- Pakistan to assist Kuwait in training, capacity building and border management
- Agreement follows months of talks on expanding bilateral defense cooperation
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- Baba Island, 15-minute boat ride from Karachi, has one dispensary operating from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday
- New Sindh government-Martin Dow partnership has no immediate plans for setting up round-the-clock emergency care unit
- FO says Munir’s Tehran visit was undertaken solely in context of Pakistan’s mediator role
- Denial follows report Trump spoke to Munir before visit, sought Islamabad’s help with Tehran
- October set to bring peak autumn rainfall across much of Saudi Arabia
- Heavy storms already affect several regions as NCM issues three-month outlook
- Qatari visit to Tehran put emphasis on freedom of navigation
- Iran says it is preparing a list of conditions to allow traffic to flow
- AIPAC has poured tens of millions of dollars into races nationwide through its main election-spending vehicle
- The extraordinary financial firepower underscores AIPAC’s continued influence in Washington
- Four vessels crossed the strait on Sunday, initial data from shiptracker Kpler showed by 0228 GMT, with 13 on Saturday
- Since July 6, the UKMTO has reported 23 incidents of projectile strikes on vessels in the strait and its vicinity
- Saudi Arabian Football Federation (SAFF) welcomed FIFA’s acknowledgement of mistakes, its apology and the decision to scrap sell-off proposal
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Islamabad Memorandum
- FO says Munir’s Tehran visit was undertaken solely in context of Pakistan’s mediator role
- Denial follows report Trump spoke to Munir before visit, sought Islamabad’s help with Tehran
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- Development follows Kabul’s proposal for joint committees to coordinate on militant activity
- Offer comes after months of border clashes and airstrikes amid unsuccessful mediation efforts
