Wasim Sajjad
Multimedia Journalist at Freelance
Journalist/Storyteller. 📸✍️ 📻 Correspondent @RFERL's @Mashaalradio, Representing @arabnewspk in KP | Ex @Dawn_com @TNNEnglish | T/RTs for info
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1 week ago |
arab.news | Hasaan Ali Khan |Naimat Khan |Wasim Sajjad |Ismail Dilawar
LAHORE: Opener Sahibzada Farhan notched his maiden half century and spinner Abrar Ahmed grabbed three wickets to guide Pakistan to another convincing 57-run win over Bangladesh in Lahore on Friday. Farhan smashed a 41-ball 74 and Hasan Nawaz unbeaten 51 off 26 balls to help the home team post 201-6 before Abrar grabbed 3-19 to keep Bangladesh to 144-9 in 19 overs, with the last man Shoriful Islama unable to bat due to injury.
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1 week ago |
arab.news | Ismail Dilawar |Hasaan Ali Khan |Naimat Khan |Wasim Sajjad
KARACHI: Pakistan has formally begun negotiations with the United States over newly imposed “reciprocal tariffs,” an official statement said on Friday, with Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb holding a conference call with US Trade Representative Ambassador Jamieson Greer to launch the process.
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1 week ago |
arab.news | Hasaan Ali Khan |Naimat Khan |Wasim Sajjad |Ismail Dilawar
ISLAMABAD: Two senior human rights activists, Tahira Abdullah and Samina Khan, were briefly detained by police on Friday outside the Islamabad Press Club for ostensibly protesting against Israel’s war in Gaza before their release later in the day. A video purportedly showing their arrest depicts them wearing Palestinian flags and keffiyeh scarves as they are escorted away by women police personnel, along with a man and three youths.
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1 week ago |
arab.news | Naimat Khan |Wasim Sajjad |Ismail Dilawar |Hasaan Ali Khan
Afghans married to Pakistanis fear split from families amid deportation drive /node/2602776/pakistan May 30, 2025 19:02 Afghans married to Pakistanis fear split from families amid deportation drive Around 1.3 million Afghans, both undocumented and those with Afghan Citizen Cards, have left Pakistan since expulsion drive started in 2023 Afghans married to Pakistanis have found themselves in a legal limbo and have had to leave families and lives behind after being deported PESHAWAR: Muhammad...
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1 week ago |
arab.news | Wasim Sajjad |Ismail Dilawar |Hasaan Ali Khan |Saima Shabbir
PESHAWAR: Muhammad Alam, 40, wakes up daily to the laughter and noise of his seven children as they begin their day at the family’s rented home in the northwestern Pakistani city of Peshawar while their mother prepares breakfast in a small kitchen. These days, Alam’s heart is full of dread, and he is having frequent arguments with his wife over whether she and the children, six daughters and one son, will accompany him to Afghanistan if he has to leave.
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Two simultaneous protest from the residents of Kurram, condemning the killing of a female, and Waziristan, condemning the killing of 4 children in alleged drone, held in front of Peshawar Press Club. Besides, sit-in continues for the last few days in NW. Peace is a dream to them. https://t.co/LtzMnfJMJj
In that same institution, an American student accused some official/s of harassment which stirred a social media uproar some time ago. Similarly, another official, teacher at one of the social sciences department, was suspended by Ombudsperson, but he was saved somehow.
Day 1: A female student of Islamia College University reported a harassment case to HED. Within 15 minutes, the Assistant Professor was suspended. Day 2-3: University’s inquiry committee completed the investigation. Day 4: The Syndicate terminated his service. Message is loud
My beloved city, have you decided to burn us? https://t.co/k2R3zkWa2j
