Case Filed Against Achakzai Over Rally Speech in Chaman
Police in Chaman registered a case against opposition leader Mahmood Khan Achakzai and others for inflammatory remarks at a public rally, under multiple penal code sections.
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India's Cockroach Youth Party Plans Street Protests
A fringe Indian political group, the Cockroach Youth Party, has announced plans for street protests to highlight issues of corruption and unemployment.
PTI Punjab Criticized for Weak Protest Mobilization
PTI's Punjab chapter faces criticism for failing to mobilize workers effectively, with party insiders and allies expressing disappointment over lackluster protests for Imran Khan.
Nawaz Sharif's Political Comeback: Gilgit-Baltistan Test
Nawaz Sharif's planned electioneering in Gilgit-Baltistan signals a potential political revival after years of restrained public role. Analysts debate the move's significance.
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Aleema Khan denies former army chief met Imran Khan in jail
Aleema Khan, sister of PTI founder Imran Khan, dismissed social media claims of a former army chief meeting him at Adiala Jail, calling them fake news.
JI Chief Slams PPP Over Karachi Water Crisis, Corruption
JI chief Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman criticizes PPP for failing to resolve Karachi's water crisis after 18 years in power, alleging corruption and mismanagement.
Nehru's Grand India Dream and Pakistan's Nuclear Deterrence
Nehru envisioned India as a regional hegemon, but Pakistan's creation thwarted that ambition. Decades of rivalry, Kashmir dispute, and nuclear deterrence define Pakistan-India relations.
Bilawal Calls for Same-Day Elections Nationwide
PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari believes holding elections in Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan separately distorts outcomes and deprives regions of genuine leadership, pushing for simultaneous polls nationwide.
Trump Primary Wins Mask Unpopularity Ahead of Midterms
Despite low approval ratings, Trump-backed candidates won key primaries in May. Experts say low turnout in primaries explains the contradiction, highlighting flaws in the US electoral system.
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India's Cockroach Janta Party Goes Viral, Spotlights Gen Z
A satirical 'Cockroach Janta Party' in India goes viral, highlighting Gen Z's anxieties about politics, climate change, and the future.
Sindh Transgender Job Quota Stalled Over Medical Exam
Sindh's 0.5% job quota for transgender persons remains unimplemented due to a mandatory medical exam for gender verification, which activists call discriminatory.
Fake Security Officer Arrested in Crackdown
Police arrested a man posing as a security checking officer in Islamabad, seizing fake ID cards and equipment used to deceive citizens.
Muslim Groups Say GOP Weaponizing Sharia Hearings
Muslim American organizations condemn Republican-led hearings on sharia law, calling them fear-mongering and discriminatory against Muslims in the US.
Nakba Anniversary: Gaza Catastrophe Worse Than 1948
Palestinians in Gaza mark the 78th Nakba anniversary, saying the current war is a greater catastrophe than 1948, with widespread destruction and displacement.
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Pakistan Police Probe Cocaine Queenpin's Network, Police Links
Pakistani police investigate a cocaine network linked to an alleged female trafficker, probing possible police facilitation and transnational connections.
Philippines Vows to Stop ICC-Wanted Senator From Fleeing
Philippines warns it will arrest Senator Ronald Dela Rosa if he tries to flee to evade ICC warrant over Duterte's drug war killings.
Ukrainian drone strike kills civilian in Belgorod
A Ukrainian drone attack killed a civilian in Russia's Belgorod region. The strike comes after a US-brokered truce expired, escalating attacks between the two nations.
Rwandan genocide suspect Félicien Kabuga dies at 91
Félicien Kabuga, accused of financing Rwanda's 1994 genocide, died in custody in The Hague at age 91, the UN court confirmed.
Court Declares K-Electric Negligent in Electrocution Case
A Senior Civil Judge ruled K-Electric negligent in an electrocution death, ordering compensation to the victim's family within 90 days, emphasizing the power utility's responsibility for public safety.
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PPP Leaders Dismiss Social Media Chatter, Reaffirm Public Welfare
PPP leaders dismiss social media criticism, reaffirming commitment to public welfare and development projects, focusing on serving the people of Pakistan.
Ex-FBI Agent Queries Tommaso Cioni Role in Nancy Guthrie Mystery
An ex-FBI agent raises doubts about Tommaso Cioni's employment status amid the ongoing disappearance case of Nancy Guthrie, seeking clarity on his involvement.
JUI-F Refuses Joint Movement with TTAP Until PTI Issues Resolved
JUI-F declines joining TTAP-PTI alliance until past grievances are addressed, despite talks of a broader opposition movement against inflation and constitutional amendments.
BISP: Empowering Women or Creating Dependency?
BISP, Pakistan's largest social safety net, faces criticism as 'dependency politics', but analysis shows it compensates women's unpaid labour and boosts financial inclusion.
Iranian Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi moved to Tehran hospital
Iran's imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi has been transferred to a Tehran hospital after a heart attack, with her sentence suspended on heavy bail, her family foundation announced.
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JUI-F Protests Killing of Religious Scholar in Bara
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (Fazl) held a protest in Bara tehsil against the murder of Maulana Sheikh Idrees, demanding justice and peace.
Bilawal Sets Age Limit of 35 Years for PPP Youth Wing
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari announces a maximum age limit of 35 years for the Workers, People's, and Youth Organisation of PPP, aiming to empower young leadership.
JUI-F Balochistan Demands Arrest of Killers, Reopen Seminaries
JUI-F Balochistan leaders demand arrest of Maulana Idrees' killers, reopening of sealed seminaries, and withdrawal of Mines and Minerals Bill, ahead of Quetta March on May 10.
Plan to Abolish Electoral College Nears Success in 2026
A decades-long effort to replace the Electoral College with a national popular vote may succeed in the 2026 midterms, as Democrats target swing states to reach the 270 electoral vote threshold.
Marka-e-Haq Success Elevated Pakistan's Dignity
Dr Mufti Noman Naeem praised the success of Marka-e-Haq, saying it elevated Pakistan's dignity and showcased unity among the nation.
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SFJ Leader Hails Pakistan Army as World's Most Powerful
A leader of the Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) group has praised the Pakistan Army, calling it the world's most resilient and powerful army.
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