Ayaz Gul is a journalist who writes for VOA (Voice of America) and Stantec. He specializes in covering news and events in Pakistan and Afghanistan, with a focus on politics, terrorism, and regional security. Ayaz's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on the complex issues affecting the region.
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Ayaz Gul focuses on government and politics, particularly in Pakistan and Afghanistan. His coverage includes breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements in the context of terrorism, elections, and political developments.
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Print An American diplomat has condemned the Taliban's new morality law in Afghanistan, warning that it “aims to complete the erasure of women from public life.”
Print Border security forces of Pakistan and Afghanistan were engaged in intense clashes Saturday, reportedly resulting in several casualties on both sides.
Print Thousands of supporters of Pakistan's imprisoned former prime minister, Imran Khan, rallied on the outskirts of Islamabad Sunday to denounce his “illegal” incarceration and demand his immediate release.
Print Authorities in northwestern Pakistan said Monday that a roadside bomb explosion injured at least 10 people, including anti-polio vaccinators and police personnel escorting them.
Print The United Nations rights chief expressed his “abhorrence” Monday at the recent promulgation of “so-called morality laws” in
The TAPI project aims to export Turkmenistan's natural gas to Pakistan and India through Afghanistan
Taliban confirm deadly shooting but share no details about casualties immediately
Print A bomb explosion in Pakistan's violence-hit southwestern Baluchistan province ripped through a police vehicle Saturday, killing at least two officers and wounding as many others.
Print Pakistan has documented the killings of 11 journalists in 2024, reaching a record-breaking annual tally with nearly four months left in the year.
ISLAMABAD — A new report finds Pakistan's blasphemy laws are being significantly misused, with many defendants facing baseless
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