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Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Thursday strongly condemned Israel’s interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla, demanding the immediate release of detained activists and unhindered humanitarian aid to Gaza. The flotilla was carrying nearly 500 international activists on over 40 vessels. In a statement posted on X (formerly Twitter), Foreign Minister Dar said:“Pakistan strongly condemns Israel’s interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla and detention of international activists in flagrant violation of international law. We demand an immediate ceasefire, lifting of blockade, swift release of activists and unhindered aid to Gaza.” Dar reaffirmed Pakistan’s unwavering support for Palestinians, stressing the need…

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Violence erupted in Azad Jammu and Kashmir when miscreants allegedly attacked police personnel, snatched their weapons, and opened fire. An injured officer recounted that the protesters also surrounded their residence and set their belongings ablaze despite repeated warnings. Police officers attacked amid protests According to the injured officer, miscreants forcibly took weapons from security personnel before firing on them. Despite a ban, protesters climbed the mountains, further escalating the situation. The incident left law enforcement on high alert as reports confirmed that homes of police personnel were targeted and belongings were burned by the crowd. PM Shehbaz Sharif expresses concern…

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Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Asim Iftikhar Ahmed, has said that the Security Council has once again failed to stop the ongoing bloodshed in Gaza. Speaking during the UN General Assembly’s debate on the use of veto in relation to the Palestine issue, the ambassador stated that the “Palestinian people are the masters of their own destiny, and that destiny is freedom.” He said that the Palestinians can no longer be denied their right to self-determination, nor can the establishment of peace be delayed any further. He emphasized that Pakistan will always remain steadfast in its solidarity with…

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The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has denounced Israel’s interception of the Gaza aid flotilla, calling it an act of “piracy and maritime terrorism” against civilians. The raid, carried out in international waters, has triggered worldwide protests as activists and journalists remain detained. In a strongly worded statement, Hamas said Israeli forces committed a “treacherous act of aggression” by stopping the Global Samoud Flotilla and arresting participants, including journalists and aid workers. The group accused Israel of targeting civilians on humanitarian missions, calling the move a “crime against humanity” that would “further inflame global anger.” Hamas urged the United Nations and…

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The first episode of actress and TV host Ayesha Omar’s reality show Lazawal Ishq has sparked strong reactions online, with some users even demanding a ban. Responding to the criticism, Ayesha Omar said her mother enjoyed the show, and her approval is what matters most to her. Sharing her thoughts in an Instagram post, Ayesha Omar revealed that her mother found the first episode “very interesting and different.” She said her mother enjoyed hearing how today’s youth express their feelings, preferences, and opinions in a healthy and balanced way. “Did my mum like the first episode? Bilkulllll! And her opinion and feedback…

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The fourth death anniversary of legendary comedian Umer Sharif is being observed, honouring his unmatched wit, versatility, and lasting legacy in Pakistan’s entertainment industry. Known as the “King of Comedy,” Sharif entertained audiences with his unmatched wit and versatility. From hockey commentary parodies to imitating Muhammad Ali, from mimicking qawwali maestro Aziz Mian to hosting stage shows and international award functions, his performances left an indelible mark on fans worldwide. Sharif’s talent was not confined to comedy alone. He was an actor, director, producer, composer, poet, and writer, making him one of the most celebrated figures in Pakistan’s entertainment industry.…

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For years, rumors of a foldable iPhone have sparked excitement and skepticism in equal measure. Once projected to arrive as early as 2020, the elusive device now looks more likely to debut in late 2026, according to multiple reports and industry insiders. Apple’s foldable iPhone, sometimes referred to as the iPhone Fold or iPhone Flip, has faced repeated delays since speculation began in 2018. Sources including The Information, The Wall Street Journal, Ming-Chi Kuo, and Mark Gurman suggest that the design and specifications will be finalized by mid-2025, with production scheduled for late 2026. Samsung Display president Lee Cheong recently confirmed that…

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The United States has decided to supply Ukraine with intelligence that could help it hit Russian oil refineries and power facilities, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday. The step signals a major shift in Washington’s support, as it considers Kyiv’s requests for longer-range weapons. Officials told the WSJ that the intelligence will assist Kyiv in targeting energy infrastructure deep inside Russia, including refineries, pipelines, and power plants. The aim is to weaken the Kremlin’s war chest by cutting off vital oil and gas revenues. While Washington has shared intelligence with Kyiv throughout the war, this marks the first time it will enable strikes…

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Google has officially teased its new Gemini-powered Google Home Speaker, launching in spring 2026 at $99. The device will be available in four colors — Porcelain, Hazel, Berry, and Jade. Unlike Amazon, which is releasing its new Echo speakers this year, Google is holding back the launch to roll out Gemini functionality on older Google Home devices first. Existing users will gain early access to Gemini, allowing them to test the assistant before the new speaker hits the market. “It’s got to work for the existing users. We don’t want to force you to buy a new one unless you…

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Instagram head Adam Mosseri has dismissed long-running claims that the social platform secretly listens to users through their phone microphones to target ads. His statement comes as Meta prepares to expand ad targeting using data from user interactions with its artificial intelligence tools. Posting on Instagram on Wednesday, Mosseri said the idea that Meta activates microphones in the background to record conversations is an “age-old conspiracy theory.” The claim has circulated for years, as users often notice ads eerily related to recent conversations or even thoughts. Mosseri acknowledged that even his own wife has questioned how Meta’s ad targeting seems…

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