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PoliticsThousands of Imran Khan Supporters March on Islamabad Demanding His Release Amid Health Concerns
Thousands of PTI supporters are marching towards Islamabad to demand the release of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan amid growing concerns over his health and ongoing political tensions.
Breaking NewsSearch Operations Underway as Debris Near Nantucket Linked to Missing Medical Aircraft
Debris discovered near Nantucket is believed to be from the missing medical plane, while Imran Khan's party launches a march to Islamabad demanding his release.
PoliticsThousands of PTI Supporters Launch March in Pakistan After Government Talks Collapse
Thousands of PTI supporters have launched a protest march in Pakistan after talks between the government and Imran Khan's party collapsed. The demonstration aims to pressure authorities into releasing the jailed former prime minister.
PoliticsUnraveling the Roots of Recurring Conflict Between Pakistan and Afghanistan
Despite initial optimism following the 2021 Taliban takeover, relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have fractured over allegations of harboring militant groups, raising concerns about the fallout of ongoing violence.
PoliticsPakistan Imposes Strict Security Measures and Arrests Opposition Figures Ahead of Protests to Free Imran Khan
Pakistan has implemented severe security lockdowns and arrested key opposition figures as authorities brace for a planned protest march demanding the release of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Breaking NewsDemonstrators Blockade Elbit Systems Factory and Protest Over Fuel Prices in Islamabad
Protesters marched in Islamabad to voice anger over soaring fuel prices, while demonstrators also blockaded the Elbit Systems factory over weapons supply to Israel.
PoliticsFamily Reports Detention of Imran Khan's Three Sisters Ahead of Islamabad March
Family members state that three sisters of Imran Khan have been detained ahead of the Islamabad march, according to recent video reports.
PoliticsFamily Claims Detention of Imran Khan's Three Sisters Ahead of Islamabad Protest
Family members report that three sisters of Imran Khan have been detained ahead of a planned march in Islamabad.
Breaking NewsEscalating Security Crisis: Examining Pakistan's Ongoing Struggle with Recurrent Bombings
Pakistan faces ongoing security challenges following a recent mosque bombing claimed by a TTP-linked group, straining relations with neighboring Afghanistan.
Breaking NewsHero Nurse Remembers the Tragic Pakistan Nursery Fire and the Lives Lost
Staff nurse Razia Noreen recounts the devastating PIMS nursery fire in Islamabad where she heroically rescued one newborn while fourteen others tragically died.
Breaking NewsSevere Monsoon Rains Submerge Roads and Underground Areas in Islamabad
Heavy monsoon rains have caused severe flooding across roads and underground areas in Islamabad, as captured in recent video footage.
PoliticsTragic Hospital Fires in India and Islamabad Reveal Shared Institutional Indifference to Vulnerable Citizens
Recent tragic hospital fires in India and Pakistan resulting in the deaths of newborns expose a shared institutional indifference and a systemic failure to prioritize basic citizen safety over national military spending.
Breaking NewsTragic Hospital Fire in Islamabad Claims the Lives of at Least 15 Infants
A fire caused by an air conditioning fault at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) in Islamabad has killed at least 15 infants.
Breaking NewsTragic Hospital Fire Claims the Lives of at Least 15 Newborns in Islamabad
A fire caused by an air-conditioner compressor explosion in the children's ward at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) in Islamabad has killed at least 15 newborns.
PoliticsPakistan Government Challenges Supreme Court Order to Transfer Jailed Imran Khan to Private Hospital
The Pakistani government has filed a review petition challenging a Supreme Court order to transfer jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan to a private hospital for medical treatment.
PoliticsUS-Iran Peace Deal Collapses as 60-Day Deadline Expires Amid Strait of Hormuz Standoff
The 60-day deadline for a US-Iran peace agreement has expired without a resolution, leaving the Strait of Hormuz under a tense standoff and fuel prices rising.