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UK-based journalist Adil Raja claims that under the ‘third-party validation’ component of Pakistan’s $1.2 million, two-year lobbying contract with Washington-based Ervin Graves Strategy Group, LLC, some Indian thinkers, columnists, and voices based in the U.S. and within India have also been brought on board. The lobbying agreement, reportedly worth...

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Ex-Army Officer Adil Raja Branded Terrorist By Pakistan Faces Targeted Retaliation Abroad Pakistan has officially declared UK-based journalist and former army officer Major (Retired) Adil Raja a terrorist, placing his name under Schedule 4. Raja claims the designation is part of a transnational campaign of repression targeting critics of Pakistan’s military establishment. The move comes after alleged failed attempts to extradite Raja from the United Kingdom and follows a reported break-in at his London home. Raja insists the terrorist label is retaliation for his journalistic work and criticism of the establishment, not any criminal offense. He has pledged to continue speaking out in solidarity with other critics, including jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan and Baloch activist Mahrang Baloch. Pakistani authorities have not issued an immediate response to Raja’s allegations. Credit : India Today Global.

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To the health concerns of Imran khan the Pakistan government has also prosecuted and sentenced many opposition figures who demonstrated against the government, and there is significant concern about the extent of the military’s capture of Pakistan’s economy. In the UK–Pakistan Trade Dialogue announced in July last year, there was regrettably no reference to human rights. We sincerely thank Lord Jeremy Purvis for courageously highlighting the prosecution of opposition figures, raising concerns over military influence in the economy, drawing attention to the omission of human rights in the UK–Pakistan Trade Dialogue, and speaking up for Imran Khan ’s health.
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To the health concerns of Imran khan the Pakistan government has also prosecuted and sentenced many opposition figures who demonstrated against the government, and there is significant concern about the extent of the military’s capture of Pakistan’s economy. In the UK–Pakistan Trade Dialogue announced in July last year, there was regrettably no reference to human rights. We sincerely thank Lord Jeremy Purvis for courageously highlighting the prosecution of opposition figures, raising concerns over military influence in the economy, drawing attention to the omission of human rights in the UK–Pakistan Trade Dialogue, and speaking up for Imran Khan ’s health.

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Pakistan Armed Forces News 🇵🇰

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The air strikes carried out by Pakistan’s armed forces against the hideouts of Khawarij militants inside Afghanistan are commendable, according to a message shared during a live telephone call on a Khyber Pakhtunkhwa radio program. The caller expressed pride in the armed forces, saying that they are a source of honor for the nation. He stated that there are numerous locations inside Afghanistan where terrorist hideouts exist and that these safe havens have long posed a threat to Pakistan’s security. He added that the Pakistani government repeatedly urged the Afghan authorities to eliminate these militants from their soil, but those appeals were not acted upon. As a result, where confirmed terrorist hideouts were identified, Pakistan’s military carried out targeted strikes and eliminated the militants. According to the caller, Pakistan has consistently conveyed to Afghanistan the need to take decisive action against these elements. He emphasized that Pakistan has every right to defend its country, stressing that terrorists are enemies not only of the state but also of Islam and humanity. The message concluded with a strong assertion that safeguarding the nation remains a top priority and that any threat to Pakistan’s security will be addressed decisively.
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The air strikes carried out by Pakistan’s armed forces against the hideouts of Khawarij militants inside Afghanistan are commendable, according to a message shared during a live telephone call on a Khyber Pakhtunkhwa radio program. The caller expressed pride in the armed forces, saying that they are a source of honor for the nation. He stated that there are numerous locations inside Afghanistan where terrorist hideouts exist and that these safe havens have long posed a threat to Pakistan’s security. He added that the Pakistani government repeatedly urged the Afghan authorities to eliminate these militants from their soil, but those appeals were not acted upon. As a result, where confirmed terrorist hideouts were identified, Pakistan’s military carried out targeted strikes and eliminated the militants. According to the caller, Pakistan has consistently conveyed to Afghanistan the need to take decisive action against these elements. He emphasized that Pakistan has every right to defend its country, stressing that terrorists are enemies not only of the state but also of Islam and humanity. The message concluded with a strong assertion that safeguarding the nation remains a top priority and that any threat to Pakistan’s security will be addressed decisively.

