اتجاهات تويتر/X في Pakistan - تحليلات فورية والهاشتاقات الرائجة

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On February 4, Maldives forces began operations in their claimed southern special economic zone, intercepting two Sri Lankan fishing vessels and enforcing local laws about 100 nautical miles from S. Gan atoll. The patrols reject a 2021 ITLOS ruling that granted Mauritius 45,000 square kilometers previously claimed by Maldives, coming as the UK prepares to transfer Chagos sovereignty to Mauritius while leasing Diego Garcia base for 99 years. Critics argue the handover has emboldened Maldives in this three-way maritime dispute, raising concerns over the vital US-UK military base's security.

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Maldives coast guard ships and drones now patrol the waters around the northern Chagos Archipelago, a move President Mohamed Muizzu calls a stand for national sovereignty.

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Sky Sports News labeled Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice as the best player in the Premier League this season. The claim sparked widespread debate and mockery on X. Users highlighted Rice creating 21 big chances across competitions while comparing him unfavorably to players like Kevin De Bruyne and Mohamed Salah.

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On February 25, peers in the House of Lords debated urgent concerns over jailed former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan's treatment in Adiala Jail, where he's been held since August 2023 on corruption charges his supporters call politically motivated. They highlighted his central retinal vein occlusion diagnosis, recent surgery and injection under heavy security, and PTI's Supreme Court petition for better hospital access, family visits, and doctor consultations. Conservative peer Zac Goldsmith, Khan's ex-brother-in-law, labeled it an 'international outrage,' while the UK government affirmed worries over fair trials and humane conditions but avoided sanctions.

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Imran Khan's eyesight has faded to 85% loss in one eye, with family barred from his bedside during secretive treatments. Britain's House of Lords is now demanding the UK government step in.

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José María Balcázar, Peru's ninth leader in a decade after Congress ousted his predecessor over corruption, appointed 84-year-old Hernando de Soto as prime minister on February 24. De Soto, famed for books like 'The Mystery of Capital' that champion property rights to unlock informal economies, earned praise from economists for his consensus-building and global experience. The move highlights irony—a Marxist-rooted leader backing pro-market ideas—while skeptics note the short timeline before April elections and past reform hurdles.

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In a surprising pairing, Peru's interim leftist president turned to a free-market icon to steady the nation's shaky economy amid endless political turmoil.

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Reports today detail problems like password changes, failed recoveries, and account restrictions across PayPal, Google, LinkedIn, and Payoneer. Unauthorized transactions held up funds in some PayPal cases, while LinkedIn users dealt with repeated lockouts. No outages or breaches show on status pages, with experts pointing to phishing, weak passwords, or old leaks like the 15 million PayPal credentials exposed earlier this year. Platforms urge quick recovery tries, two-factor setup, and official support contacts for fixes.

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One person lost access to a Gmail account from 2007, despite every recovery step they knew. Others faced unauthorized logins and locked PayPal funds, turning frustration into urgent pleas for help.

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Roland Gunn's post compared New Zealand's past progressive policies under Jacinda Ardern—strict COVID lockdowns, gun bans, and Māori co-governance—to Oregon's issues, sparking over 1,500 likes and lively replies. Defenders pointed to the current center-right government under Christopher Luxon, the only other Anglosphere leader besides Donald Trump leaning right, while others nominated Canada or Australia instead. The back-and-forth comes ahead of New Zealand's November 7 election, amid economic pressures and debates over homelessness policies.

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An American called New Zealand 'politically deranged, like if Oregon was independent,' praising its landscapes but slamming its politics. Kiwis and others jumped in with concessions, defenses, and counter-jabs.

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Qazi Hussain Ahmed led Pakistan's Jamaat-e-Islami from 1987 to 2008, forming key alliances like the 2002 MMA coalition against U.S. policies and founding the Al-Khidmat Foundation for disaster relief. He died of cardiac arrest on January 5, 2013, at age 74 in Islamabad, and fans today call him a 'fearless soul' who backed Kashmir and Palestine while prioritizing principles over power. Critics linked his era's JI to militants during the Afghan jihad, though he focused on political activism. Meanwhile, Jammu and Kashmir's PDP marked the 10th anniversary of founder Mufti Mohammad Sayeed's death, highlighting his calls for dialogue.

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On January 6, 2026, JI supporters filled X with heartfelt tributes to their late leader Qazi Hussain Ahmed, sharing poems, photos, and memories of his principled life.

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On Thursday, the hashtag #ShehbazLeadsPakistan trended with praise from PML-N supporters for Sharif's role in slashing inflation to 4.5% from 29.2%, doubling foreign reserves, and boosting GDP growth to 3.71% in early 2025-26. They highlighted his trips to Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey, and others that strengthened trade and security ties, plus job creation and avoiding default. Opposition PTI voices fired back, calling it propaganda amid tax shortfalls, low investment, brain drain, and calls for fair elections with Imran Khan still jailed.

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Videos of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif shaking hands with world leaders lit up feeds, as fans called 2025 his 'masterclass' in diplomacy and quick fixes for Pakistan's economy.

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On Thursday, the hashtag #ShehbazLeadsPakistan trended with praise from PML-N supporters for Sharif's role in slashing inflation to 4.5% from 29.2%, doubling foreign reserves, and boosting GDP growth to 3.71% in early 2025-26. They highlighted his trips to Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey, and others that strengthened trade and security ties, plus job creation and avoiding default. Opposition PTI voices fired back, calling it propaganda amid tax shortfalls, low investment, brain drain, and calls for fair elections with Imran Khan still jailed.

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Videos of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif shaking hands with world leaders lit up feeds, as fans called 2025 his 'masterclass' in diplomacy and quick fixes for Pakistan's economy.

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The video, from the Baitussalam Olympiad closing in Karachi, shows Rizwan emphasizing Islam's priority over profession while wearing a yellow SHKP cap. Indian fans criticize it amid no bilateral series since 2013 and Pakistan's recent tournament exits, with some mocking him as a 'part-time cricketer.' Pakistani supporters counter that faith and sport mix worldwide, like Virat Kohli's temple visits, as PSL 2026 nears with Rizwan retained by Multan Sultans.

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In a 35-second clip from November 2025, Mohammad Rizwan told a Karachi youth crowd that religion comes first, even for cricketers. Now it's pulling fans back into the heated India-Pakistan rivalry.

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During an intelligence-based operation on December 29, 2025, in Bajaur's Khar area, security forces killed five militants described by ISPR as 'Khwarij belonging to India Proxy, Fitna al Khwarij,' recovering weapons and ammunition. Major Adeel Zaman from Dera Ismail Khan, the only son of a retired police officer and a graduate of the 126th PMA Long Course, died gallantly while leading his unit from the 29th Battalion Sindh Regiment attached to Bajaur Scouts. His funeral at Peshawar Garrison drew top officials including Chief of Army Staff Syed Asim Munir, who honored him as a national pride; the operation continues amid the Azm-e-Istehkam campaign in the volatile Afghan border region.

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Major Adeel Zaman, just 36, led his troops into a fierce firefight in Bajaur and never came back, leaving behind a young son and daughter.

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