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“This is not protest; this is sabotage,” Iranian state media quoted Khamenei as saying.

According to BBC Persian, at least 22 people have been killed so far, with their identities verified through independent sources, as security forces attempt to contain the widening movement.

A special Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) in Rawalpindi has dismissed the acquittal plea filed by Aleema Khan, the sister of the PTI founder, in a high-profile case related to the November 26 protests. The court ordered the continuation of the trial after hearing extensive arguments from both the defense, who cited political victimization, and the prosecution, who highlighted the alleged violence and disruption caused by the organizers.

A 20-year-old female student at the University of Lahore’s Pharmacy Department is fighting for her life in the ICU after allegedly attempting suicide by jumping from the second floor of a university building. The incident, which caused widespread protests, has led to the temporary suspension of all academic activities.

Pakistan was once pushed to the margins of global politics. Today, it is reaching for the stars. In such circumstances, criticism of this diplomatic front is baseless, futile, and unjustified.

What has actually been achieved?

A viral podcast clip of ASP Shahrbano Naqvi has sparked an intense debate over police protocols and social media optics in Pakistan. While the officer claims the video is old, critics question the "one-hour murder solution" featured in the interview. Read the full analysis of the controversy and the Punjab Police social media regulations.

A professor at the Faisalabad Agriculture University’s sub‑campus in Burewala has been suspended after a female student accused him of harassment. The complaint, supported by a video circulating online, was forwarded to the HEC Pakistan Women Harassment Unit, which directed the Vice Chancellor to take immediate action.

The Trump administration has announced a comprehensive review of Green Cards issued to migrants from 19 countries identified as nations of concern. The directive follows a violent shooting outside the White House in Washington, D.C., where an Afghan national allegedly attacked two National Guard soldiers, leaving one dead and another critically injured. USCIS chief Joseph Edlow confirmed that every Green Card from these countries will undergo strict re‑evaluation as part of intensified immigration enforcement measures.

The agreement brings both universities together in several key areas. It includes exchange and training opportunities for faculty, researchers, and technical staff, as well as joint participation in Art and Design exhibitions.