Rebuilding Trust Through Policing with Purpose By Jahanzaib Tariq Sometimes, half of a person’s pain is eased simply by being heard. In Faisalabad, a quiet yet meaningful transformation is taking place under the leadership of Regional Police Officer Sohail Akhtar Sukhera. His approach reflects a simple but powerful idea that accessibility, empathy and action can restore public trust in institutions. By opening the doors of his office and encouraging people to share their concerns without hesitation, he has helped create an environment where citizens feel heard and respected. What distinguishes…
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Iran–US Talks in Islamabad Show Progress but Key Issues Remain
Iran–US Backchannel Talks in Islamabad Show Limited Progress, Key Differences Persist Agreement on De-escalation and Prisoner Exchange By Mian Iftikhar Ahmad Islamabad hosted backchannel talks between Iran and the United States where both sides showed initial convergence on reducing regional tensions and avoiding direct confrontation. Diplomatic sources indicated that progress was also made on humanitarian grounds including a potential prisoner exchange. Both parties emphasized the need for stability in the Middle East particularly in the context of rising Iran–Israel tensions. The United States signaled the possibility of limited economic relief…
Read MorePakistan’s Mediation in US-Iran Conflict: Gulf Power Shift Analysis
Pakistan’s Mediation: Has Pakistan Expelled the United States from the Gulf? By Mian Iftikhar Ahmed The current geo-political situation between Pakistan, the United States, Iran, and the Gulf states is the result of several major developments. The most prominent among these is the strategic defense agreement signed between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in September 2025. Under this agreement, on April 11, 2026, advanced fighter jets and support assets of the Pakistan Air Force arrived at King Abdulaziz Air Base in the eastern sector of Saudi Arabia. According to the Saudi…
Read MoreJournalists Praise Pakistan Peace Mission, PM Shehbaz Sharif and Asim Munir
Journalists Pay Tribute to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Field Marshal Asim Munir on Pakistan’s Successful Peace Mission (JEDDAH – Special Representative) Eminent journalists of the Pakistan Journalists Forum based abroad have expressed their pride in the peace mission launched by Pakistan during the global tension caused by the Iran-Israel war, and have always appreciated Pakistan’s peace efforts. Pakistan’s initiative was not only described as a positive role for Pakistan by the international media and diplomatic circles, but also called it an important step towards stability in the region. Pakistan’s…
Read MoreJournalism is Not a Crime: Debate on PECA Act 2025 in Pakistan
Journalism is not a crime۔۔۔it is a mirror of society By Muhammad Mansoor Mumtaz The “Provincial Journalists Convention” held at the Lahore Press Club was not merely a routine gathering; it emerged as a decisive voice on press freedom, freedom of expression, and the economic rights of media workers in Pakistan. The convention unanimously rejected the amendments to the PECA Act 2025, declaring it a “black law” that, though framed in the name of state regulation, appears in practice as an attempt to curb journalistic freedom. Governor Punjab Sardar Saleem…
Read MoreDirector Livestock Dr Haider Ali Khan Visits Jhang to Review Services and Projects
Director Livestock Dr. Haider Ali Khan Visits Jhang District (By Zafar Chishti, Bureau Chief Punjab Pakistan) Faisalabad: Director Livestock Faislabad Division Dr. Haider Ali Khan paid a detailed visit to District Jhang. During the visit, he inspected Civil Veterinary Hospital 466 JB and Civil Veterinary Hospital Kot Lakhnana. He reviewed the availability of medicines, cleanliness conditions, record management and the overall service delivery at the hospitals. He also assessed the progress regarding the recovery of the Chief Minister Punjab Livestock Card and directed the concerned staff to further improve the…
Read MoreDr Nousher Ali Khan Retires After 35 Years of Service in Agriculture Department
DD Agri Dr. Nousher Ali Khan Retires After 35 Years of Distinguished Service (By Zafar Chishti, Bureau Chief Punjab Pakistan) Toba Tek Singh: Deputy Director Agriculture (Extension) Toba Tek Singh Dr. Nousher Ali Khan has retired today after completing 35 years of distinguished government service. On this occasion, a dignified ceremony was held at the Deputy Commissioner’s Office, where he was presented with a shield and a certificate of appreciation. During the ceremony, the Deputy Commissioner along with other district officers paid tribute to Dr. Nousher Ali Khan’s services, stating…
Read MoreTragic Death of 14-Year-Old Uzair Imran Ahmed in Katy Texas
TRAGIC PASSING OF 14-YEAR-OLD UZAIR IMRAN AHMED FROM KATY, TEXAS Funeral & Burial Services Announced — Community Asked to Pray & Respect Family’s Privacy Katy, Texas | April 10, 2026 The Pakistani and Muslim community of Texas is in deep mourning following the sudden and heartbreaking death of 14-year-old Uzair Imran Ahmed, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Imran Ahmed, a loving and respected family residing in Katy, Texas. Uzair was reported missing on Saturday, and in a devastating turn of events, his body was recovered the same day. The…
Read MoreAbby Martin’s Israel Visit: A Perspective That Challenges Global Narratives
Abby Martin Went To Israel. IT’S WORSE Than You Think One of America’s most persistent independent journalists visited Israel, spent time inside its society, and left having abandoned a belief she held for her entire career. Editorial Desk · April 8, 2026 What Abby Martin Found in Israel Abby Martin has been covering the Israeli-Palestinian conflict longer than most journalists working today. She founded Media Roots, spent years hosting The Empire Files, and made Gaza Fights for Freedom — a documentary she put on YouTube for free because she wanted…
Read MoreGulf States Plan to Bypass Strait of Hormuz Amid Rising Tensions
Gulf States and the Race to Bypass the Strait of Hormuz On a completely different front — energy — something significant is happening that most people outside the oil industry have not fully noticed yet. Iran restricted navigation through the Strait of Hormuz on March 2, 2026. About 20 percent of the world’s oil supply goes through that waterway every day. When Iran announced restrictions, Gulf states suddenly had a very urgent version of a problem they had been quietly ignoring for years: they had built almost their entire export…
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