Pakistan

A former CIA officer claims Indira Gandhi "did not approve" a secret 1980s India-Israel plan to bomb Pakistan's Kahuta nuclear facility. He called the decision a "shame," saying the operation could have "solved a lot of problems."

Afridi also criticized the military operations for harming ordinary civilians and the mistreatment of women from the Pashtun tribe.

"The current barrage of anti-Russian articles containing standard Western propaganda and lacking any alternative viewpoint makes one wonder whether the editorial board's policy is based on a political agenda promoted by anti-Russian forces rather than on freedom of speech," it pointed out.

Officials told them, “You are Hindu… you can’t go with Sikhs,” forcing them to walk back humiliated.

Around 50 sites have been discovered by the Italian archaeologists across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, belonging to different Historical periods.

Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, has accused the country’s current army chief, General Waker-Uz-Zaman, of being part of what he describes as a CIA-backed plan to remove Hasina from power.

“We’re gonna test because others test and certainly, North Korea has been testing…Pakistan has been testing…they ain’t going to tell you about it…they test way underground. People don’t exactly know what’s happening with the test…they feel little bit of a vibration.

Rights groups say he was tortured into confessing, calling the case another misuse of Pakistan’s blasphemy laws.