Hawk's Eye

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FLASHBACK Sept 22, 1965 ZA Bhutto In UN Security Council : Indian Occupied Kashmir, A Disputed Territory: "..... Jammu and Kashmir is not an integral part of India and has never been an integral part of India...." (Watch Historical Footage). Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, PR of Pakistan to the UN Permanent Mission of Pakistan to the UN Ishaq Dar 6 January 2025 - SFJ Communique To Prime Minister of Pakistan Re: Pakistan’s Election to UN Security Council Seat Sub:Support The Right to Self-Determination through Referendum For People Of Indian Occupied Punjab and Kashmir. Honorable Prime Minister: Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) ( is an international human rights advocacy group which believes in and adheres to UN Charter and works to promote the Right To Self Determination and human rights as enshrined in Universal Declaration of Human Rights (“UDHR”) and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. To this end, SFJ is holding the first ever global non-governmental Khalistan Referendum under the supervision of a nonaligned panel of experts - the Punjab Referendum Commission - on the question “Should Indian Governed Punjab Be An Independent Country?”. We are writing to extend our warmest congratulations to you and the nation of Pakistan on Pakistan’s successful election to a seat in the United Nations Security Council. This significant achievement reflects Pakistan’s dedication to international peace, justice, and the principles enshrined in the UN Charter. Your recent statement reaffirming the right to self-determination for the people of Kashmir through the plebiscite as prescribed in UNSC Resolution 21 of 1948 is both timely and commendable. It is a reminder to the international community of the moral and legal imperative to support oppressed peoples’ right to seek freedom and justice. While unequivocally supporting the right self-determination for the people of Kashmir through UN backed plebiscite to which India has reneged on, SFJ urges your government to consider extending its support to the Sikh community’s ongoing quest for self-determination. The global referendum being organized by SFJ is a significant effort to highlight and advocate through peaceful and democratic means, their demand for a sovereign homeland Khalistan in the Indian Governed region of Punjab. We firmly believe that Pakistan’s leadership at the Security Council can pave the way for constructive dialogue and meaningful resolutions that uphold the right of all peoples to determine their own destiny and political future of their homeland. Pakistan’s support for Sikh people’s movement to achieve Khalistan through Referendum, will further strengthen Pakistan’s longstanding stance of right to self-determination for the people of Kashmir through a UN backed plebiscite.
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FLASHBACK Sept 22, 1965 ZA Bhutto In UN Security Council : Indian Occupied Kashmir, A Disputed Territory: "..... Jammu and Kashmir is not an integral part of India and has never been an integral part of India...." (Watch Historical Footage). Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, PR of Pakistan to the UN Permanent Mission of Pakistan to the UN Ishaq Dar 6 January 2025 - SFJ Communique To Prime Minister of Pakistan Re: Pakistan’s Election to UN Security Council Seat Sub:Support The Right to Self-Determination through Referendum For People Of Indian Occupied Punjab and Kashmir. Honorable Prime Minister: Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) ( is an international human rights advocacy group which believes in and adheres to UN Charter and works to promote the Right To Self Determination and human rights as enshrined in Universal Declaration of Human Rights (“UDHR”) and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. To this end, SFJ is holding the first ever global non-governmental Khalistan Referendum under the supervision of a nonaligned panel of experts - the Punjab Referendum Commission - on the question “Should Indian Governed Punjab Be An Independent Country?”. We are writing to extend our warmest congratulations to you and the nation of Pakistan on Pakistan’s successful election to a seat in the United Nations Security Council. This significant achievement reflects Pakistan’s dedication to international peace, justice, and the principles enshrined in the UN Charter. Your recent statement reaffirming the right to self-determination for the people of Kashmir through the plebiscite as prescribed in UNSC Resolution 21 of 1948 is both timely and commendable. It is a reminder to the international community of the moral and legal imperative to support oppressed peoples’ right to seek freedom and justice. While unequivocally supporting the right self-determination for the people of Kashmir through UN backed plebiscite to which India has reneged on, SFJ urges your government to consider extending its support to the Sikh community’s ongoing quest for self-determination. The global referendum being organized by SFJ is a significant effort to highlight and advocate through peaceful and democratic means, their demand for a sovereign homeland Khalistan in the Indian Governed region of Punjab. We firmly believe that Pakistan’s leadership at the Security Council can pave the way for constructive dialogue and meaningful resolutions that uphold the right of all peoples to determine their own destiny and political future of their homeland. Pakistan’s support for Sikh people’s movement to achieve Khalistan through Referendum, will further strengthen Pakistan’s longstanding stance of right to self-determination for the people of Kashmir through a UN backed plebiscite.

