Abdullah Momand
Political and Foreign Affairs Correspondent at Dawn News
Correspondent at @Dawn_News, Governance,Foreign Affairs, Conflict.Prev @nayadaurpk_urdu @TFT_ @dailytimespak @TheFrontierPost @ePakistanToday. Caffeine addict
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2 weeks ago |
dawn.com | Abdullah Momand
The Pakistan Mission to the United Nations on Tuesday said the country had “credible evidence” proving that the Jaffer Express attack was “externally sponsored by its regional adversaries”, according to a press release. The Jaffar Express train was hijacked on March 11 when Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) terrorists ambushed the Peshawar-bound train carrying 440 passengers, opening fire and taking hostages. Security forces launched a two-day operation, concluding on March 12.
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3 weeks ago |
dawn.com | Abdullah Momand
The United Arab Emirates’ Deputy Prime Minister (DPM) Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan arrived in Pakistan on Sunday evening for a two-day official visit, the Foreign Office (FO) said in a statement. Pakistan and the UAE share close diplomatic, economic, and cultural ties. The UAE is one of Pakistan’s largest trading partners in the Middle East and a major source of remittances, with a large Pakistani expatriate population living and working there.
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3 weeks ago |
dawn.com | Shakeel Qarar |Umar Bacha |Abdullah Momand
The Jamaat-i-Islami (JI) on Sunday agreed not to march to Islamabad’s Red Zone as part of its ‘Palestine Solidarity March’, instead staging the demonstration on the Islamabad Expressway, according to a party spokesperson.
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3 weeks ago |
dawn.com | Abdullah Momand
Foreign Office Spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan on Friday acknowledged that outstanding issues were discussed during the high-level diplomatic engagement with Bangladesh amid reports of the country seeking a formal apology for the events of 1971. The two countries were once one nation but split following a bloody civil war, which saw the territory previously referred to as ‘East Pakistan’ seceding to form the independent nation of Bangladesh.
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3 weeks ago |
dawn.com | Abdullah Momand
Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar will make his much-awaited trip to Kabul tomorrow at the invitation of Acting Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Foreign Office (FO) confirmed on Friday. The development follows the latest round of the Pakistan-Afghanistan Joint Coordination Committee meeting in Kabul. Pakistan’s delegation was led by Ambassador Sadiq Khan, the country’s special representative for Afghanistan.
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آزاد کشمیر میں میڈیا نے سویلین آبادیوں پر بھارت کی گولہ بھاری اور انسانوں جانوں کی ضیاء کو خوب اجاگر کیا، اب میڈیا کو آزادی سے وزیرستان اور بلوچستان سے رپورٹنگ کرنے کی اجازت دی جائے۔
Anchors and Reporters are always on screen, Kudos to our unsung heroes - the camermen, drivers, & technical staff who worked fearlessly with us in the war zone of AJ&K. These behind-the-scenes heroes deserve credit for keeping the world updated. #PakistanIndianWar https://t.co/kZPJYj3uCb
A temporary camp has been established in AJK for those displaced from the nearest villages along the Line of Control. Till yet 73 people have been evacuated by the border force,with 200 more en route to the camp. https://t.co/Jms8CeMNgY
