Sunday, November 30th, 2025
A Lone Gunman Sparks Trump’s War on Legal Immigrants
By Qamar Bashir On a gray November afternoon, just two blocks from the White House, the story Donald Trump wanted to tell about a “safe and peaceful” capital exploded in a hail of bullets. Two members of the National Guard, Specialist Sarah Beckstrom and Staff Sergeant Andrew Wolfe, were on routine foot patrol when an Afghan-born gunman walked up and opened fire in a sudden ambush that stunned the entire nation. The attack was quick, brutal, and merciless. Beckstrom died the next day, and Wolfe continues to fight for hisRead More
FO rejects UN ‘ungrounded, misplaced apprehensions’ over 27th Amendment
ISLAMABAD, NOV 30: Expressing deep concern, Pakistan has categorically refuted the ungrounded and misplaced apprehensions on behalf of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights over the recently passed 27th Constitutional Amendment. In a statement issued on Sunday, the Foreign Office highlighted that the Constitutional tweaks were adopted by the two-thirds majority of the parliament and that “all legislation, as well as any amendment to the Constitution, remains the exclusive domain of the elected representatives of the people of Pakistan”. “Democracy and democratic methods form the bedrock of civilRead More
Pakistan strongly reacts to UN HR office statement
The Foreign Office stressed that the amendment was passed by a two-thirds majority in Parliament after following all constitutional procedures. It underlined that Pakistan remains fully committed to safeguarding human rights, human dignity, fundamental freedoms and the rule of law, as guaranteed by the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan Saifullah Ansar ISLAMABAD, NOV 30 /DNA/ – Pakistan on Saturday strongly rejected what it called a “baseless and misguided” statement issued by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) regarding the recently adopted 27thRead More
Pakistan Bags Three Bronze at World Fitness Championship
By our correspondent ISLAMABAD: Pakistan achieved remarkable success at the World Fitness Challenge & Bodybuilding Championship, held in Khobar, Saudi Arabia, by securing three bronze medals at the prestigious global event. Organized under the umbrella of the International Fitness and Bodybuilding Federation (IFBB), the championship featured athletes from 57 countries, where the Pakistani contingent showcased exceptional skill, discipline, and determination. All three medalists proudly represented the Pakistan Army, underscoring the institution’s strong contribution to national sports and physical excellence. In the women’s division, Olympian Sadaf Siddiqui—who also won three goldRead More