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Author: Abdul Qayyum

Power Shift in Iran? NYT Reveals Supreme Leader’s Limited Role as Military Commanders Take Control

April 23, 2026

Explosive report claims Iran’s key decisions are being driven by Revolutionary Guard commanders as the supreme leader recovers from injuries and governs remotely. A startling report has raised fresh questions about who truly holds power in Iran, suggesting a significant shift within the country’s leadership structure following recent turmoil. According to The New York Times, […]

Sobia Khan Becomes First Transgender Warden in KP Prisons Department

April 23, 2026

Appointment of Sobia Khan as jail warden in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is being hailed as a milestone for social inclusion and equal opportunity in public institutions PESHAWAR: In a landmark development reflecting growing social inclusion in Pakistan, Sobia Khan, also known as “Bebo,” has been appointed as a warden in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Prisons Department, becoming […]

Pakistan Says Iran Signals Readiness to Resume In-Person Talks with the United States

April 23, 2026

Pakistan says it has received encouraging signals from Iran indicating willingness to resume face-to-face negotiations with the United States amid ongoing ceasefire diplomacy ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has stated that it has received encouraging signals from Iran indicating readiness to resume in-person talks with the United States, marking a potential step forward in ongoing diplomatic efforts aimed […]

Indian Air Defence JCO Resigns, Alleges Neglect of Troop Casualties

April 23, 2026

Reported resignation highlights alleged concerns over unacknowledged casualties and morale within Indian air defence unit NEW DELHI: A reported resignation attributed to Anurag Thakur, a junior commissioned officer (JCO) in India’s air defence unit, has surfaced, raising serious allegations about the handling of military casualties and internal morale. According to the statement circulating in media […]

Government Employees in Islamabad’s Red Zone Told to Work From Home

April 23, 2026

Cabinet Division directs federal employees in Islamabad’s Red Zone to work remotely while remaining available for immediate office attendance if required ISLAMABAD: The Cabinet Division of Pakistan has issued a notification directing certain government employees to work from home, as part of temporary administrative measures affecting key federal offices in the capital. The directive, issued […]

Iran Extends Ceasefire, Signals De-escalation in Regional Tensions

April 23, 2026

Parallel ceasefire extensions by Iran and the United States create an opening for renewed diplomatic engagement and reduced tensions ISLAMABAD: Iran has conveyed to Pakistan that it is extending the ongoing ceasefire, in a move being viewed as a positive step toward reducing regional tensions and keeping diplomatic efforts alive. According to sources, the message […]

Oil Supply Disrupted in Islamabad as Transport Restrictions Stall Tankers

April 23, 2026

Restrictions on commercial vehicle entry disrupt petroleum supply chain in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, raising concerns over fuel shortages ISLAMABAD: The Oil Tankers Contractors Association has warned of significant disruptions in petroleum supply in Islamabad and Rawalpindi due to ongoing traffic restrictions and movement curbs imposed in connection with the arrival of foreign delegations. In a […]

Accountability Court Suspends Arrest Warrants for PM’s Daughter in Clean Water Case

April 23, 2026

Accountability court in Lahore allows surrender plea and suspends arrest warrants in long-running clean water corruption case LAHORE: An accountability court in Lahore has suspended arrest warrants, including permanent and red warrants, issued against Rabia Imran and her spouse Imran Ali Yousaf in connection with the clean water company corruption case. The decision was announced […]

Controversial Judge Transfer Plan Advances as Consent Clause Removed

April 22, 2026

Judicial Commission set to consider transfer of Islamabad High Court judges to other provinces following constitutional changes removing consent requirement. ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has initiated the implementation of judicial reforms introduced under the 27th Constitutional Amendment, paving the way for the transfer of high court judges across provinces without their consent. According to sources, a crucial […]

Strong Electoral Interest as Hundreds Enter Race for 24 GB Assembly Seats

April 22, 2026

Scrutiny process begins after hundreds of candidates submit nomination papers across 24 constituencies in Gilgit-Baltistan GILGIT: A total of 664 candidates have submitted their nomination papers for 24 constituencies of the Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly, marking a significant level of participation ahead of the upcoming elections, according to officials. Data shared by Election Commission of Gilgit-Baltistan shows […]

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Author: Abdul Qayyum

Power Shift in Iran? NYT Reveals Supreme Leader’s Limited Role as Military Commanders Take Control

Pakistan Says Iran Signals Readiness to Resume In-Person Talks with the United States

Indian Air Defence JCO Resigns, Alleges Neglect of Troop Casualties

Government Employees in Islamabad’s Red Zone Told to Work From Home

Iran Extends Ceasefire, Signals De-escalation in Regional Tensions

Oil Supply Disrupted in Islamabad as Transport Restrictions Stall Tankers

Accountability Court Suspends Arrest Warrants for PM’s Daughter in Clean Water Case

Controversial Judge Transfer Plan Advances as Consent Clause Removed

Strong Electoral Interest as Hundreds Enter Race for 24 GB Assembly Seats

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