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PEMRA orders TV channels to limit live blast coverage to verified reports, sparking debate over censorship, public safety, and media freedom in Pakistan.
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A Faisalabad salesgirl slapped her attacker, sparking a viral video and a swift police arrest, while Punjab’s chief minister warned that any violence against…
Maryam Nawaz’s Jhelum rally was billed as a project inauguration, yet photos show petals, flags and crowds without any plaque or evidence of actual...
President Trump nominates career diplomat Natalie Baker as U.S. ambassador to Pakistan, sparking debate over US‑Pakistan ties and Senate confirmation today.
Shehbaz Sharif’s condolence to China over Taiyuan fire shows Pakistan’s solidarity, even as ordinary citizens wrestle with soaring prices and stalled projects.
PEMRA orders TV channels to limit live blast coverage to verified reports, sparking debate over censorship, public safety, and media freedom in Pakistan.
Fact‑checks show the viral claim of 200 Peshawar BRT buses moved to Punjab is false; the video is old (August 2026) and the fleet actually...
Governor Kundi’s plot‑allotment ceremony for 54 police‑martyr families draws praise, sparks debate over compensation figures and fuels protest rhetoric in K‑P.
Pakistani Defence Minister’s “Watch” reply sparks a viral “goon” backlash, exposing Western‑fuelled narratives while real threats loom in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
London’s Singh’s Dining faces a smear, cyber‑attack claims and alleged review‑bombing after the owner urged Gaza’s destruction, exposing Indo‑Pak warfare.
The Telegraph’s “Eat Your Greens” cartoon sparks a firestorm, exposing Western media’s double‑standard on Zionism, Islam and truth Pakistan refuses to ignore.
Sanjay Dutt’s peace remark triggered a nationalist backlash, but court records and documented attacks expose the flaws in India’s viral “no violence” defence.
Pakistan’s proposed Rs 9.6 billion fleet for the 2027 SCO summit tests its austerity pledge. What is approved, what remains pending, and who must...
Who governs Pakistan in 2026? A constitutional test of military reform, civilian authority and the claims linking provincial leaders to terrorism in KP and...
Ahead of PTI’s September 27 march, Islamabad’s barricades raise a question beyond party politics: who pays when a capital closes its roads to protest?
Junaid Hafeez’s death sentence appeal raises urgent questions about digital evidence, prolonged detention and whether Pakistan’s courts can deliver timely justice.
Pakistan cannot demand sacrifice from citizens while political elites retain privilege. Maryam Nawaz’s aircraft episode shows why austerity optics failed.
Pakistan permits smartphone tax instalments through DIRBS, but the total liability remains. Here is what changed—and what remains unresolved.
Pakistan does not need more provincial thrones. It needs elected local governments, transparent funding and schools accountable to communities.
Pakistan’s 12-province debate is real, but viral 24-province maps and GDP estimates need scrutiny. Here is what official data actually proves.
Bilawal Bhutto’s alleged Liechtenstein royal wedding went viral, but PPP has denied it. Here is what is verified, recycled and pure speculation.
Pakistan exported sugar, imported it back with tax waivers, and is re-exporting leftovers. Who gained, who paid, and what must change before the next...
Pakistan’s National Assembly passes the Defence Forces Bill, defining CDF powers, tri-service command, personnel authority and what happens next in law.
Pakistan’s new NADRA QR CNIC replaces an underused chip with smartphone verification, but privacy, revocation, access controls and design remain unresolved.
Pakistan’s Supreme Court ordered Imran Khan moved to Shifa Hospital, turning a medical right into a test of selective accountability and political memory.
Thirty-eight years after General Zia-ul-Haq died in the Bahawalpur C-130 crash, Pakistan still awaits the complete record of what happened.
Mohsin Naqvi’s buggy clarification explains the delay but not Pakistan’s deeper problem: colonial VIP culture, weak accountability and public disrespect.
Pakistan Customs detained Rs5.5 million in undeclared electronics at Karachi Airport. Was it smuggling, lawful enforcement or needless overreach?
NAB’s Rs5.41 trillion recovery claim and sovereign AI investigation system could transform accountability—but only transparent audits can build trust.
Pakistan’s blasphemy cases have plunged, but the real test is whether reform protects faith, due process and free speech beyond one military crackdown.
PIA waited for security clearance while Air India secured Tewolde Gebremariam, exposing how Pakistan’s bureaucratic delays destroy opportunity.
Mohsin Naqvi says Pakistan’s system has collapsed. More provinces may help, but without local power and accountability, they may multiply failure again.
Pakistan’s elite families compared by marriages, children and national fertility—covering the Sharifs, Bhuttos, Mansha, Malik Riaz and other tycoons.
General Aamer Raza’s four-star promotion raises real questions on seniority, strategic experience, transparency and Pakistan’s toxic online smear culture.
India calls itself the mother of democracy, yet NEET protests, police force and detentions expose hypocrisy behind its anti-Pakistan propaganda machine.