Wednesday, February 5th, 2025
Karzai pay tributes to Karim Agha Khan
Shamim Shahid PESHAWAR: Former President of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai while showing concern over sad demise of Prince Karim Agha Khan, termed it a great loss to people from all over third world countries especially Afghanistan. Through a condolence message on Wednesday, Hamid Karzai States, ” The death of His Highness Prince Karim Agha Khan; the religious Imam of the Ismailian of the world is considered a great loss, I express my deepest condolences and sympathy to his family, relatives and followers.” He further states, ” we belong to Allah andRead More
COAS vows unwavering support for IIOJK people on Kashmir Day
RAWALPINDI, FEB 5: /DNA/ – Chief of Army Staff (COAS), General Syed Asim Munir, NI (M), visited Muzaffarabad, where he paid homage to the sacrifices of the martyrs. Upon arrival at the Jammu and Kashmir Monument, he laid floral wreath at the Martyrs’ Monument and offered rich tributes to the unparalleled sacrifices of the Shuhada. While paying homage to the martyrs of Kashmir, COAS also commended the unwavering dedication, professional excellence, and combat readiness of the deployed officers and soldiers in the face of challenging operational conditions in Kashmir. HeRead More
Kashmir will remain corner stone of Pakistan’s foreign policy, PM assures Hurriyat leaders
MUZAFFARABAD, FEB 5 (APP/DNA):Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has assured that issue of Jammu and Kashmir was a cornerstone of the country’s foreign policy and will continue to be so till its resolution. Talking to a delegation of All Parties Hurriyat Conference here on Wednesday the Prime Minister reaffirmed Pakistan’s moral, diplomatic, and political support for the struggle of Kashmiri brothers and sisters. “The sacrifices of Kashmiris who have laid down their lives in the struggle for the right to self-determination will not go in vain,” the Prime Minister said. HeRead More
Pat Cummins out? Australia faces major blow ahead of Champions Trophy
Australia’s participation in the upcoming Champions Trophy has been dealt a significant blow with skipper Pat Cummins “heavily unlikely” to feature in the tournament due to an ongoing ankle injury. Cummins, who had opted out of the Test series in Sri Lanka for the birth of his second child, has been unable to resume bowling after his injury worsened following Australia’s Test series win over India last month. “Pat Cummins hasn’t been able to resume any type of bowling so he’s heavily unlikely,” McDonald told Australian radio station SEN. “SoRead More
HRDN holds rountable discussion to strengthen Corporate, Development sector collaborationV
ISLAMABAD, FEB 5 (APP/DNA):Human Resource Development Network (HRDN) on Wednesday held a round-table discussion to bolster and strengthen collaboration between corporate and development sectors for achieving impactful partnerships. The high-level roundtable discussion was headed by Chairperson of HRDN Roomi S. Hayat, CEO of The Asia Foundation Muzaffar Ud Din and CEO of HRDN Robeela Bangash. Almost 30 development and corporate sector organisations, including NRSP, TRDP, SRSP, GBTI, IRM, RSPN, JAZZ, SPO, Mari Petroleum, and others, participated in this meaningful discussion through their representatives. Chairperson of HRDN Dr. Roomi S. HayatRead More
U.S. recognizes China as an equal power
By: Qamar Bashir Macomb, Detroit, Michigan While China has imposed retialory tariff from 10% to 15% on the US imports, for the first time in U.S. history, Secretary of State Marco Antonio Rubio openly acknowledged that China is a great power and is poised to provide global leadership in the near future. He recognized China as the largest trading partner of the United States and likely to remain so for the foreseeable future. Unlike the traditionally hawkish stance of many U.S. lawmakers, Rubio outlined a more measured and pragmatic approachRead More