- Pakistan, faced with oil and gas supply pressures, this month raised petrol and diesel prices by Rs55 per liter
- President Asif Ali Zardari promises economically vulnerable people will not be left alone in this difficult time
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- 14 children among the dead as house collapses reported in several districts
- Authorities warn of continuing rains, urge public to avoid unnecessary travel
- Clashes between the neighbors have killed dozens of people and displaced thousands on both sides since last month
- The organizers have urged Afghan tribal elders to convene a similar jirga to urge the Taliban to ease the tense situation
- Spring showers spark tourism and revive landscapes across the Kingdom
- “It’s definitely beyond the halfway point. But I don’t want to put a schedule on it,” Netanyahu told the conservative US broadcaster Newsmax
- Russian strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure have already left it scrambling for supplies
- Startups raised a combined $326.6m, a 225% increase from last year
- Cardiff argued Nantes, through their intermediary, agent Willie McKay, were the organizers of the private flight on which the footballer was traveling
- Cardiff statement: ‘FC Nantes — which never contributed to the support fund we launched in memory of Emiliano — paid more money to Willie McKay (1.5 million euros) than to the Sala family’
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- Army says precision-guided munitions used to target militant infrastructure, limit civilian harm
- Kabul signals preference for diplomacy after deadly strikes as tensions escalate between neighbors
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