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In Urdu Daily, Pakistani Writer Discusses Role Of Tokyo's Turkish Mosque In Spreading Islam: 'With The Help Of This Mosque, Hundreds Of Pakistani Brothers Have Found Pious Japanese Muslim Wives'; 'Islam Has Become The Fastest-Growing Religion In Japan'

In a recent column in the Urdu-language newspaper Roznama Jang, Pakistani writer Muhammad Irfan Siddiqui described the spread of Islam in Japan, especially noting the role of a Turkish mosque in Tokyo in the propagation of Islam among the Japanese people. The mosque is associated with the Tokyo Camii ("mosque")& Turkish Culture Center of Turkey. In the column, "The Spread Of

Columns In Urdu Daily Examine Iranian President's Visit To Pakistan: 'America Adopted A Threatening Stance [Against Pakistan] In The Event That Trade Relations With Iran' Are Established

Editorials In Pakistani Dailies Denounce U.S. Sanctions On Belarusian And Chinese Firms Linked To Pakistan's Ballistic Missile Program: 'Another Major Demonstration Of America's Imperialist Behavior'; U.S. Is 'Painting Pakistan As An Underhand Producer Of Missiles'; 'As For The West, There Are Indeed Double Standards And Hypocrisy'

On April 19, 2024, the State Department sanctioned a group of Belarusian and Chinese firms involved in supplying materials to Pakistan's ballistic missile program. The sanctioned firms include: Minsk Wheel Tractor Plant, a Belarus based company supplying special vehicle chassis that are "used as launch support for equipment for ballistic missiles by Pakistan's National

In Urdu-Language Column, Pakistani Turkish Affairs Expert Dr. Furqan Hameed Examines Pakistan-Turkey Military Cooperation: 'Talks Are Also Underway To Jointly Manufacture A Stealth Fighter Jet'; 'Pakistan Has Purchased Military Equipment Worth Three Billion Dollars From Turkey'

In recent years, Turkey and Pakistan have been steadily building a strong military partnership, which has raised concerns that the rogue elements in the Pakistani military could supply nuclear technology to Turkey.[1] There is also evidence that, despite Pakistani denials of such actions, Pakistani soldiers aided Azerbaijan's military against Armenia in the most recent

Columns In Urdu-Language Pakistani Dailies Discuss 'Missing Persons': 'The Involvement Of Missing Persons In Various Incidents Of Terrorism... Is A Matter Of Grave Concern'; 'Not Just Two Or Four, Hundreds Of People Are Missing From Baluchistan'

In recent columns in Pakistan's Urdu-language newspapers, two Pakistani columnists discussed the issue of "Missing Persons," a term used to refer both to terrorists in Pakistan, especially in the border tribal region, as well as to civil rights activists and secessionists in Baluchistan province, who are believed to have been picked up by intelligence agencies over the past