- PICSS report says attacks fell 42 percent in April amid ceasefire following Pakistan’s strikes in Afghanistan
- Pakistan accuses Afghanistan of harboring militant, Kabul denies the charge amid lingering tensions
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- Nargis Bibi suffers paralysis after eviction notice ahead of home demolition
- Authorities call Bari Imam eviction drive legal, cite CDA land ownership
- Ambassador Jadoon tells UN reduced troop cap misaligned with worsening security situation
- UN extended the mission to 2027 despite concerns from Pakistan, China and African members
- Documentation of contracts to be 90% by June, says ministry
- Mandatory contractual training for workers will boost market
- War-battered Syria has stood out as one of the few spots of calm in the region’s latest conflagration
- Syria has “presented itself as the solution to strategic crises in the region,” said Ghadban
- Militants from the Al-Qaeda-linked Group for JNIM are calling for cooperation to bring down the junta
- A local elected official additionally confirmed to AFP that the Russians had abandoned their position
- Rial changing hands at a rate of 1.8 million to the US dollar in already crumbling economy
- “No, I’m not frustrated because it’s a unique football match for me,” Enrique told reporters
- “We won the match. But we could have drawn, and we could have lost the match, and that wouldn’t have been unfair“
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- Pakistan has mediated between US and Iran since their conflict began in February
- Islamabad says it supports GCC’s interests regarding Strait of Hormuz, calls for its reopening
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