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Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal Announces Boost in Defense Budget and Water Project Funding
Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal confirms defense budget hike amid security threats. Key water projects like Diamer Bhasha Dam get priority to counter India’s water moves. Govt vows unity & public relief.
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Pakistani Ambassador Praises US Role in Ceasefire, Warns on India’s Water Blockade
Pakistani Ambassador Rizwan Saeed Sheikh hails US role in Pak-India ceasefire, warns India: blocking water is a “declaration of war.” Urges lasting Kashmir peace under UN resolutions.
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PTI Leaders Condemn Imran Khan’s Polygraph Test as Insult
PTI central leaders call Imran Khan’s polygraph test an insult and demand appointment of Chief Election Commissioner. No backdoor talks, no-confidence motion on the cards, they say.
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PTI-Government Talks Heat Up as Efforts to Free Imran Khan Intensify
Efforts to restart PTI-government talks are intensifying, with Barristers Gauhar and Saif playing key roles. Imran Khan reportedly gave important instructions from Adiala Jail to advance dialogue.
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Pakistan Urges India to End State Terrorism: Saima Saleem at UN
At the UN Security Council, Pakistan’s Saima Saleem slammed India for state terrorism in Kashmir and abroad, calling for meaningful dialogue and adherence to UN resolutions.
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Deported Pakistanis to Face Passport Cancellation, FIRs: Interior Minister
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi says passports of deported Pakistanis will be cancelled, FIRs registered. 5,033 deported from Saudi Arabia for begging. Names to be blacklisted for 5 years.
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PPP Supports PTI Inclusion in Diplomatic Delegation Amid India-Pakistan Tensions
PPP’s Humayun Khan supports PTI’s inclusion in Pakistan’s global diplomatic mission led by Bilawal to counter Indian propaganda after cross-border escalation.
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Bilawal Bhutto Meets PM Shahbaz Sharif, Discusses Diplomacy and Security
Bilawal Bhutto meets PM Shahbaz to discuss Pakistan’s diplomacy, security, and stance on Indian aggression. Foreign Secy to brief diplomats today.
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