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Afghan Taliban regime calls for ‘dialogue’ to resolve ongoing conflict with Pakistan

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KABUL (Kashmir English): Afghanistan’s Taliban government on Friday said that it wanted “dialogue” to resolve the ongoing conflict with neighbouring Pakistan. Addressing a news conference, Taliban government spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said, “We have repeatedly emphasised a peaceful solution, and still want the problem to be resolved through dialogue.” Furthermore, Mujahid said Pakistani reconnaissance aircraft are still […]

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Taliban Minister Neda Mohammed Nadeem killed in Pakistani Airstrike near Spin Boldak

Taliban Minister Neda Mohammed Nadeem killed in Pakistani Airstrike near Spin Boldak

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KABUL (Kashmir English): Taliban Minister Neda Mohammed Nadeem has been killed in a Pakistan Air Force airstrike while  mobilizing forces near Spin Boldak on the Afghan border, according to Amwaj News. Breaking: Taliban minister killed Amwaj News reports that Taliban minister Neda Mohammed Nadim was killed in a Pakistani airstrike as he was mobilizing forces

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10 Indian-sponsored terrorists killed in operation in Zhob

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RAWALPINDI (Kashmir English): Security forces have killed 10 more Indian-sponsored terrorists in an ongoing intelligence-based operation in Balochistan’s Zhob District, the military said on Thursday. According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), eight Indian sponsored Khwarij were successfully neutralized in an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Sambaza area of Zhob on February 24, 2026. Furthermore, during

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Amir Muqam urges JAAC to return to negotiating table after protest call

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ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): Federal Minister for Kashmir Affairs, Gilgit-Baltistan, and SAFRON Engineer Amir Muqam on Thursday urged the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) to return to the negotiating table, a day after the group called for a protest on June 9. In a statement, Muqam has appreciated the positive attitude of the Joint Awami Action Committee, saying

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AJK: JAAC calls for statewide protest again on June 9

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  MUZAFFARABAD (Kashmir English): The Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) has again called for a protest on June 9 to press the government not only for implementation of the earlier agreed points but also for new demands. A late-night statement issued after the consultative meeting held in Kotli Sarsawa, said the Jammu Kashmir

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Pakistan hockey names ‘Flying Horse’ new chief selector in revival push

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  ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) has appointed Flying Horse Samiullah as the chief selector of the Pakistan Men’s Hockey Team, the federation announced in an official press release on Wednesday. The PHF Professional Development Committee comprising Olympians Hasan Sardar and Islahuddin Siddiqui has recommended the appointment, which forms part of the

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Lahore police to start issuing driving licences to under-18s from March 1

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  LAHORE (Kashmir English): The Lahore Traffic Police will begin issuing driving permits to under-18s from March 1, officials said. According to officials, 16-year-old youths will now be eligible to apply for a driving permit, subject to specific conditions. Authorities have clarified that individuals under 16 years of age will not be eligible for a

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Married women can now keep father’s name on passports

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  ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): The federal government has allowed married women to retain their father’s name on passports in a landmark decision aimed at strengthening women’s identity and autonomy. The announcement to this effect was made by the director general of Immigration and Passports, Mustafa Jamal Qazi, marking a significant shift in the country’s passport

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