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Pakistan Russia Relations Strengthen on Energy, Trade, and Security

Ahmed Raza

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak called Pakistan and Russia natural allies during his recent visit. Both countries are working on deeper ties, focusing on energy, trade, and defense. Energy and Trade Boost for Pakistan Russia Relations Novak said Pakistan Russia relations are moving closer, with new talks about oil and gas deals. Russia wants to help Pakistan steady its energy supply by supporting nuclear and gas projects. Long-term plans are in discussion. Trade between the two countries is also growing. Russia plans to send more wheat, fertilizer, and equipment…

PM Expresses Grief Over Sardhaka Balochistan Bus Attack

Sanaullah Abro

PM condemns tragic Sardhaka Balochistan bus attack, ISLAMABAD, July 11, 2015 (Gofrixty): Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has condemned in strongest terms the tragic Sardhaka Balochistan bus incident. The incident in which passengers were kidnapped and brutally killed. In a strongly worded message from the office of the Prime Minister issued on Friday, he voiced “deep sadness and regret” over the deaths of three innocent civilians and swore to retaliate “decisively”. “Toowoomba is an incredibly brave family fighting their way through life,” the prime minister said. He blamed the grisly…

Nine Killed After Bus Attack in Balochistan

Ahmed Raza

What Happened On July 11, 2025, armed men stopped two buses and attacked in Balochistan, near the Zhob and Loralai district border. The attackers forced ten passengers off the buses and later killed nine of them. Their bodies were found and sent to Rakhni for identification. Who Was Behind the Attack Officials linked the attack to groups using the name “Fitna al-Hindustan,” a label used for militants in the province. No group claimed responsibility, but the government mentioned the Balochistan Liberation Front as a possible suspect. Also Read: How Authorities…

China Moves J‑35 Stealth Fighter Into Mass Production

Ahmed Raza

China officially started mass production of its J‑35 stealth fighter jet after CCTV aired footage from the Shenyang Aircraft Corporation on July 8, 2025. The video showed several J‑35s in advanced assembly. This confirms that China now produces the jet at scale. Built for Carriers and Multiple Roles Footage from the factory revealed J‑35 jets with green primer, which is common for early production units. At least five or six jets carried codes like “040070,” placing them in the fourth production batch. Visible arrestor hooks show that these aircraft will…

UAE Refutes Claims of Lifetime Golden Visas for Selected Nationalities

Ahmed Raza

Official Statement Sets the Record Straight Recent rumors on social media suggested the UAE was giving out lifetime Golden Visas to people from certain countries. UAE officials have now stepped in to clear up the confusion. They confirmed there is no policy offering lifetime Golden Visas based solely on nationality. The authorities encouraged everyone to check updates only from official government channels. Understanding the UAE Golden Visa The UAE launched its Golden Visa program in 2019 to attract skilled individuals, business owners, and professionals. This visa allows for extended residency,…

Extreme Weather Causes Floods in Punjab and Gilgit-Baltistan

Ahmed Raza

Sudden Weather Brings Heavy Losses A sharp change in the weather has led to flash floods across parts of Punjab and Gilgit-Baltistan this week. Intense heat and strong monsoon rains hit the region at the same time, causing rivers and streams to overflow. Many low-lying communities are underwater, with homes and key roads damaged. The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) had warned about this weather shift, linking it to climate change and unpredictable seasonal changes now common in the region. Homes and Roads Affected Districts in southern Punjab, including Dera Ghazi…

Islamabad High Court Orders YouTube to Block 27 Channels in Pakistan

Ahmed Raza

Court Responds to Misinformation Concerns The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has instructed the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) and YouTube to block 27 channels in Pakistan.The court made this decision after concerns about channels spreading misinformation, hate speech, and defamatory content online. The order came on July 9 during a hearing focused on online harassment and the spread of harmful material. Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kayani, who oversaw the hearing, stressed that while freedom of speech is important, it should not be used to harm others or disrupt society. YouTube to Work…

Over 100 Hurt as Wildfire Spreads Near Marseille

Ahmed Raza

Blaze Drives Emergency Action A wildfire broke out on the north side of Marseille, France, on Tuesday, July 8. Strong winds and intense heat helped the flames move quickly from Les Pennes-Mirabeau, leading to evacuations and a major emergency response. So far, more than 700 hectares have burned. Local officials say this is one of the worst environmental disasters the area has seen in years and the fire is still active. Dozens Injured, Homes Destroyed More than 100 people, including residents and firefighters, have been injured. Most suffered from smoke…

Trump and Netanyahu Meet Again as Gaza Ceasefire Talks Advance

Ahmed Raza

Top-Level Meetings in Washington Former President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met twice at the White House within 24 hours, most recently on July 9. The back-to-back meetings show growing momentum toward a Gaza ceasefire as diplomats work to end the ongoing conflict. Ceasefire Deal Nearly Complete U.S. officials report that the current ceasefire proposal includes a 60-day pause in fighting, the release of 10 hostages, and the return of 9 bodies. The agreement also promises more humanitarian aid for Gaza. Steve Witkoff, Trump’s Middle East envoy,…

Iran’s President orders to suspend cooperation with UN nuclear

Amir Hamza Shaukat
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Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian put into effect on Wednesday a law pass by parliament last week to suspend cooperation with the U.N. nuclear. the IAEA, Iranian state media reported, likely further limiting inspectors’ ability to track Tehran’s program that had been enriching uranium to near weapons-grade levels. The order by Iran’s President included no timetables or details about what that suspension would entail. Iran has limited IAEA inspections in the past as a pressure tactic in negotiating with the West though as of right now Tehran has denied that there’s any immediate…