Diplomatic Cross

On Friday the Cheif Guest of the Bajaur Bar council oath-taking ceremony Mohsin Dawar tribal MNA and PTM leader barred from a speech by Jumati-E_Islami local leaders.  Bajur lawyer community swearing ceremony was vandalized when the JI leaders barred the Dawar speech, a source claimed that JI leaders were not happy with Dawar as a chief guest but the ceremony organizer have reached an agreement before the ceremony formally started, that the PPP leader and JI MPA Sirajuddin Khan will be only speaking to the participants.  But when the ceremony gets starts formally the stage secretary invite Mohsin Dawar while arguing that we have got the permission, you people show patience. On which JI leader has left the seats and announced the walkout but in the meantime, former JI MNA Haroon Rasheed run toward the stage, and another cleric's attacked from the back on the stage secretary, then the hall was converted into a battle filed. Later talking to people at PPP leader Syed Akhund Zada Cha

BY:    Salahuddin Salarzai How the theory of globalization and human harmony suddenly failed, in a situation when a billion people in need of courage and humanitarian aid. The self-proclaims Western humanist ideology exposed the hidden truth that human has no values when they're suffering from coronavirus and especially when they belong to economic rival China. In the past century, there was no such an example where the world announced the isolation of any country in the time of human misery but yes, it's happening in 2020. The china is fighting alone for its survival against coronavirus, their brave public donating life jackets in the shape of "masks" to each other. Their nurses and doctors happily going to duties and volunteers performing duties in the center of the corona outbreak. The Chinese public has a history of combined and joint struggle. Their people and government are not new with such a national crisis they are known to control the disasters.

Pakistan army soldier stands guard the site of a plane crash in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. AP Islamabad-A Pakistani military plane crashed into a residential area before dawn on Tuesday, killing at least 19 people, most of them in their homes on the outskirts of the city of Rawalpindi, officials said. Fires, damaged houses and debris were visible in Mora Kalu village near Rawalpindi after daybreak. Victims’ relatives were seen wailing and crying as rescuers loaded charred bodies into ambulances. Rescue officials said 14 civilians, including children, and all five crew aboard the aircraft were killed, including the two pilots. Farooq Butt, an official at the state-run rescue  emergency service, said 14 people were also injured in the crash. He said the death toll could rise as some were in critical condition. “Most of the victims received burn injuries,” Butt said. The cause of the crash wasn’t immediately known. The military said the army aircraft was on a routine training flight

DC: BY Salahuddin Salarzai Islamabad.-After long-awaited FATA reforms, now finally the stage of real merger reached,, The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) Wednesday notified allocation of provincial assembly seats to former tribal agencies. According to a notification issued by the ECP, the seats were allocated to each tribal district and former Frontier regions according to 6th Population Census 2017. Bajaur and Khyber tribal districts were allocated three seats each, while, Mohmand, Kurram, North and South Waziristan tribal districts were given two seats each in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly. Similarly, Orakzai tribal district and Frontier Regions were allocated one seat each in the provincial assembly.,  Seven districts and 6 frontiers Region have the population of 5.5millions have total registered voters 1.5 million, according to election commission of Pakistan, the election will be conducted on 16 provincial assembly PA seats,  More than 2.5

KABUL: The top US general in Afghanistan told NATO troops on Tuesday to prepare themselves to deal with “positive processes or negative consequences” as peace talks between the US and the Taliban to end a 17-year war gain momentum. General Scott Miller, who commands US forces and the NATO-led non-combat Resolution Support (RS) mission in Afghanistan reiterated the need for a political settlement to end the conflict. “Peace talks (are) out there, regional players pressing for peace, the Taliban talking about peace, the Afghan government is talking about peace,” Miller told dozens of NATO soldiers who had gathered at RS headquarters in Kabul for an exercise session. Dressed in gym gear, Miller participated in a 60-minute open-air morning workout of sprints, squats, burpees and push-ups. He did not comment on reports that the United States was considering pulling out almost half of the 14,000-strong force currently deployed in Afghanistan. A White House spokesman s

DC-ISLAMABAD -The Director-General (SA & SAARC), Dr. Mohammad Faisal, summoned the Indian Acting Deputy High Commissioner and condemned the unprovoked ceasefire violations by the Indian occupation forces along the Line of Control on 31st December 2018 in Athmuqam, Shahkot Sector which resulted in the shahadat of an innocent woman Asia Bibi w/o Muhammad Haroon, while 7 civilians including two women and three children sustained splinter injuries. According to a statement issued by Foreign Office, the Indian forces along the Line of Control and the Working boundary are continuously targeting civilian populated areas with heavy weapons. In 2018, the Indian forces have carried out more than 2350 ceasefire violations along the Line of Control and the Working Boundary, resulting in the shahadats of 36 innocent civilians, while injuring 142 others. This unprecedented escalation in ceasefire violations by India is continuing from the year 2017 when the Indian forces committed 197