Pakistan vows to counter Indo-US defense cooperation
Islamabad has conveyed its strong reservations to Washington for its deepening defence ties with New Delhi, viewing the development as a direct threat to the country’s security interests.
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US Consistently Calls On Pakistan To Take Steps To Disband All Terrorist Groups: Official
The US has been consistently calling on Pakistan to step up efforts to permanently disband all terrorist groups like the LeT, JuD and their various front organisations, a top state department official has said. Addressing the media on Monday, State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller said the US will raise the issue regularly with Pakistani officials and will continue to work together with it
Kashmir Witnesses Record Tourist Footfall As Domestic, Foreign Tourists Flock Valley
With the start of the insurgency, the numbers fell drastically and with peace returning to the Kashmir Valley, the foreign tourists are yet again getting attracted to Paradise on EarthKashmir has again become the first choice of international tourists. Over 15 thousand foreign tourists have visited the Kashmir Valley in the first six months of 2023. While the number of tourists coming to Kashmir
Greece Boat Tragedy: Number of Missing From PoK Surges To 166
Mirpur: In the Greece boat tragedy, the number of missing people from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir’s Kotli district has surged to 166, confirmed Mirpur Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police Dr Khalid Mahmood Chauhan, according to Geo News.On Monday, the Deputy Inspector General revealed that 88 more families of the boat case have contacted them. Earlier 50 families had contacted them.The data was
Pakistan Hands Official Demarche To US Envoy Over Modi-Biden Joint Statement
US Deputy Chief of Mission Andrew SchoferIslamabad: Pakistan’s foreign ministry summoned United States Deputy Chief of Mission and handed a demarche to him over a joint statement issued by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Joe Biden last week that called on Islamabad to ensure its territory was not used as a base for terrorist attacks.Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) on
Pakistan Army Sacks 3 Officers For Attacks On Its Installations
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan army said on Monday it had taken action against several officers, including sacking three officers one of whom was a lieutenant-general, as part of the military’s “self-accountability process” regarding the events of May 9 when military installations were targeted by protesters following the arrest of former prime minister Imran Khan in an alleged graft case.Addressing a
Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir Residents Seem To Have Returned To Stone Age: UKPNP Chairman
Muzaffarabad: The residents of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, who are living in the absence of basic facilities like hospital, and road, seems to have returned to the "Stone Age," said human rights activist and chairman of United Kashmir People’s National Party (UKPNP), Shaukat Ali Kashmiri.PoK has been reeling under several issues like an exorbitant rise in inflation, low literacy rate, rising
Rise In Targeted Killings, Violent Street Crimes In Peshawar Sparks Fear Among People
Islamabad: A sudden increase in targeted killings and violent street crimes in Pakistan’s Peshawar have set the alarm bells ringing for the capital city police, Pakistan-based The News International reported.Many people called for an improved probe into cases of street criminals held during the past many weeks so that the people behind the attacks are brought to book.The recent incidents have
India’s Kashmir Status No Longer Open For Negotiations: Defence Expert
New Delhi: The abrogation of Article 370 in Kashmir in August 2019, made it clear that India’s Kashmir question is not open for negotiation, or that India need not make concessions on Kashmir in order to have peace with Pakistan, an expert, author and columnist on international affairs, Raja Mohan, said on Monday.He was speaking at a book discussion event on Satinder Kumar Lambadh’s ‘In Pursuit
Miffed Pakistan Summons U.S. Deputy Mission Chief Over India-US Statement
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s foreign ministry on Monday summoned the U.S. embassy’s deputy chief of mission to express concern over a statement last week by U.S. President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi that called on Pakistan to ensure its territory was not used as a base for militant attacks.The statement from the United States and India was released after a meeting between the two