- Shehbaz Sharif says on global multilateralism day his country is promoting dialogue for peace
- Pakistan has consistently warned multilateralism is ‘in peril’ amid eroding trust in institutions
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- Noor-e-Alam Chowdhury, who is visiting Pakistan with his daughter, brought the banknote as a family heirloom
- Chowdhury gave it to a Pakistani writer he met in Islamabad, sparking a momentary reconnection of shared past
- Improvements in some countries were ‘almost fully offset by notable deteriorations’ in Afghanistan, DRC, Myanmar and Zimbabwe in 2025
- For the first time in the report, which is in its 10th edition, famine was confirmed in two separate contexts in Gaza and parts of Sudan
- General Directorate of Civil Defense urges the public to stay away from valleys and flood-prone areas
- “We have started a process to reach a historic peace between Israel and Lebanon,” Netanyahu said
- “It’s clear to us that Hezbollah is trying to sabotage this”
- “We reaffirm our solidarity with the Cuban government and the Cuban people,” Zakharova said
- “We reject blackmail and threats in foreign policy”
- Iran’s announcement that it would open Hormuz had sent stocks and bonds surging on Friday and oil prices down
- Moyes had two spells as West Ham manager
- Espirito Santo is well aware of the threat Everton offer and says Moyes’s familiarity with the West Ham squad poses a challenge ahead of a vital fixture
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