AsiaNet-Pakistan Premier Editorial Content and Press Release Distribution Service
Rawalpindi: A senior Al Qaeda operative, Muhammad Ali Qasim Yaqub alias Abu Sohaib Al Makki, has been arrested by the security agencies from Karachi. According to preliminary investigations; Al Makki is Yemeni national and has been working directly under Al Qaeda leaders along Pak-Afghan borders. The arrest of Al Makki is a major development in unravelling the Al Qaeda Network operating in the region. For more information, contact: Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) Hilal Road, Rawalpindi, Pakistan Tel: +9251 927 [...]
Breaking News
- Pakistan Petroleum Limited Reports Decline in Quarterly Earnings Amid Production Challenges
- ICCD Unveils 2nd Edition of BOE Asia, Promoting Techpreneurship
- PM Encourages UN Chief to Counsel India to Act Responsibly, Exercise Restraint
- $700 Million Pledged to Empower Pakistan’s Youth at Digital Forum
- President Felicitates Canada’s PM on Election Victory
- India Waging Cross-Border Terrorism Against Pakistan: DG ISPR
- Pakistan Reaffirms Commitment to Regional Peace Amid Tensions: Dar
- Pakistan Shoots Down Second Indian Quadcopter in a Day
- Pakistan Shoots Down Second Indian Quadcopter in a Day
- Pakistan and Kazakhstan Finalize Transit Trade Agreement and Economic Cooperation Roadmap
- Pakistan and Kazakhstan Finalize Transit Trade Agreement and Economic Cooperation Roadmap
- India Under Fire as DG ISPR Presents Proof of Indian State-Sponsored Terrorism
- Kuwaiti FM Assures Support to Pakistan
- PM Prioritizes Feasibility Study for Pakistan-Kazakhstan Rail Link
- Hajj Laws Violators to Face Heavy Penalties: Saudi Ministry
- Mashhood Calls for Joint Efforts to Put Country on Path of Progress
- Lawmakers Call for Befitting Response to Indian Misadventure
- Intending Pilgrims Begin Arriving in Madinah Munawwarah Under Government Hajj Scheme
- Sri Lankan Delegation Visits Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Islamabad
- PM Commends Security Forces for Successful Operation Against Terrorists in Balochistan