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UAE Welcomes Ceasefire Agreement Between Pakistan and Afghanistan – A New Chapter of Hope for the Region

In a major diplomatic breakthrough, the United Arab Emirates has welcomed the ceasefire agreement between Pakistan and Afghanistan, calling it a positive and humanitarian step towards restoring peace and stability in the region. The UAE’s statement reflects its consistent role as a bridge for dialogue, unity, and cooperation among Muslim nations. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the UAE praised the mediation efforts of Qatar and Türkiye, acknowledging their contribution in bringing both sides to the table. This gesture underlines the UAE’s belief in collective diplomacy that lasting peace is achieved not through pressure, but through partnership and understanding. UAE officials described the ceasefire as “a humanitarian victory more than a political achievement”, emphasizing that calm along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border will open doors for trade, education, and cross-border cooperation. For Pakistan, this peace offers renewed opportunities for economic growth and border stab...
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Behind the Headlines: Journalists Risking It All in Gaza - A Cry for Justice


 In the face of tragedy and turmoil in Gaza, journalists and activists unite on the streets of Karachi to stand with their fallen comrades. As the world witnesses the toll of conflict, questions arise about the true cost of reporting in the line of fire.


A hundred strong, protesters march from Karachi Press Club to the Sindh Governor House, draped in keffiyehs and brandishing Palestinian flags. Their mission: to honor the journalists who paid the ultimate price amid the Israel-Hamas clash.


Razia Sultana, a respected journalist, hails the incredible bravery of Palestinian reporters who become beacons of resilience amidst Israeli bombardment. Despite personal tragedies, like Al Jazeera's Wael Dahdouh losing his family, these reporters persist in their duty, becoming role models for their global counterparts.


The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) report unveils a grim reality - over 40 journalists among the Palestinian casualties, with eight injured, three missing, and nine arrested. The toll extends beyond, with over 10,500 Palestinians, including 4,000 children, losing their lives in the past month.


Geo News reporter Tariq Abul Hassan condemns Israel's actions, accusing them of flouting international laws. Chand Nawab adds his voice, questioning the United Nations' absence in the face of global protests against Israel's actions.


Uzma Sultan urges widespread support for Palestine, emphasizing the need to stand with those facing adversity. Wajih Sahini from Geo News criticizes Western media for alleged bias, claiming that the true extent of Israeli-Palestinian conflicts is often obscured.


As the streets echo with chants of solidarity, the call for justice reverberates globally. Behind the headlines and conflicting narratives, a poignant question lingers - what is the untold story of those who risk everything to bring truth to light?

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