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A viral glitch during Barbera Thornhill’s speech sparked memes, exposing how the U.S. masks geopolitical aims while Pakistan endures Western double‑talk.
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A single X post claimed a 2001 PIA Airbus A300 crash near the Afghan border that Tucker Carlson survived, but aviation records and news...
Pep Guardiola’s UNRWA‑backed video for Gaza children ignites fierce debate: does star solidarity ease suffering or merely mask the real cost of inaction?
Iran’s president urged Muslim unity and pledged to join the Makkah Alliance, while the pact’s real‑world impact on Pakistan’s defence budget and citizens…
Al Jazeera’s X post repeats Gaza Health Ministry’s 74,475 death, 175,517 injury count without verification, how unverified numbers steer aid and politics.
A viral glitch during Barbera Thornhill’s speech sparked memes, exposing how the U.S. masks geopolitical aims while Pakistan endures Western double‑talk.
A viral headline claimed Pakistan tops South Asia on the 2026 Global Hunger Index, but the official FAO‑UN data shows a score of 27.8,...
Russia’s SVR chief Sergei Naryshkin lands in Kabul, sparking Pakistani alarm as Moscow deepens intelligence ties with the Taliban, hinting at a regional axis.
Unmasking the viral Kuru‑cannibalism claim: how Western‑aligned conspiracies weaponize disease myths to smear Pakistan and silence truth in the digital age.
Fake-degree allegations deserve a serious audit, not an invented national fraud rate. The H-1B debate needs verified credentials and accountable employers now.
The H-1B wage dispute is about payroll, recruitment and bargaining power. Viral comparisons cannot settle whether employers undercut Americans in the same jobs.
PERM and H-1B are different processes. Here is what the announced US suspension changes for employers, workers and green-card plans—and what it does not...
America’s PERM crackdown puts Indian IT, corporate hiring and green-card promises under scrutiny. Pakistan needs facts, confidence and an export strategy now.
ICC unseals warrants for four Taliban leaders over gender persecution. What the ruling means for Afghan women, Pakistan’s security and real accountability.
Faheem Akram’s alleged $126 million USPS postage fraud exposes counterfeit labels, weak controls and the rush to blame Pakistanis for one man’s alleged acts.
Pradeep Mukherjee’s arrest exposes a fierce debate over India’s honeytrap headlines, selective outrage and why religion cannot replace evidence in a spy case.
Pakistan presented Muhammad Asif alive after Indian reports linked his identity to a slain militant. What evidence shows—and what viral claims fail to prove.
Flydubai’s reported Tabuk landing raises questions about emergency codes, conflicting fight claims, Pakistan’s Saudi ties and Israeli military airspace access.
What happened at LPU? Students protested an alleged hostel assault, but viral claims about an airbase and Army attackers remain unsupported by police findings.
Pakistan’s Iran abstention and Türkiye’s Bank Mellat decision sparked claims about the Makkah pact. The UN vote and defence agreement tell a more precise...
Pakistan and India trade blame after a naval collision near Oman as recycled footage, disputed damage claims and treaty questions flood social media.
India’s BRICS 2026 summit delivered serious diplomacy, but a restrictive dinner, awkward photo-op and viral snacking repeatedly hijacked the message.
Declassified U.S., UN and Indian records expose the missing 1965 war timeline—from Kutch and Kargil to Gibraltar, Lahore and the ceasefire.
Abhinandan Varthaman joins FLY91 as the disputed 2019 F-16 claim collides again with US aircraft counts, recovered missiles and the public record.
On 3 September 1965, an Indian Gnat landed at Pasrur and became a PAF war trophy. The verified story of Hakimullah, Sikand and Saad...
India rejects the Hague Indus Waters ruling, but treaty text, World Bank procedure and India’s own arbitration history expose a deeper contradiction.
The Makkah Defence Pact is no longer a photo-op: Pakistan, Türkiye and Saudi Arabia have created a secretariat and moved toward real military integration.
Modi’s extraordinary Delhi-Tashkent detour exposes what maps cannot hide: Pakistan’s airspace remains strategically expensive for India to bypass.
Israel’s Abu al-Duhur strike tests Türkiye’s resolve, Syria’s sovereignty and whether the Pakistan-Saudi-Turkish Makkah defence pact can deter escalation.
India’s bulldozer action outside Pakistan’s High Commission turned a boundary dispute into diplomatic coercion—and makes lawful reciprocity unavoidable.
Israel’s strike on Syria, Türkiye’s red line and Asaad al-Shaibani’s Islamabad visit reveal why al-Sham remains the decisive regional fault line today.