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EAM: India, US Collaborate on Deportee Rights

India's Foreign Secretary has confirmed that talks are ongoing with the US government to ensure that Indians deported from the US are treated fairly and equitably.

Health Crisis: Rajouri Pesticide Stores Now Closed

Following the deaths of 17 people under mysterious circumstances, Jammu and Kashmir authorities have closed all pesticide and insecticide shops in Rajouri to prevent further incidents.

Indian Deportations: US Embassy Clarifies Immigration Laws

The US Embassy has clarified its stance on the deportation of Indians, saying that enforcing existing immigration laws is part of its powers to comply with the law.

UN Agencies Concerned Over Pakistan’s Afghan Refugee Expulsion Plan

Last week, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif approved a plan to deport approximately three million Afghan refugees, including those with legal documents, undocumented migrants, and asylum seeke...

PTI’s Anti-Govt Alliance Takes Shape with Abbasi at Helm

According to reports, the meeting between PTI leaders and Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, a former PML-N lawmaker from Murree, took place following PTI founder Imran Khan’s letter to Chief of Army Staff General...

President Asif Ali Zardari Meets Chinese President Xi Jinping

The two leaders held discussions on regional and global issues, emphasizing the importance of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) in enhancing regional connectivity, mutual benefits, and econo...

PM Shehbaz Sharif to Address Global Climate Conference ‘Breathe Pakistan’

The two-day conference, scheduled for Thursday and Friday, will bring together national and international experts to explore viable solutions to climate change

Taliban Seeks Fresh Start with U.S. After War, Says Foreign Ministry Spokesperson

Abdul Qahar Balkhi, spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, emphasized in an interview with CBS News that Afghanistan aims to turn the page on war and engage in constructive dialogue with th...

Five Arrested in Khost Family Massacre, Three Confess to Crime

Khost Police Commander Abdullah Hamad indicated that early findings suggest a possible connection to a decades-old conflict. "About 30 to 35 years ago, their brother was killed, and these suspects wer...