FGN40: BANGLA-YUNUS-MINORITIES Protect religious minorities: Bangladesh's Chief Adviser to security chiefs amid global image concerns Dhaka: Noting that Bangladesh's country's global image "will be badly damaged" if it fails to protect its religious minorities, Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus on Monday ordered security chiefs to take special measures to prevent attacks on them and safeguard the rights of every citizen.
FGN44: PAK-IMRAN-ARMY
Imran Khan writes to Pak Army chief, urges him to review establishment's approach Islamabad: Jailed former premier Imran Khan wrote a letter to Pakistan Army chief Gen Asim Munir, criticizing the establishment's policies and urging him to review its approach towards national security and governance as his party prepares for protests on the first anniversary of the general elections later this week.
FGN47: PAK-AFGHAN-TERRORISTS
Son of Afghan deputy governor among terrorists killed in northwest Pakistan: Report Islamabad: The son of the deputy governor of Afghanistan's Badghis province was among four terrorists killed during an operation in the restive northwest Pakistan last week, official media reported on Monday.
FGN45: MALDIVES-INDIA-MILITARY-DRILL
India-Maldives joint military exercise begins Male: The 13th edition of joint military exercise 'Ekuverin' between the Indian Army and the Maldives National Defence Force has commenced in the archipelago nation, officials here said.
FGN9: BANGLA-YUNUS-SARASWATI PUJA
Bangladesh abode of communal harmony, says Chief Adviser Yunus Dhaka: Bangladesh belongs to all of its citizens and is a safe place for all people regardless of religion or caste, Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus has said, as he greeted members of the Hindu community on Saraswati Puja.
FGN27: PAK-ZARDARI-CHINA
Pakistan President Zardari to visit China on Tuesday on five-day state visit Islamabad: President Asif Ali Zardari will travel to China on Tuesday on a five-day state visit during which he will discuss a broad spectrum of bilateral relations with the Chinese leaders, with a focus on economic and trade cooperation, security collaboration, and the multi-billion dollar economic corridor (CPEC).
FGN10: PAK-TERROR ATTACKS-INCREASE
Pakistan witnesses sharp increase in terror attacks in Jan 2025, second deadliest month for militants since 2016 Islamabad: Pakistan witnessed a sharp increase in terror attacks in January 2025, surging by 42 per cent compared to the previous month, a think tank has said.
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