- Ataullah Tarar issues warning after top Indian general speaks of preparing for a ‘future Sindoor’
- He blames New Delhi for involvement in militant attacks in Pakistan, an allegation India denies
- Benju is traditional instrument central to Baloch culture rarely played by women
- Yasmeen Baloch, 15, is challenging gender barriers in Balochistan’s music scene
- Washington says awaiting “unified proposal” from Tehran before next round of talks
- Ceasefire extended but diplomacy remains uncertain as Iran decision pending
- Warning of flash floods, hail, strong winds until Friday
- Remote learning is triggered in affected governorates
- Haghshenas and her husband moved to Turkiye five years ago with their then-teenage daughters
- Turkiye has not seen an influx of refugees, as most Iranians have sought safety within their country
- The Druzhba pipeline has become one of the most politically charged pieces of infrastructure in Europe
- Pumping began at 0935 GMT, an industry source said, asking not to be named
- Iran’s announcement that it would open Hormuz had sent stocks and bonds surging on Friday and oil prices down
- Alaves, sitting one point above the relegation zone, pulled one closer with a goal by Toni Martínez in second-half stoppage time
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- White House says delegation will not travel Wednesday as ceasefire extended amid uncertainty
- Capital faces disruptions as Pakistan awaits Iran decision on whether it will join negotiations
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