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Balochistan killings underscore Pakistan’s enforced disappearancesBalochistan killings underscore Pakistan’s enforced disappearances

Balochistan killings underscore Pakistan’s enforced disappearances

Add Tribune As Your Trusted Source Home / World / New Balochistan killings put spotlight on Pakistan's handling of enforced disappearances ANI Updated At : 12:50 PM Dec 06, 2025 IST Balochistan [Pakistan], December 6 (ANI): In yet another grim episode highlighting Pakistan's worsening human rights record in Balochistan, the mutilated bodies of five men
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Jaishankar: Putin Visit Reimagined India-Russia PartnershipJaishankar: Putin Visit Reimagined India-Russia Partnership

Jaishankar: Putin Visit Reimagined India-Russia Partnership

New Delhi [India], December 6 (ANI): External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Saturday described India-Russia ties as one of the "steadiest big relationships" in the world over the last 78 years, noting that Russian President Vladimir Putin's recent two-day state visit to the county "reimagined" the partnership by building new dimensions in areas that
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UK Freezes Assets to Disrupt Babbar Khalsa FundingUK Freezes Assets to Disrupt Babbar Khalsa Funding

UK Freezes Assets to Disrupt Babbar Khalsa Funding

Add Tribune As Your Trusted Source Home / World / UK imposes sanctions to disrupt funding for Pro-Khalistan terror group Babbar Khalsa ANI Updated At : 12:05 PM Dec 06, 2025 IST London [United Kingdom], December 6 (ANI): The UK has imposed sanctions to disrupt the funding of Pro-Khalistan terror group Babbar Khalsa. This is
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Jairam Ramesh Criticizes US NSS, Notes Pakistan OmissionJairam Ramesh Criticizes US NSS, Notes Pakistan Omission

Jairam Ramesh Criticizes US NSS, Notes Pakistan Omission

Add Tribune As Your Trusted Source Home / World / "Kya se kya hoh gaya": Jairam Ramesh critiques India-US ties, say US security document avoids Pak criticism ANI Updated At : 11:30 AM Dec 06, 2025 IST New Delhi [India], December 6 (ANI): Senior Congress leader and Rajya Sabha MP Jairam Ramesh on Saturday took
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Four civilians killed, four injured in Spin Boldak clashesFour civilians killed, four injured in Spin Boldak clashes

Four civilians killed, four injured in Spin Boldak clashes

Add Tribune As Your Trusted Source Home / World / Four civilians killed, four injured in Afghanistan as fresh clashes break out with Pakistan near Spin Boldak border ANI Updated At : 10:45 AM Dec 06, 2025 IST Kabul [Afghanistan], December 6 (ANI): Four civilians were killed and four others injured in fresh clashes between
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India-Russia Summit Broadens Cooperation Beyond DefenceIndia-Russia Summit Broadens Cooperation Beyond Defence

India-Russia Summit Broadens Cooperation Beyond Defence

Add Tribune As Your Trusted Source Home / World / India-Russia summit a success as cooperation expands beyond defence, energy: Foreign affairs expert ANI Updated At : 09:40 AM Dec 06, 2025 IST New Delhi [India], December 6 (ANI): The 23rd India-Russia Annual summit held on Friday can be seen as a "success" as the
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Ex-Pentagon Official: Putin’s India Visit Reflects on TrumpEx-Pentagon Official: Putin’s India Visit Reflects on Trump

