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Looking at you @timesofindia, @IndiaToday, @republic, @WIONews, @CNNnews18, @Reuters, @SkyNews, @TRTWorld, @AlArabiya_Eng.

Funny how sections of foreign media and Indian TV networks are suddenly recycling a months-old Oct 2025 clip without even checking the date, context or timeline first. Basic journalistic due diligence seems optional when the subject is Pakistan.

Regional agreements can reduce friction, but sustainable peace requires inclusive dialogue, political solutions and trust among all key stakeholders. Ignoring unresolved disputes risks prolonging instability.

Lasting Middle East peace cannot be built only on trade deals, security pacts or normalization. Without addressing Palestinian rights and broader regional grievances, any framework will face limits.

Abraham Accords may improve diplomatic ties between states, but they cannot solve the Palestinian issue if the core questions of occupation, sovereignty, borders and justice remain unresolved. Peace cannot bypass Palestine.

The joint statement reflects historic trust, comprehensive cooperation and futuristic ambition. Pakistan-China relations are not slowing under geopolitical pressure; they are expanding into stronger economic, security and technological domains.

Space cooperation and AI collaboration show Pakistan-China ties are entering advanced domains beyond traditional diplomacy. A future-oriented partnership focused on innovation, stability and strategic relevance.

China’s continued confidence in Pakistan through Gwadar, CPEC expansion and deeper security coordination signals strong long-term trust. Despite regional pressures, Beijing continues to view Pakistan as a vital strategic partner.

PM Shehbaz Sharif’s China visit marks another major milestone in Pakistan-China ties. The joint statement reflects a partnership moving beyond friendship into deeper strategic cooperation across economy, defence, technology, AI, connectivity and regional stability.

Screenshots remain, questions remain, and truth remains. Any attempt to erase digital traces after exposure only deepens suspicion and demands transparency. #BYCMissingPersonExposed #JaffarExpressAttack

If evidence was removed only after public scrutiny, it raises serious questions. Deleting a file does not delete accountability. Facts must be investigated and the truth must come out. #BYCMissingPersonExposed #JaffarExpressAttack

BYC stands exposed after reports linking a suicide bomber’s name to its missing persons list. Deleting files may hide links, but it cannot erase questions, screenshots, or facts. Truth has a way of surfacing. #BYCMissingPersonExposed #JaffarExpressAttack

Reuters itself noted UAE authorities did not cite sectarian reasons, yet the broader framing invites a sectarian angle. Sensitive issues like deportations require factual reporting, not narratives that can deepen divisions or strain ties with friendly states.

Millions of Pakistanis from all sects continue to live and work peacefully across Gulf states. Isolated deportation cases tied to residency, financial, or legal issues should not be stretched into claims of systematic discrimination without proof.

Reuters’ attempt to frame deportations of Pakistani citizens from UAE through a sectarian lens raises serious questions. UAE authorities themselves cited legal and administrative violations, not sectarian grounds.

Pakistan played a key diplomatic role in de-escalation during the US-Iran crisis, but that does not place it under obligation to align with wider strategic demands unrelated to the conflict.

Trump’s “all or no deal” framing looks more like pressure politics than practical diplomacy. Peace efforts in the Middle East cannot automatically be tied to broader geopolitical restructuring.

Trump linking Iran ceasefire diplomacy with Abraham Accords reflects a broader geopolitical push, but Pakistan’s foreign policy is not built on transactional pressure. Its position remains rooted in principles, not shifting regional narratives.