Pakistan Today
Pakistan Today is an English-language daily newspaper in Pakistan, produced by Nawa Media Corporation. It is published in three major cities: Lahore in Punjab, Karachi in Sindh, and Islamabad, which is the capital territory of Pakistan.
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1 week ago |
pakistantoday.com.pk | Mian Abrar
ISLAMABAD: Director-General Information of the International Department of Communist Party of China (IDCPC) Mr Hu Zhaoming on Tuesday said that China fully supports Pakistan’s bid to membership of BRICS and Chinese government is making efforts to help Pakistan become a member of BRICS. “It is time to coordinate better in BRICS to protect the interests of the developing nations. We support sovereignty and territorial integrity of Pakistan.
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1 week ago |
pakistantoday.com.pk | M A Hossain
In a dramatic display of precision warfare and strategic preemption, Israel launched a preemptive strike on Iran in what has been named ‘Operation Rising Lion’. Orchestrated under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and executed by Brigadier General Effi Defen of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), this audacious air campaign was aimed squarely at crippling Iran’s nuclear capabilities and curbing its expanding influence through regional proxies.
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3 weeks ago |
pakistantoday.com.pk | Samra Ahmed
A stark legal anomaly in Pakistan places it among 50 countries out of 190, as given in a 2024 World Bank Group report, where women are denied the equal right to grant nationality to their foreign spouses. This discriminatory law is now at the heart of a growing crisis as Pakistan’s Illegal Foreigners Repatriation Plan, initiated in 2023, has resulted in the deportation of more than 850,000 Afghans by April 2025, leaving Pakistani women, their Afghan husbands and families in precarious situations.
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4 weeks ago |
pakistantoday.com.pk | Mian Abrar
— India’s illegal decision to hold in abeyance IWT is deeply regrettable: PM tells Int’l glaciers conference— Says Pakistan won’t allow millions of lives to be held hostage to narrow political gainsDUSHANBE: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday, rejecting the weaponization of water, warned that Pakistan would not allow India to cross the red line by holding the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance and endangering millions of lives for narrow political gains.
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4 weeks ago |
pakistantoday.com.pk | Mian Abrar
HONG KONG: China will continue to support the World community for promoting peaceful resolution of disputes and advancing friendship and cooperation between countries. This was stated here on Friday by the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in his remarks at the signing ceremony of the Convention on the Establishment of the International Organization for Mediation. On behalf of the Chinese government, he warmly welcomed all guests and congratulated the founding members at the convention.
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