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Several Pashtuns and tribals from Pakistan have started talking directly to the leadership of Tehrike Taliban Pakistan (TT-P), trying to convince them not to get involved in terrorist activities in the area, local media reported.

Pakistan Sindh and South Punjab are facing serious water scarcity that is affecting humans, agriculture, and livestock, media reports said, adding that people

Afghans who sought refuge in Iran in the wake of the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, are increasingly facing a risk of deportation by the Iranian authorities, amid the rising tensions at the desert border between the two countries, a media report said.

With a spate of attacks in minority-dominated areas of Afghanistan in recent weeks, the assurances that the Taliban regime gave to the world after the takeover of Kabul in August last year seem to be falling apart, a media report said.

Pakistan total public debt till December 2021 stood at Rs 42,745 billion, including Rs26,745 billion domestic debt and Rs15,950 billion external liabilities,

Rana leaves Frontier Post job

Former BBC cameraman Peter Jouvenal is still in Taliban custody, according to a media report citing his colleague who is calling for the photographer releas

Former BBC cameraman Peter Jouvenal is still in Talibans custody, according to a media report citing his colleague who is calling for the photographers release.

As many as 1,016 people, mostly children, were killed and injured by landmines and IEDs across the country last year, said the officials of the Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA).

The leadership of Pakistan opposition parties has asked their parliamentarians to stay put in Islamabad to ensure their presence in the National Assembly session ahead of the voting for the no-trust motion.