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PM reiterates govt’s resolve to continue fight against terrorism

April 18, 2025

Pakistan Army pledges full support to government in combating terrorism and illegal activities

April 5, 2025

Biden administration will remove Cuba’s designation as a state sponsor of terrorism

January 15, 2025

China’s Wang Yi offers Africa aid against terrorism

January 12, 2025

PTI member indicted in May 9 case

December 25, 2024

Pakistan to root out all forms of terrorism for peace, stability: army chief

December 23, 2024

16 soldiers killed in terrorist attack on South Waziristan check post, says ISPR

December 22, 2024

U.S. supports Pakistan against terrorism, questions India over Sikh assassination plot

December 3, 2024

Ex-diplomat says EAM Jaishankar’s speech highlights that country which resorts to terrorism can’t be trusted

October 17, 2024

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Trump wants automakers to move vehicle production to the U.S. It’s not that simple
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PM calls emergency NSC meeting after India suspends Indus Waters Treaty
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