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Pakistan has reaffirmed its commitment to peace in Palestine and regional stability while raising serious security concerns during the weekly media briefing by Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Hussain Andrabi. The spokesperson said Pakistan joined the Gaza Peace Board with sincerity, alongside seven other key Muslim countries. He said Pakistan seeks peace in Palestine through the forum and aims to contribute to the reconstruction and improvement of Gaza. Rejecting speculation, the Foreign Office said allegations linking the Gaza Peace Board to the Abraham Accords are baseless. Andrabi clarified that the Peace Board has no connection whatsoever with the Abraham Accords and…

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Federal Information Minister Attaullah Tarar has clarified that the founder of PTI, Imran Khan, is in good health following a medical examination conducted at a government hospital. The clarification was shared through a message on X amid public concern over the PTI founder’s health. Tarar said that specialist eye doctors examined the PTI founder. The examination was carried out on the advice of medical experts who had been monitoring his condition. According to the minister, on Saturday night the PTI founder was shifted from jail to the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences. He was taken there specifically for an eye…

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RAWALPINDI : Chief of Army Staff (COAS) and Commander of Defence Forces (CDF) Field Marshal Asim Munir visited Bahawalpur Garrison where he was briefed on various operational, training and administrative aspects of the Corps, with special focus on preparations for multi-domain warfare. The COAS & CDF witnessed a high-intensity Field Exercise “Steadfast Resolve,” at Khairpur Tamewali (KPT) encompassing integration of niche technologies like unmanned aerial systems (drones), advanced surveillance assets, Electronic Warfare assets and modern command-and-control mechanisms, reflecting the Armed Forces’ focus on technology-enabled multi-domain operations. While addressing the troops, Field Marshal Munir lauded their high morale, professional competence and…

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Severe snowfall and rain have badly disrupted daily life in Pakistan’s upper regions, leaving key roads blocked and triggering shortages of food and fuel in several areas. In Astore district of Gilgit-Baltistan, roads closed due to heavy snowfall have yet to be reopened. Tragically, a sick man from a remote village died before he could be transported to a hospital, highlighting the challenges faced by residents amid prolonged road blockages. Meanwhile, life has come to a standstill in upper and border areas of Balochistan, including Chaman, Qila Abdullah, and Ziarat. Continuous snowfall has cut off land routes, leaving dozens of…

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US President Donald Trump is exploring targeted military options against Iran aimed at empowering protesters after a deadly crackdown, according to sources. Experts warn that such strikes could escalate tensions across the Middle East. Trump’s advisers are reportedly considering strikes on Iranian leaders and security forces to encourage anti-government demonstrations. Sources told Reuters that the goal is to give protesters the confidence to challenge state authority after a nationwide crackdown left thousands dead. Options under discussion also include broader attacks on Iran’s ballistic missile sites or nuclear enrichment facilities to create a lasting strategic impact. However, a final decision on…

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Two United States federal agents involved in the fatal shooting of intensive care nurse Alex Pretti during a recent immigration raid have been placed on administrative leave, as public anger continues to mount over the controversial operation. Officials confirmed on Wednesday that the two officers have been on leave since Saturday, following what a Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) spokesperson described as “standard protocol.” Pretti was shot multiple times after being forced to the ground by masked immigration officers, in a confrontation that was captured on video. It remains unclear if the Department of Homeland Security has taken further action…

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Move over Labubu — China’s new plushie sensation for 2026 is a frowning horse. The “Crying Horse” has gone viral ahead of Lunar New Year, becoming the must-have soft toy for celebrations. The Crying Horse was originally a manufacturing error. A worker at Happy Sister, a shop in Yiwu, accidentally sewed the horse’s mouth upside down, giving it a permanent sad expression. Owner Zhang Huoqing told Reuters that the plush was initially meant to be returned to the customer. However, once a photo of the sad horse circulated online, it quickly captured public attention and started flying off the shelves.…

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Bollywood star Ranveer Singh is facing legal trouble after an incident at the 2025 International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa allegedly offended Hindu religious sentiments. The FIR was lodged in Bengaluru on Wednesday, January 28. The FIR, registered at Bengaluru’s High Grounds Police Station, alleges that Ranveer mocked sacred aspects of the Chavundi Daiva tradition of coastal Karnataka during a stage performance at IFFI on November 28, 2025. According to the complaint, filed by lawyer Prashanth Methal, Ranveer mimicked Panjurli and Guliga Daiva expressions in a crass and humorous manner. He reportedly referred to the Chavundi Daiva as…

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Google Chrome is set to undergo one of its biggest transformations yet in 2026. With deep integration of Gemini AI, the world’s most popular browser is moving beyond traditional web surfing into a smarter, more interactive experience. In 2026, Chrome will no longer be just a tool for opening websites. Google is redesigning the browser to work alongside users, helping them search, analyze, and complete tasks using artificial intelligence. At the center of this change is Gemini, Google’s advanced AI system. Built-in Gemini AI side panel Chrome will introduce a persistent Gemini AI side panel powered by the Gemini 3…

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Tesla is set to end production of its long-running Model S sedan and Model X SUV, with CEO Elon Musk announcing the decision during the company’s latest quarterly earnings call. The move marks the end of two vehicles that helped define Tesla’s early success in the electric vehicle market. Elon Musk confirmed that Tesla will produce the final versions of the Model S and Model X in the next quarter. He assured existing owners that the company will continue providing support for both vehicles for as long as they remain in use. Musk described the decision as an “honorable discharge,”…

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