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epa12243306 Floodwaters surround a partially submerged house during heavy monsoon rains at the Ladian village in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, 17 July 2025. Heavy monsoon rains continue to pound Pakistan, posing risks of flash floods, landslides, and urban flooding across several provinces. EPA/SOHAIL SHAHZAD
Italia e Estero
Pakistan: frana travolge volontari dopo alluvione, 9 morti
Italia e Estero
Pakistan: almeno otto morti nel crollo di un edificio a Karachi
Operazione Sindoor: la conferenza stampa dell’esercito indiano dopo il raid in Kashmir - Ansa © www.giornaledibrescia.it
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India-Pakistan, la crisi del Kashmir riaccende la tensione nucleare
Antonio Fiori
Una moschea distrutta dall'attacco indiano nel Kashmir amministrato dal Pakistan - Foto Ansa © www.giornaledibrescia.it
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L’India attacca il Pakistan: almeno 38 morti
Donne Afghane - Foto Ansa © www.giornaledibrescia.it
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La sfida dell’istruzione femminile nel mondo islamico
Romina Gobbo
epa11710942 Pakistani security officials inspect the scene of a blast at a railway station in Quetta, the provincial capital of restive Balochistan province, Pakistan, 09 November 2024. An explosion at the Quetta Railway Station early morning has left at least 21 people dead and over 50 injured, with reports indicating a potential suicide bombing as the cause, police said. The blast occurred on the platform as passengers prepared to board the Jaffar Express for Peshawar. Emergency services quickly responded, transporting victims to Civil Hospital Quetta, where an emergency was declared to handle the influx of casualties, including women and children. Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti condemned the attack as a horrific act against civilians and ordered an immediate investigation, while police and bomb disposal teams secured the area for further examination. EPA/FAYYAZ AHMED
Italia e Estero
Pakistan: bomba alla stazione di Quetta, i morti sono 25
epa11710818 Pakistani security officials inspect the scene of a blast at a railway station in Quetta, the provincial capital of restive Balochistan province, Pakistan, 09 November 2024. An explosion at the Quetta Railway Station early morning has left at least 21 people dead and over 50 injured, with reports indicating a potential suicide bombing as the cause, police said. The blast occurred on the platform as passengers prepared to board the Jaffar Express for Peshawar. Emergency services quickly responded, transporting victims to Civil Hospital Quetta, where an emergency was declared to handle the influx of casualties, including women and children. Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti condemned the attack as a horrific act against civilians and ordered an immediate investigation, while police and bomb disposal teams secured the area for further examination. EPA/SAMI KHAN
Italia e Estero
Pakistan: bomba alla stazione di Quetta, i morti sono 22
epa11654077 Injured people receive treatment at a hospital in Quetta, following a coal mine attack in the Duki area, Balochistan province, Pakistan, 11 October 2024. According to local police, at least 20 people were killed and seven injured early on 11 October in an attack by a group of gunmen on a coal mine in the Duki district of Balochistan province, southwestern Pakistan. Violence in Balochistan has escalated in recent years, with frequent clashes between Pakistani security forces and separatist groups seeking greater autonomy for the province. EPA/FAYYAZ AHMED
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Pakistan: bomba alla stazione di Quetta, almeno 16 morti