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Pakistan to Respond to Any Indian Aggression With Full Military Might

Pakistan to Respond to Any Indian Aggression With Full Military Might Pakistan to Respond to Any Indian Aggression With Full Military Might Foreign Office spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri. Courtesy Ministry of Foreign Affairs Foreign Office spokesperson urges Afghan officials to avoid ‘blame game’ and use official channels to boost bilateral relations Pakistan will respond ‘befittingly’ to any Indian aggression with its full military might, Foreign Office spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri reiterated on Thursday. Addressing a weekly press briefing in Islamabad, he said Pakistan would combat India’s global disinformation campaign with the truth. He said the country would enhance its positive diplomatic outreach to refute India’s negative propaganda.

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Virtual reality helps South Korean woman return to North Korean home

Many families like Hyun s became separated from the places they knew and the people they loved. In the decades since, North Korea has become increasingly isolated from the world, led by a dynasty of dictators that wants the reunification of the Koreas but under its own terms. Unlocated picture taken January 18, 1951, shows Korean refugees passing frozen rice fields as they fled to the south. Credit: AFP/Getty Images While the two countries have allowed select families to reunite for brief and emotional meetings, most families that were separated during the war have never been able to see their loved ones.

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No State Complicity in 'Few' Instances of Forced Conversions in Pakistan: FO

No State Complicity in ‘Few’ Instances of Forced Conversions in Pakistan: FO Spokesperson claims most reported instances of ‘forced conversions’ are fictitious and designed to malign Pakistan Rejecting any perception of institutionalized forced religious conversions, Pakistan’s Foreign Office on Tuesday stressed that minorities in the country are free to profess, practice and propagate their religion. Responding to media queries in Islamabad, spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said that Islam forbids forced conversions under the Quran and Sunnah. He claimed that most reported cases of forced conversion, upon closer scrutiny, were found to be “fictitious, politically-motivated or based on mala fide intent,” adding that this was part of a concerted effort to malign Pakistan globally. He cited the recent disclosures by EU DisinfoLab as proof that Indian intelligence agencies were spreading disinformation about Pakistan.

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Reconocieron a policías en un acto conmemorativo: "Siempre y sin dudarlo se puso todo el esfuerzo para luchar contra la pandemia", destacó Delgado

Reconocieron a policías en un acto conmemorativo: "Siempre y sin dudarlo se puso todo el esfuerzo para luchar contra la pandemia", destacó Delgado
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PM Mahinda Rajapaksa to inaugurate NITC 2020 online conference today

Guest of Honour Ministry of Technology Secretary Jayantha De Silva The 38th edition of National Information Technology Conference (NITC), themed ‘Towards a Sustainable Digital Sri Lanka’ at 2 p.m. Friday 18 December will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa. NITC is the country’s flagship ICT event organised by the Computer Society of Sri Lanka (CSSL) and will be held on 18 and 19 December as a virtual (online) conference. The Prime Minister is attending the conference inauguration as the Chief Guest. At the same time, Ministry of Technology Secretary and ICTA Chairman Jayantha De Silva will be the Guest of Honour and the inauguration Keynote Speaker.

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