- The statement comes after US-Israeli strikes on Iran and Tehran subsequent attacks on Gulf countries lead to widespread supply disruptions
- PM asks Pakistan National Shipping Corporation to take necessary steps to export food commodities to brotherly Gulf countries via sea route
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- Conflict chokes informal Iranian fuel trade that sustains many border livelihoods
- LPG imports and cross-border commerce also slow as traders and drivers stay away
- Islamabad’s envoy says all arrangements finalized, looking forward to ‘very good Hajj this year’
- Pakistan’s religious affairs ministry says schedule of Hajj flights will be released after Eid Al-Fitr
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- Two drones intercepted, destroyed in Eastern Province on Saturday
- Number of hostile drones intercepted and destroyed in Kingdom potentially at 150 since Feb. 28
- Araghchi was speaking to CBS’s “Face The Nation”
- Trump on Saturday said Iran wanted a deal, but that he was not prepared to make one on current terms
- The US pontiff prayed for the victims of the “atrocious violence of war” in the Middle East
- Pope Leo XIV said the situation in Lebanon was a particular cause for concern
- Govts across the region are doubling down on desalination with unprecedented urgency
- Norris couldn’t leave the McLaren pit and Piastri’s car had to be withdrawn from the grid
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- Kabul said its air force responded to Pakistani strikes by targeting military installations near Islamabad, elsewhere
- President Asif Ali Zardari warns Kabul of ‘grave consequences’ of its targeting of Pakistani civilian areas through drones
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