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US Immigration denied Sikh Man Medical Care

October 13, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
Karachi's Colonial History

Karachi’s Colonial History

October 13, 2025 — Pakistan — By: Hiba Omair
Pakistan launched strong retaliatory strikes, destroying several Afghan border posts after a deadly cross-border attack that killed Pakistani soldiers. Both the President and Prime Minister vowed there would be “no compromise” on national security, calling the operation a necessary and measured response. The strikes came amid rising tensions between Islamabad and Kabul over militant sanctuaries. Officials stressed that the action was defensive and targeted only those responsible for the assault. Residents near the border reported heavy shelling overnight, while analysts warned the latest clash could further strain already fragile Pakistan-Afghanistan relations.

Pakistan Strikes Back After Border Attack — ‘No Compromise,’ Say PM and President

October 12, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
Some road blockages in Islamabad were lifted after days of disruption, but Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) protesters remain camped outside the city in Muridke. The group’s spokesperson confirmed that demonstrators have not advanced beyond Muridke and Sadhoke, despite earlier fears of a march toward the capital. Authorities continue negotiations with the group to defuse tensions peacefully. Traffic flow in the city has begun to improve, although commuters still face diversions in key areas. The government has assured that it will maintain law and order while addressing the protesters’ concerns through dialogue.

Roadblocks Ease in Islamabad, but TLP Protesters Remain Camped in Muridke

October 12, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
A major controversy erupted in India after women journalists were reportedly barred from attending a press conference by Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi. The decision sparked outrage across media circles and political ranks, with Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi calling it an “insult to some of India’s most competent women.” Many journalists described the move as discriminatory and unacceptable, demanding an official explanation. Press unions and rights groups condemned the incident, saying such practices undermine press freedom and gender equality. The episode has raised diplomatic questions over India’s handling of the event.

Outrage in India After Women Journalists Barred from Afghan FM’s Press Conference

October 12, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
China has accused the United States of “severely harming” its interests through what it called unfair trade practices. The Chinese Commerce Ministry defended recent restrictions on rare earth exports, arguing they are essential for protecting national interests and environmental sustainability. Beijing said US actions have undermined the atmosphere of cooperation in trade talks. Rare earths are critical to industries such as electric vehicles and semiconductors, making the issue globally significant. Analysts say the move could disrupt global supply chains and deepen economic tensions between the world’s two largest economies.

China Defends Rare Earth Export Curbs, Blames US for Rising Trade Tensions

October 12, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
Pakistan’s opener Imam-ul-Haq narrowly missed a century in the first Test against South Africa, falling for 94 after a patient 236-minute innings. Left-arm spinner Senuran Muthusamy dismissed him just before tea, with Tony de Zorzi taking the catch at short leg. Imam’s composed knock, featuring seven fours and a six, had anchored Pakistan’s innings before his late dismissal shifted momentum toward South Africa. The match remains evenly poised as both sides battle for control in testing conditions. Fans praised Imam’s form and temperament despite the heartbreaking end to his innings.

Imam-ul-Haq Falls Short of Century as South Africa Strike Before Tea

October 12, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
Qantas Confirms Data Breach Exposing Millions of Customers’ Information

Qantas Confirms Data Breach Exposing Millions of Customers’ Information

October 12, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
A UN peacekeeper was wounded in southern Lebanon after being hit by an Israeli grenade, the UN peacekeeping force (UNIFIL) confirmed. The incident occurred as peacekeepers were providing security for workers clearing rubble from recent fighting. UNIFIL said Israeli drones have dropped multiple grenades in the area this month, raising safety concerns for its personnel. The injured peacekeeper received immediate medical care, and the UN has called on all sides to exercise restraint. The episode highlights the growing risks faced by peacekeepers amid escalating tensions along the Lebanon-Israel border.

UN Peacekeeper Injured After Israeli Grenade Explosion in Lebanon

October 12, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
The UN Resident Coordinator in Pakistan stressed that air pollution and climate change are transnational crises that “do not stop at borders.” Speaking at a moot under Dawn Media Group’s Breathe Pakistan initiative, she called for regional cooperation and immediate policy shifts toward sustainable urban planning, cleaner transport, and renewable energy. The session highlighted that Lahore, Karachi, and Peshawar rank among the most polluted cities in the world, urging governments, industries, and citizens to act collectively for cleaner air and a livable future.

Air pollution, climate change do not respect borders: UN coordinator

October 12, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
Pakistan’s (TLP) protest march moved into Muridke, leading to violent clashes with police that injured at least 40 officers. Authorities used tear gas and baton charges to disperse crowds, while TLP supporters hurled stones and set up road blockades. Residents of Islamabad and Rawalpindi faced heavy traffic jams, road closures, and mobile network disruptions as security was tightened in the capital. The group says its march will continue toward Islamabad to protest against Israel’s actions in Gaza.

TLP march reaches Muridke; clashes injure at least 40 cops The Tehreek-i-Labbaik

October 12, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
Information Minister Attaullah Tarar accused the PTI-led Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government of “failing to curb terrorism” and instead “sowing division for political mileage.” Speaking at a press conference, he lauded the sacrifices of the KP people and security forces in the fight against militancy. Tarar alleged that the provincial leadership turned a blind eye to terrorist infiltration. In response, PTI leaders rejected the claims, saying their party “stands with the martyrs” and has consistently supported Pakistan’s fight against extremism.

Information Minister Tarar assails PTI-led KP govt for ‘facilitating terrorists, sowing division

October 12, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
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