Diplomatic

Russia National Day Celebrated in Lahore with Grand Cultural Evening Strengthening Pakistan-Russia Ties

Pakistan

Sustainable Peace in Balochistan Depends on Justice and Public Confidence, MPA Farah Azeem Shah

Diplomatic

Philippine Embassy in Islamabad Welcomes New Communications and Records Officer

Pakistan

Pakistan Tops Global Erasmus Mundus Scholarship Rankings for Fifth Consecutive Year

ISPR
Pakistan

Pakistan Calls Indian Army Chief’s Nuclear Threat Remarks “Mental Collapse,” Warns Against Escalation

International

China, US and UAE Police Arrest 276 Telecom Fraud Suspects in Major Dubai Scam Crackdown

**Headline (SEO-Optimized):** Islamabad Peace Talks Called ‘Honor for Pakistan’ by Hafiz Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi, World Message of Islam Conference Rescheduled --- **Islamabad:** Chairman of the Pakistan Ulema Council, Hafiz Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi, has termed the ongoing peace talks in Islamabad as a matter of national pride, emphasizing the constructive role played by Pakistan’s leadership in facilitating dialogue. In his official statement, Ashrafi highlighted that the process began with a ceasefire, paving the way for formal negotiations. He remarked that while outcomes ultimately depend on divine will, consistent human effort remains essential in achieving peace and stability. He further stated that the initiation of dialogue in Islamabad marks a significant diplomatic opening, expressing hope that the process will continue and yield positive results. He urged citizens to remain thankful and to pray for long-term success. Ashrafi also announced that the **World Message of Islam Conference** has been rescheduled to April 20. The conference is expected to bring together prominent religious scholars from multiple countries, including Palestine, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, to discuss unity, peace, and the global message of Islam. The development underscores Pakistan’s growing role in promoting dialogue and religious diplomacy on the international stage.
Religious

Pakistan Will Remain Strong and United Against External Threats, Says Tahir Ashrafi

Religious

Pakistani Religious Delegation Led by Maulana Asim Makhdoom Arrives in China on Official Invitation

Religious

Pakistan Gaining Global Respect After “Battle of Truth,” Says Tahir Ashrafi

Religious

Pakistani bishops visit Vatican, apprise Pope Leo of Christian issues

International Religious

Iranian President Thanks Pope Leo for Condemning US and Israeli Attacks

Pakistan

Pakistan, Russia Bound by Strong Friendship and Mutual Trust, Says Federal Minister Mukhtar Ahmed

US Senate Bill Pass
International

US Senate Blocks New Effort to Limit Trump’s Iran War Powers as Bipartisan Support Slowly Grows

International

Trump Arrives in China for High-Stakes Summit With Xi Jinping Amid Trade and Middle East Tensions

International

Netanyahu Secretly Visited UAE During Iran War, Israeli PM’s Office Reveals

Religious

Palestinian Grand Mufti & high-level delegation Arrives in Pakistan to Attend 6th Paigham-e-Islam Conference

**Headline (SEO-Optimized):** Islamabad Peace Talks Called ‘Honor for Pakistan’ by Hafiz Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi, World Message of Islam Conference Rescheduled --- **Islamabad:** Chairman of the Pakistan Ulema Council, Hafiz Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi, has termed the ongoing peace talks in Islamabad as a matter of national pride, emphasizing the constructive role played by Pakistan’s leadership in facilitating dialogue. In his official statement, Ashrafi highlighted that the process began with a ceasefire, paving the way for formal negotiations. He remarked that while outcomes ultimately depend on divine will, consistent human effort remains essential in achieving peace and stability. He further stated that the initiation of dialogue in Islamabad marks a significant diplomatic opening, expressing hope that the process will continue and yield positive results. He urged citizens to remain thankful and to pray for long-term success. Ashrafi also announced that the **World Message of Islam Conference** has been rescheduled to April 20. The conference is expected to bring together prominent religious scholars from multiple countries, including Palestine, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, to discuss unity, peace, and the global message of Islam. The development underscores Pakistan’s growing role in promoting dialogue and religious diplomacy on the international stage.
Religious

Islamabad Peace Talks Called ‘Honor for Pakistan’: Hafiz Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi

Diplomatic

Iran Prefers Peace and Diplomacy, US Remains Unreliable: Consul General Mehran Mohadfar

Iran Seeks Concrete Results in Nuclear Talks with U.S., President Masoud Pezeshkian Says
International

Iran Seeks Concrete Results in Nuclear Talks with U.S., President Masoud Pezeshkian Says

Iran Nuclear Talks Stall Over U.S. Red Lines, Says JD Vance
International

Iran Nuclear Talks Stall Over U.S. Red Lines, Says JD Vance

Ramadan Begins in Saudi Arabia and Gulf States, Pakistan Likely to Start Fasting Tomorrow
Religious

Ramadan Begins in Saudi Arabia and Gulf States, Pakistan Likely to Start Fasting Tomorrow

Pakistani provision Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Issues SOPs for Events in Girls’ Colleges, Bans Music, Dance, and Social Media Sharing
Pakistan

Pakistani provision K. P Issues SOPs for Events in Girls’ Colleges, Bans Music, Dance, and Social Media Sharing

Iran Signals Willingness for Nuclear Talks With US After Trump Issues Military Warning
International

Iran Signals Willingness for Nuclear Talks With US After Trump Issues Military Warning

US–India Trade Deal Finalized as Trump Announces Major Tariff Cut on Indian Goods
International

US–India Trade Deal Finalized as Trump Announces Major Tariff Cut on Indian Goods

International

Saudi Media Forum 2026 to Begin in Riyadh Under Patronage of King Salman

Afghan embassy
Diplomatic

Australia Announces Closure of Afghan Embassy After June 2026

Iran, Russia, and China Announce Joint Naval Drills in Northern Indian Ocean
International

Iran, Russia, and China Announce Joint Naval Drills in Northern Indian Ocean

International

Russian Forces Claim Control of 24 Settlements During January 2026 Operations

International

Israel Partially Reopens Rafah Crossing Between Gaza and Egypt After Nearly Two Years

International

Thousands Hold Silent Protest in Denmark’s Against Trump Remarks on NATO Troops

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