Gurpatwant Singh Pannun

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Pakistan’s most notorious militant group, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, has announced the expansion of its special forces unit. This new unit will also be equipped with mortar drones. All this training is being done in Afghanistan under the supervision of Afghan Taliban & Indian intelligence and special forces. Pakistan has all the right in the world to hit inside Afghanistan to destroy these training camps and base areas. And we should also bomb Kabul and Delhi for supporting this insurgency.
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Pakistan’s most notorious militant group, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, has announced the expansion of its special forces unit. This new unit will also be equipped with mortar drones. All this training is being done in Afghanistan under the supervision of Afghan Taliban & Indian intelligence and special forces. Pakistan has all the right in the world to hit inside Afghanistan to destroy these training camps and base areas. And we should also bomb Kabul and Delhi for supporting this insurgency.

اللہ کے بندے۔۔۔

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In recent years, what has been happening in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa is not just a military conflict, it is a deep-rooted social reaction. 1/ The growth of Tehrik-i-Taliban #Pakistan (#TTP) cannot be explained solely by ideology or external influence, this phenomenon is the direct result of oppression and harsh measures by Pakistan’s military in Pashtun regions. 2/ Every time the Pakistani military conducts operations, arbitrary arrests, civilian killings, humiliation, and economic deprivation, public anger turns into organized resistance. For many in the region, this process has become a “natural response,” not something planned from outside. /3 TTP cannot be seen as an imported group, it is a movement emerging from the Pashtun community itself. There are 30 million Pashtuns living in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and another 20 million in other parts of Pakistan. This large population has long felt treated as second-class citizens by the central government and military. /4 When such a population experiences decades of oppression, losing land, rights, economy, and security, it is not surprising that armed resistance emerges. /5 The Pakistani army has consistently tried to blame Afghanistan for internal instability, but the reality is clear: •The Durand Line is fully fenced and controlled by Pakistan’s military •All border crossings are under strict surveillance •No one can enter or exit without monitoring, /6 So, claims that TTP enters from Afghanistan are simply a political excuse to avoid domestic responsibility. The truth is, TTP originates from the oppressed areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and has nothing to do with Afghanistan. /7 As long as Pakistan’s policies continue to involve, •Shelling Pashtun villages •Bombing weddings •Kidnapping youth without trial •Suppressing Pashtun identity in media and education /8 the growth of this movement will not stop. Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan is neither ‘imported’ nor “imposed”, it is the natural outcome of decades of injustice in Pashtun lands. As long as Pakistan’s policy remains based on oppression and militarization, resistance will continue. /9
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In recent years, what has been happening in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa is not just a military conflict, it is a deep-rooted social reaction. 1/ The growth of Tehrik-i-Taliban #Pakistan (#TTP) cannot be explained solely by ideology or external influence, this phenomenon is the direct result of oppression and harsh measures by Pakistan’s military in Pashtun regions. 2/ Every time the Pakistani military conducts operations, arbitrary arrests, civilian killings, humiliation, and economic deprivation, public anger turns into organized resistance. For many in the region, this process has become a “natural response,” not something planned from outside. /3 TTP cannot be seen as an imported group, it is a movement emerging from the Pashtun community itself. There are 30 million Pashtuns living in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and another 20 million in other parts of Pakistan. This large population has long felt treated as second-class citizens by the central government and military. /4 When such a population experiences decades of oppression, losing land, rights, economy, and security, it is not surprising that armed resistance emerges. /5 The Pakistani army has consistently tried to blame Afghanistan for internal instability, but the reality is clear: •The Durand Line is fully fenced and controlled by Pakistan’s military •All border crossings are under strict surveillance •No one can enter or exit without monitoring, /6 So, claims that TTP enters from Afghanistan are simply a political excuse to avoid domestic responsibility. The truth is, TTP originates from the oppressed areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and has nothing to do with Afghanistan. /7 As long as Pakistan’s policies continue to involve, •Shelling Pashtun villages •Bombing weddings •Kidnapping youth without trial •Suppressing Pashtun identity in media and education /8 the growth of this movement will not stop. Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan is neither ‘imported’ nor “imposed”, it is the natural outcome of decades of injustice in Pashtun lands. As long as Pakistan’s policy remains based on oppression and militarization, resistance will continue. /9

Najib Farhodi

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