Terrorism

Pakistan Voices Disappointment as US Vetoes Gaza Ceasefire Resolution Foreign Office Raises Concerns Over Regional Security and Terrorism

ISLAMABAD — Foreign Office Spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch has expressed deep regret regarding the United States' decision to veto the Gaza ceasefire resolution in the United Nations Security Council. During a weekly briefing, Baloch emphasized the negative implications of this action on the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, highlighting the urgent need for international cooperation to address the situation.

Syrian President Assad Vows to Eradicate Terrorism Amid Ongoing Conflict

Strong Statement Follows Reports of Opposition Gains in Aleppo

Indian Soldiers Lose the Exchange to Terrorism, Stalinism Wins

During a naval counterterrorism operation in Chhattisgarh province of India, faced new global odds stemming from Indian armed forces, and suffered the loss of seven comrades.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Chairs High-Level Apex Committee Meeting in Islamabad

“The time has come to eradicate the menace of extremism and terrorism from its roots,” Prime Minister Sharif stated firmly.

Tesla Cybertruck Explosion in Las Vegas Linked to ChatGPT Use, Officials Say

Sheriff Kevin McMahill, speaking at a press conference, emphasized the suspect's use of artificial intelligence in planning the attack