Monday, December 8th, 2025
Pakistan’s response will be ‘more severe’ next time, CDF warns India at GHQ ceremony
RAWALPINDI, DEC 8: Chief of Defence Forces and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir has warned India of more “severe response” if it resorted to any aggression against Pakistan. “India should not be in any delusion [as] Pakistan’s response [in case of any aggression] will be even more swift and intense,” CDF Munir said while speaking to the officers of the armed forces following a guard of honour ceremony held at the GHQ to honour him on being appointed as the country’s first CDF. During the ceremony, theRead More
Bosnia’s Islamic community alarms over intensifying Islamophobic campaign
SARAJEVO, DEC 8 /DNA/ – The Islamic Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina has sounded the alarm over what it describes as a coordinated and intensifying Islamophobic campaign aimed at Bosniaks and the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In a strongly worded statement, the Riyasat’s Public Relations Office warned the domestic and international public that radical political actors are attempting to manufacture an “Islamic threat” narrative targeting the country’s Muslim population. According to the statement, right-wing politicians from within Bosnia, the region and beyond have recently amplified hateful rhetoric, while pseudo-academicRead More
Pakistani students to participate in JENESYS exchange program in Japan
ISLAMABAD, DEC 7 /DNA/ – On the invitation by the Government of Japan, five Pakistani university students will travel to Japan to participate in the JENESYS (Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youths) program. The students are scheduled to visit Japan from December 16 to 23, joining a delegation of 35 high school and university students from SAARC countries. This year’s program centers on the theme “Environmental Sustainability and Disaster Resilience.” Established by the Japanese Government, the JENESYS program is a youth exchange program between Japan and theRead More
Iran says dual national arrested for spying for Israel
TEHRAN, DEC 8 (AFP/APP): Iran’s judiciary said Monday that a dual national arrested during the recent 12-day war with Israel has been referred to trial on charges of spying for the enemy. The judiciary’s Mizan Online news agency did not name the defendant, describing him only as a “dual national who lives in a European country” and was arrested in Iran during the June war. It said an Iranian court has begun hearing his case, in which he is accused of “intelligence cooperation and espionage in the interest of theRead More