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Why Muslim countries are quick at condemning defamation – but often ignore rights violations against Muslim minorities

The Indian government finds itself in a diplomatic crisis following offensive remarks by the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson, Nupur Sharma, on national television about the Prophet Muhammad and his wife, Aisha. The BJP has suspended Sharma from the position, but that has not been enough to quell the…

The Conversation

Fear for democracy in Pakistan as ISI gets power over civil service

New PM mounts ‘attack on constitution’ by putting spy agency in charge of vetting bureaucrats

The Guardian - UK

Pakistani garment workers left destitute and starving after Missguided collapse

Fashion retailer’s suppliers in Pakistan have sacked hundreds without pay, as invoices for completed orders remain unpaid

The Guardian - UK

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Pakistan hopes for relief on FATF ‘grey list’ sanctions

Pakistan government sources quoted in media reports indicate that Islamabad is confident it has “completed” its task list.

The Hindu

Moeen Ali would ‘definitely’ play Test cricket for England in Pakistan

Moeen called time on his Test career last September after 64 caps over seven years.

The Independent UK

Pakistan vs West Indies LIVE: Cricket score and updates from ICC Cricket World Cup Super League 2020-22

Follow all the action from Multan Cricket Stadium

The Independent UK

IAEA abstention on Iran in line with India’s Russia, non-alignment policy

India was one of only three countries, other than Pakistan and Libya, who abstained from the resolution criticising Iran for flouting IAEA requests

The Hindu

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Man's mystery mountain death FINALLY solved as boot is discovered 50 years later

Famous alpinist Reinhold Messner claims the boot puts to rest any rumours he left his brother to die on the harsh slopes of Naga Parbat in Pakistan

Daily Mirror

Spinner Nawaz lifts Pakistan to big win over West Indies

West Indies stumbled against left-arm spinner Mohammad Nawaz as Pakistan recorded a thumping 120-run victory in the second ODI

The Hindu

How Hindi news TV covered police action in the wake of Prophet remarks row

The Delhi police on Thursday lodged an FIR against at least 30 people, accusing them of spreading hate and hurting religious sentiments on social media. They include All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen chief and MP Asaduddin Owaisi and Hindu supremacist priest Yati Narsinghanad.

Newslaundry

Pakistan probes Hindu temple's desecration as India protests

Pakistan’s foreign ministry says authorities are trying to trace and arrest suspects who this week desecrated a Hindu temple in the port city of Karachi, drawing condemnation from New Delhi

The Independent UK

Family: Former Pakistan military ruler Musharraf gravely ill

Musharraf has been hospitalised for three weeks and family have asked for prayers for his health.

Al Jazeera

Family: Pakistan ex-ruler Musharraf critically ill in Dubai

The family of Pakistan’s former military ruler Gen. Pervez Musharraf says he is critically ill and has been hospitalized in Dubai since last month

The Independent UK

Worldview with Suhasini Haidar | Prophet comments: Why the diplomatic storm should bother India

In this episode of Worldview, we discuss whether the protests in the Islamic world over comments in India will impact India’s ties with the Gulf region and beyond.

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Reuters

Pakistan to raise taxes on rich, ban some car buying to secure IMF bailout

Pakistan Finance Minister Miftah Ismail said on Friday the government would raise taxes on the rich and ban government officials from buying new cars, amid pressure to control the fiscal deficit and secure International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout money.

Al Jazeera

South Asia protests over prophet remarks by India’s BJP officials

Thousands of Muslims in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan rally over derogatory remarks on Prophet Muhammad by BJP members.

The Times of India

BSF raises drone intrusion issue with Pak Rangers

DERA BABA NANAK (GURDASPUR): A spike in drone intrusion in the Gurdaspur sector of Punjab forced the Border Security Force (BSF) to invite counterparts of Pakistan Rangers for a meeting on Thursday to report the use of unmanned aerial vehicles for dropping arms and drugs.

ABC News

Thousands of Pakistanis protest against India over remarks denigrating the Prophet

Demonstrators from the Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan Party scuffle with police as they try to march toward the Indian Embassy in Islamabad.

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The Hindu

An enduring agreement bridging India-Pakistan ties

Despite differences, the Indus Waters Treaty is one of most effective examples of water management in the world

Reuters

Pakistani police investigating death of televangelist-turned politician

Pakistani police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the sudden death of a prominent televangelist-turned-politician on Thursday.

The Hindu

India monitors security of its mission in Pakistan

New Delhi protests attack on Karachi temple

The Independent UK

Pakistanis rally to denounce India over remarks about Islam

Thousands of Islamists have rallied in Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad, urging Muslim countries to cut diplomatic ties with New Delhi over remarks by two officials from India's ruling party that were derogatory to the Prophet Muhammad

Benzinga

Why Applied UV Shares Are Soaring Higher Today

Shares of small-cap penny stock Applied UV, Inc. (NASDAQ: AUVI) are trading higher after the company announced its distributor, M/S Novatek Pakistan, was awarded as the sole source provider of Airocide air purification systems for government hospitals.

The Independent UK

Pakistan seamer Mohammad Hasnain joins Oval Invincibles after action cleared

Hasnain is one of the tournament’s new ‘wild card’ signings

Evening Standard

The Hundred: Mohammad Hasnain signs for Oval Invincibles as bowling action declared legal

Oval Invincibles have signed the exciting Pakistan quick Mohammad Hasnain for this summer’s men’s Hundred on the day his action was declared legal once more.

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