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Friday, January 2, 2026

Hackers leak Israel’s Intelligence Chief’s personal data

"Open Hands" claimed that the information was obtained after a lengthy operation initiated in 2014 back when David Barnea was head of Mossad's Tzomet department responsible for activating Mossad's international agent network.

Kashmir Files provoke Indians against Muslims

Mob inside the theatre chants anti-Muslim slogans, says: "When Muslims will cut into pieces, they will call for a Hindu God, Ram!"

Palestine future in risk as Turkey comes closer to Israel

With Turkey's ties to Israel effectively broken for more than a decade, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has fostered a close relationship with Hamas, which took power in the Gaza Strip in 2007.

Iran removes major obstacle to Nuclear Deal

"We are close to a possible deal, but we're not there yet." "We do think the remaining issues can be bridged." said State Department spokesman Ned Price.

UK’s Johnson fails to convince Saudi, UAE

The two Gulf states are among the few OPEC oil exporters with spare oil capacity to raise output and potentially offset supply losses from Russia.

Shehbaz be disqualified for ‘extra-constitutional’ demand: Ali Zaidi

The opposition leaders were trying to buy the loyalties of the parliamentarians to make their no-confidence motion against PM Imran Khan successful, but they would fail in their manoeuvrings, Ali Zaidi said.

Ukraine rejects Russia’s proposal to become ‘neutral’ like Sweden

The Kremlin earlier Wednesday said that a neutral Ukraine along the lines of Sweden or Austria was being discussed at talks with Kyiv to end three weeks of fighting in Ukraine. However, Ukraine rejected the proposal.

Bahrain’s National Guard Commander lauds Pakistan Armed Forces

During the meeting, matters of mutual interest, regional security situation, and measures to further enhance professional cooperation between both the armies were discussed. The visiting dignitary vowed to enhance cooperation in various fields.

Pakistan nearly initiated a retaliatory strike on India

Pakistan only backed out of the plan because the initial assessment, conducted by the response team, indicated something "amiss." The Indian missile ended up damaging only residential property and, to their "relief," caused no casualties.

Boris Johnson defends Saudi visit after mass execution

On Wednesday, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson justified his plan to visit Saudi Arabia, where he is seeking increased oil supplies, claiming the country's ties were vital and promised to address human rights concerns.

Textile exports increase to $12.6b in 8 months

The exports during February 2022 were recorded at $1,674.785 million against the exports of $1,234.040 million during February 2021.

Pakistan’s exports increase by 32.77%

Exports during July-February (2021-22) were recorded at Rs3,520,242 million as against the exports of Rs2,651,319 million during July- February 2020-21: PBS
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