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The Alleged Acquisition of Portuguese Residency and Citizenship by Pakistani Bureaucrats through Portugal’s Golden Visa Program

The Alleged Acquisition of Portuguese Residency and Citizenship by Pakistani Bureaucrats through Portugal’s Golden Visa Program

Posted by | Aug 9, 2025 | |

Discover the growing trend of Pakistani bureaucrats investing in Portugal’s Golden Visa program to secure residency and citizenship. In this video, we explore the allegations made by Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif about more than half of Pakistan’s bureaucracy purchasing property in Portugal through this scheme. Learn about Portugal’s Golden Visa program, the recent changes in investment rules, and why this has sparked significant public interest. While exact numbers remain unconfirmed, the broader context of Pakistani nationals acquiring Portuguese citizenship and dual nationality sheds light on this complex issue. Watch to understand how global citizenship and residency programs impact government officials and the implications behind these claims.

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Pakistan’s Mineral and Natural Resources: Potential for Transformative Economic Growth

Pakistan’s Mineral and Natural Resources: Potential for Transformative Economic Growth

Posted by | Aug 5, 2025 | , |

“Mineral resources of Pakistan, Pakistan natural resources, valuable mineral deposits Pakistan, Reko Diq copper gold, Thar coalfield, Khewra salt mine, Pakistan mineral economy, Pakistan mining industry, Pakistan economic growth minerals, Pakistan gemstone deposits, Pakistan coal reserves, copper gold global rankings, Pakistan mineral wealth potential, investment in Pakistan minerals, Pakistan energy resources, Pakistan industrialization minerals”

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Seminary Student Dies After Alleged Beating by Teachers in Chaliyar

Seminary Student Dies After Alleged Beating by Teachers in Chaliyar

Posted by | Jul 22, 2025 | |

By Fazal Khaliq SWAT:  A heartbreaking incident occurred on Monday evening in the Chaliyar village of Tehsil Khwazakhela, Swat, where a young seminary student was allegedly killed after being subjected to severe physical violence by his teachers. According to Khwazakhela police, the student, identified as Farhan, was reportedly beaten mercilessly by three madrassa teachers after being absent from the seminary for several days. The child was rushed to a local hospital following the assault but was declared dead upon arrival. Moin Fayaz, spokesperson for the District Police Officer (DPO) Swat, confirmed that an FIR has been registered against three...

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Five, Including Children, Killed in Rain-Related Incidents Across Swat

Five, Including Children, Killed in Rain-Related Incidents Across Swat

Posted by | Jul 22, 2025 | |

By Fazal Khaliq SWAT: At least five people, including four children, lost their lives in rain-related incidents across Swat district late Monday evening as torrential rains triggered flash floods and landslides in various parts of the region. According to Rescue 1122 spokesperson Shafiqa Gul, a tragic drowning occurred in the Sur Dherai area of Malam Jabba when a mother and her two sons were attempting to cross a stream. “The mother, holding her 10-month-old baby Mohsin in her lap, was trying to guide her 7-year-old son Afwan across the stream when a sudden flash flood struck. In the chaos,...

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Media Bias and Selective Grief: The Disparate Coverage of Maulana Khanzeb and Humaira Asghar’s Deaths in Pakistan

Media Bias and Selective Grief: The Disparate Coverage of Maulana Khanzeb and Humaira Asghar’s Deaths in Pakistan

Posted by | Jul 19, 2025 | |

In the rugged hills of Bajaur, Maulana Khanzeb fell, his blood staining the earth he fought to pacify. A Pashtun leader, his voice for peace was silenced by assassins’ bullets, yet the nation’s airwaves barely whispered his name. In Karachi, Humaira Asghar’s lifeless body was found in her flat, her showbiz glamour casting a long shadow over the news. For weeks, her story consumed prime time, her face a fixture on screens, while Khanzeb’s sacrifice faded into obscurity. The Pashtun heart aches, not just for their fallen hero, but for a media that mourns one tragedy and ignores another, exposing a divide as deep as the valleys of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

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