prisons following an accidental border crossing during a hunting trip in 2000. The Indian Supreme Court ordered his release, ending his prolonged inca

Punjab CM Orders Fire Safety Audits for Major Buildings

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has mandated immediate fire safety audits for all major buildings across the province, following recent incidents. This directive aims to enhance public safety and prevent future tragedies.

People's Movements: Social, Political, Economic Impact

This article explores the multifaceted impact of people's movements in Pakistan, covering social change, political dynamics, and economic consequences. It provides insights into recent trends and historical context.

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