Ex-Pentagon Official: Putin’s India Visit Reflects on Trump

Washington DC [US], December 6 (ANI): Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin said that Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to India is seen as US President Trump's "gross incompetence" by the majority of the US people, who dislike Trump, which he claimed is around 65 per cent according to recent polls. "It is being perceived in
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{“title”:”Former Official Urges US to Label Pakistan Terror Sponsor”,”content”:”Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin said the United States should designate Pakistan as a state sponsor of terrorism, arguing there is \’no strategic logic\’ in Washington embracing Islamabad. He also criticized the June White House visit by Pakistan Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir, saying Munir should be arrested rather than honored if he enters the United States.\n\nRubin argued the US ought to rescind Pakistan\’s special status and treat the country as a sponsor of terrorism. He called for a firmer response to Pakistani actions he views as hostile or complicit in militant activity.\n\nHe also urged the United States to apologize to India for recent diplomatic and trade measures, including the imposition of a 50 percent tariff on some Indian imports in August that was tied to India\’s purchase of Russian oil. Rubin acknowledged that President Donald Trump dislikes apologizing, but said US and allied interests outweigh any single leader\’s ego.\n\nThe remarks came amid visible trade and diplomatic shifts: the US has applied higher tariffs to Indian goods while imposing lower rates on Pakistan, and has pursued agreements with Islamabad on mineral mining and oil exploration. Pakistan reportedly welcomed Trump\’s diplomacy and even nominated him for a Nobel Peace Prize.\n\nRubin\’s comments referenced recent military tensions in the region. In May, India launched Operation Sindoor, striking nine camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir in retaliation for a terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22 that killed 26 people. After the strikes, both countries agreed to halt full-scale military action when the Pakistani director general of military operations called his Indian counterpart to arrange a cessation of hostilities.\n\nThis account is based on a syndicated news feed and reflects the original reporting.”}{“title”:”Former Official Urges US to Label Pakistan Terror Sponsor”,”content”:”Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin said the United States should designate Pakistan as a state sponsor of terrorism, arguing there is \’no strategic logic\’ in Washington embracing Islamabad. He also criticized the June White House visit by Pakistan Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir, saying Munir should be arrested rather than honored if he enters the United States.\n\nRubin argued the US ought to rescind Pakistan\’s special status and treat the country as a sponsor of terrorism. He called for a firmer response to Pakistani actions he views as hostile or complicit in militant activity.\n\nHe also urged the United States to apologize to India for recent diplomatic and trade measures, including the imposition of a 50 percent tariff on some Indian imports in August that was tied to India\’s purchase of Russian oil. Rubin acknowledged that President Donald Trump dislikes apologizing, but said US and allied interests outweigh any single leader\’s ego.\n\nThe remarks came amid visible trade and diplomatic shifts: the US has applied higher tariffs to Indian goods while imposing lower rates on Pakistan, and has pursued agreements with Islamabad on mineral mining and oil exploration. Pakistan reportedly welcomed Trump\’s diplomacy and even nominated him for a Nobel Peace Prize.\n\nRubin\’s comments referenced recent military tensions in the region. In May, India launched Operation Sindoor, striking nine camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir in retaliation for a terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22 that killed 26 people. After the strikes, both countries agreed to halt full-scale military action when the Pakistani director general of military operations called his Indian counterpart to arrange a cessation of hostilities.\n\nThis account is based on a syndicated news feed and reflects the original reporting.”}

{“title”:”Former Official Urges US to Label Pakistan Terror Sponsor”,”content”:”Former Pentagon official Michael Rubin said the United States should designate Pakistan as a state sponsor of terrorism, arguing there is \’no strategic logic\’ in Washington embracing Islamabad. He also criticized the June White House visit by Pakistan Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir, saying Munir should be arrested rather than honored if he enters the United States.\n\nRubin argued the US ought to rescind Pakistan\’s special status and treat the country as a sponsor of terrorism. He called for a firmer response to Pakistani actions he views as hostile or complicit in militant activity.\n\nHe also urged the United States to apologize to India for recent diplomatic and trade measures, including the imposition of a 50 percent tariff on some Indian imports in August that was tied to India\’s purchase of Russian oil. Rubin acknowledged that President Donald Trump dislikes apologizing, but said US and allied interests outweigh any single leader\’s ego.\n\nThe remarks came amid visible trade and diplomatic shifts: the US has applied higher tariffs to Indian goods while imposing lower rates on Pakistan, and has pursued agreements with Islamabad on mineral mining and oil exploration. Pakistan reportedly welcomed Trump\’s diplomacy and even nominated him for a Nobel Peace Prize.\n\nRubin\’s comments referenced recent military tensions in the region. In May, India launched Operation Sindoor, striking nine camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir in retaliation for a terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22 that killed 26 people. After the strikes, both countries agreed to halt full-scale military action when the Pakistani director general of military operations called his Indian counterpart to arrange a cessation of hostilities.\n\nThis account is based on a syndicated news feed and reflects the original reporting.”}

Add Tribune As Your Trusted Source Home / World / "No strategic logic for US to embrace Pakistan, should designate them as state sponsor of terrorism": Former Pentagon official ANI Updated At : 06:10 AM Dec 06, 2025 IST Washington DC [US], December 6 (ANI): Claiming "no strategic logic" for the United States embracing Islamabad
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