Ammar Masood

Ammar Masood is the chief editor of WE News.
Opinion

ڈسکہ الیکشن کے بارہ نتائج

Ammar Masood details the Daska election results.
Commentary

مونچھیں ہوں تو نٹور لال جیسی

Heads of state, quite unsurprisingly, aren't the best decision-makers—Ammar Masood explains.
National

اسلام آباد پولیس اور سیف سٹی پراجیکٹ

Despite its limited resources, Islamabad's police force has worked diligently in the line of defence.
Opinion

اک نئی قرداد پاکستان

Ammar Masood reflects on Pakistan's extensive history as the 23rd of March dawns, marking 74 years since the declaration of the Lahore Resolution.
Opinion

سب کچھ ٹھیک نہیں ہے

When a nation is abhorrently mistreated by those it is lead by, can those authorities really be deemed veracious? Ammar Masood explains.
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EU formally commends Pakistan’s Iran mediation as Kallas visits Islamabad

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The EU formally commended Pakistan's Iran mediation, supported Pakistan's Kashmir position, called for action against Afghan terrorist groups and backed a two-state solution for Palestine in joint communiqué. Kallas met PM Shehbaz and Field Marshal Munir.

UN documents Taliban rape and sexual abuse of Afghan women

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ISLAMABAD (The Thursday Times) — The United Nations Secretary-General's...

Iran’s president reportedly submitted a resignation letter. Here is what we know!

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Iran International reports President Pezeshkian submitted a resignation letter citing IRGC takeover. Iran's presidency denies it. Khamenei is reportedly in seclusion. The US-Iran deal has not been signed. The Thursday Times reports what is known and what remains contested.

EU’s Kaja Kallas to visit Islamabad for talks with Pakistan’s top leadership

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EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas visits Islamabad on 1 June 2026 for the 8th EU-Pakistan Strategic Dialogue, meeting Pakistan's top civilian and military leadership including Field Marshal Munir.

PSG win the Champions League, defeating Arsenal 4-3 on penalties

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PSG are back-to-back Champions League champions after defeating Arsenal 4-3 on penalties in Budapest. Havertz gave Arsenal an early lead before Dembele equalised. Neither side could find a winner in 120 minutes. PSG held their nerve in the shootout. The Thursday Times reports.

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