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The Punch on MSNNorthern govs in joint push against resurgent attacksFollowing the surging banditry, insurgency and terrorist activities in the North, Chairman, Northern States Governors’ Forum ...
The Advance propaganda machine is aimed at ordinary Australians but backed by some of our wealthiest – and has links to a right-wing US foundation.
Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir has reignited the 'two-nation theory,' emphasizing the distinct differences between Hindus and Muslims as the basis for Pakistan's creation. Speaking at the ...
He also noted the distinct identities of Pakistan and India. Pakistan Army chief general Asim Munir has raked up the two-nation theory and emphasised that India and Pakistan are two different nations.
LANSING, Mich. — Former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers is launching another Republican bid for the U.S. Senate in Michigan, following ...
Israel's raids have emptied out and largely destroyed several urban refugee camps in the northern West Bank, like Tulkarem ...
The Nigerian Army has uncovered 11 new bunkering facilities ... according to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN). He said seven suspects were arrested during the operations. ”Troops seized 13,600 ...
Pakistan Army chief general Asim Munir stirred up a controversy when he mentioned the two-nation theory while addressing the Overseas Pakistani Convention in Islamabad on Wednesday. debate on ...
Justifying the two-nation theory during an address at the Overseas Pakistani Convention in Islamabad, Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir emphasized how India and Pakistan are two different ...
Repeating the military establishment’s old ideological line, Pakistan Army chief General Asim Munir ... That was the foundation of the Two-Nation Theory. It was laid on the belief that we ...
Pakistan army chief General Asim Munir has referred to Kashmir as their “jugular vein” and invoked the two-nation theory to assert that the “differences between Hindus and Muslims” formed ...
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