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Pakistan’s military rejects UN report alleging hundreds of civilian deaths in strikes on Afghanistan
Pakistan’s military has rejected as “baseless” a recent U.N. report that said Pakistani cross-border military operations killed nearly 500 civilians and wounded over 1,000 in neighboring Afghanistan between October and June.
Pakistan has indicated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be invited to the 2027 SCO Summit in Islamabad, emphasising that all member nations will receive invitations as per protocol amidst ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan.
Protests during regional elections in Pakistan-administered Kashmir have turned deadly, with leaders of a banned Kashmiri group saying on Wednesday more than 30 people had been killed around one town in clashes with security forces ahead of the second round.
Pakistan’s energy challenges cannot be resolved through isolated policy measures, as sustainable reform requires simultaneous efforts to improve grid reliability, lower electricity costs, and accelerate renewable energy deployment alongside initiatives to bring industries back to the national grid,
Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi emphasized that the nation's economic woes cannot be remedied through continuous borrowing, attributing the crisis to decades of governance failures, World News,
After India's CJP movement, Pakistan now has its own "Cockroach Party" focused on reform and accountability. The group says it wants to tackle corruption, unemployment and governance failures.
Pakistan Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi warned that united "cockroaches" could "overturn everything" in Pakistan. Naqvi's remarks came days after the CJP-led protests led to a minister's resignation in India and as the Asim Munir-led establishment is battling unrest in at least four fronts.
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Pakistan minister invokes 'cockroaches' analogy, says united Gen-Z can 'turn everything upside down'
Pakistan's interior minister declared the nation's governance system has collapsed. He urged political parties to create new administrative units and provinces. Sweeping constitutional and governance reforms are essential for Pakistan's progress.