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Pakistan warns UN of ‘terrorist’ threat from unstable Afghanistan under Taliban rule

  • Munir Akram says Afghanistan is nowhere near normalization three years after the Taliban assumed power
  • He maintains Pakistan wants to expand trade ties with Afghanistan and continue efforts for regional connectivity
By SAIMA SHABBIR ·
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Pakistan co-sponsors resolution at UN for implementation of ICJ verdict against Israel

By Hasaan Ali Khan ·
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Pakistan’s UN envoy links global conflicts to foreign occupation, urges end to Gaza war

By Muhammad Ibrahim ·
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Pakistan highlights violence against children in Palestine, Kashmir at Security Council open debate

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan says will push for peace in Middle East if elected non-permanent UNSC member

By Shahjahan Khurram  ·

Occupiers using ‘fake news’ against freedom struggles in Kashmir, Palestine — Pakistan’s UN envoy 

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Pakistan seeks UNSC support to push Afghan regime to cut off ‘links’ with militants

By Kashaf Rehman ·
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Pakistan demands UN probe into how TTP militants acquired advanced military equipment

By Arab News Pakistan ·

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