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The Latest Breaking News from Pakistan

India slams U.S. Congresswoman’s visit to PoK

Ilhan Omar’s travel to the region violated the country’s sovereignty: MEA spokesperson

The Hindu

Ousted Pakistani PM Khan demands fresh elections

Pakistan's ousted prime minister, Imran Khan, on Thursday demanded fresh elections amid political turmoil after a new government took over and warned it faces an enormous challenge to revive a battered economy.

Reuters

Wealthy Leeds man 'killed by wife's lover' who she promised to bring to UK

Mohammad Farooq's body was found in a burnt out car and his wife is currently being held in a Pakistan jail

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Stents, courage, runs accompany Pakistan's Abid Ali on comeback trail

KARACHI: His footwork and technique aside, two coronary stents and courage, and runs, accompanied Abid Ali as the Pakistan opener began his comeback trail in competitive cricket four months after suffering a heart attack.

The Times of India

US congresswoman visits Pakistani part of disputed Kashmir, draws India's ire

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar made a rare visit by a U.S. lawmaker to Pakistan's part of the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir on Thursday and said the issue should get more attention from the United States, prompting an angry response from India.

Reuters

‘Life destroyed’: Afghan civilians describe alleged border raids

People in Khost say those killed in air raids were civilians as Pakistan yet to confirm if it was behind deadly attacks.

Al Jazeera

Kashmir: what happens after Imran Khan’s downfall?

Since Imran Khan was ousted as prime minister of Pakistan on April 9, the future of the long disputed and war-torn Kashmir region, on the borders of India and Pakistan, is at the forefront of many minds.

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In a veiled attack, Imran Khan blames Pakistan Army chief for his ouster

LAHORE: In a veiled attack on Pakistan's Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa, former prime minister Imran Khan has alleged that "some elements" in the powerful establishment who indulged in "bad practices" were responsible for his unceremonious ouster from power.

The Times of India

Changed situation: On Pakistan’s frustration with the Taliban

Pakistan’s frustration with the Taliban response to its security challenges is evident

The Hindu

Book reveals Bengal terror network’s Nagaland link

A hermaphrodite, who escaped to Bangladesh, was running the show for Pakistan’s ISI in Burdwan, ex-DGP Dilip Mitra’s book says

The Hindu

U.S. Congresswoman Ilhan Omar meets with Pakistani leaders

U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar has met with Pakistani leaders in the first visit by a member of Congress since a new coalition government came into power in Islamabad last week after the ouster of former premier Imran Khan

The Independent UK

Shaheen Shah Afridi to make Middlesex debut against Glamorgan in latest Marnus Labuschagne battle

Pakistan star Shaheen Shah Afridi is set to make his Middlesex debut tomorrow against Glamorgan, who have Marnus Labuschagne, the world’s best batter, in their ranks.

Evening Standard

Shehbaz Sharif must rewind to move Pakistan forward

The new PM has to reckon with Imran Khan’s tainted legacy, as well as the record of previous regimes

The Hindu

Should Ram Navami processions be taken out in Pakistan?: Union minister Giriraj Singh

PATNA: Union minister Giriraj Singh on Tuesday lashed out at critics of Ram Navami processions saying if not in India, will such processions be taken out in foreign soil.

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The Hindu

BJP’s Giriraj Singh courts controversy again

Will Ram Navami processions be taken out in Pakistan, he asks

Reuters

Lynching of Sri Lankan manager by Pakistani mob was anti-Islam -court

A Pakistani mob lynching of a Sri Lankan manager of a garment factory who was accused of blasphemy was an act against the Islamic religion, a court said in a detailed ruling on Tuesday.

Reuters

Pakistan's new finance minister faces tight time frame to tackle crises

Pakistan's new prime minister has appointed 57-year-old economist and businessman Miftah Ismail as the finance minister who will be tasked with quickly arresting a downward economic spiral and getting IMF talks back on track.

The Hindu

Four decades on, 63 Hindu families displaced from East Pakistan get land, houses

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held previous governments responsible for the plight of such families

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Daily Record

Labour demands Tory candidate is expelled from party after calling for politicians to be hanged

EXCLUSIVE: Tariq Parvez - who is standing for the Conservatives in Glasgow - issued a grovelling apology after repeatedly calling for politicians in Pakistan to be hanged.

Al Jazeera

How Imran Khan’s removal affected civil-military ties in Pakistan

As the military faces public anger over Khan’s exit, the ex-PM escalates his rhetoric against the powerful institution.

Asharq Al-Awsat

New Demographics Alter Syria's Identity

The long years of war in Syria did not only leave behind millions of victims and vast destruction, but also created new demographic realities that changed the identity of areas nationwide. In the Syrian capital’s southern countryside lies a town, Sit Zaynab, which is home to the Shrine of Sayyida…

Al Jazeera

Pakistan: PM Shehbaz Sharif’s new cabinet takes oath

The swearing in comes a week after parliament elected Sharif to replace Imran Khan, who was removed in a no-trust vote.

Reuters

Pakistan's new cabinet sworn in -state television

Pakistan's new cabinet took their oaths in a ceremony on Tuesday, state television reported.

The Times of India

Punjab police bust terror module behind grenade attack at Nawanshahr CIA office, arrest 3

CHANDIGARH: Punjab police on Monday claimed to have solved the hand grenade attack at Nawanshahr CIA office by busting a Pakistan-based terror module run by Harvinder Singh alias Rinda by arresting three operatives.

Al Jazeera

Pakistan: Six sentenced to death for lynching Sri Lankan national

Court sentences six to death and dozens of others to jail terms over killing of a Sri Lankan man accused of blasphemy.

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