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The UAE role in Pakistan’s development has long been a symbol of trust, friendship, and mutual cooperation. The UAE role in Pakistan’s development goes far beyond diplomacy and reflects a decades-old partnership built on shared values, economic support, and humanitarian assistance. Both countries continue to maintain strong ties based on respect and mutual interests, which have grown steadily over time. Pakistan’s decision to repay its financial obligations in April is seen as a responsible step aligned with international commitments. This move does not indicate any strain in relations with the UAE. Instead, it highlights Pakistan’s seriousness in honoring agreements while…

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Qalandars beat Multan Sultans in an exciting rain-affected match of PSL 11, securing a 20-run victory at Gaddafi Stadium. A quick half-century from Mohammad Naeem and disciplined bowling helped Lahore defend a big total. Batting first in a match reduced to 13 overs, Lahore Qalandars got off to a blazing start. Openers Mohammad Naeem and Parvez Hossain Emon added 86 runs in just five overs. Emon scored a rapid 45, while Naeem played a standout innings of 60 from 28 balls. After the strong start, Abdullah Shafique kept the momentum going with a quick 33. Lahore finished on a massive…

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The impact of heavy rains in KP has turned tragic, with at least 26 people losing their lives and 77 others injured in different parts of the province since March 25. Most of the victims include children, highlighting the severity of the situation. Officials say heavy rains in KP caused roofs and walls to collapse in several districts, leading to these casualties. Among those who died are 18 children, along with men and women. Dozens of injured people, including many children, are receiving treatment. The damage has been widespread. At least 102 houses were affected, with many partially damaged and…

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The idea of early market closures is under serious consideration as Pakistan looks for ways to manage its growing energy crisis. Officials say the proposal is part of a wider plan to reduce fuel use and ease pressure on the economy. Federal Minister for Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik shared that national leadership recently discussed early market closures in a high-level meeting. Leaders from all four provinces took part and reviewed different steps to cut energy consumption. If approved, markets across the country may close earlier than usual. He added that wedding halls and restaurants would still be allowed to operate…

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The incident of US warplanes downed over Iran has raised fresh concerns as two American aircraft were hit during operations in the region. Officials confirmed that two pilots were rescued, while a third remains missing and is being searched for by Iranian forces. According to reports, the first aircraft, an F-15E fighter jet, came under Iranian fire and went down inside Iranian territory. The second jet, an A-10 Warthog, was also struck and later crashed over Kuwait. The pilot managed to eject safely before the crash. The news of US warplanes downed over Iran highlights the growing risks faced by…

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has announced that the petrol price slashed by Rs80, offering much-needed relief to people struggling with rising expenses. The decision comes at a time when global oil prices continue to put pressure on the country’s economy. In a national address, the prime minister said the government took this step to reduce the financial burden on citizens. He explained that international fuel prices have surged in recent weeks, affecting economies worldwide, including Pakistan. Despite limited resources, the government decided to pass on relief to the public. With the petrol price slashed by Rs80, the new rate has…

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Trump threatens to strike Iran’s bridges as part of a sharp warning issued amid rising tensions between the United States and Iran. The statement signals a possible escalation in the ongoing conflict and has drawn global attention. US President Donald Trump said the military has not yet begun targeting what remains of Iran’s infrastructure. He suggested that bridges and electric power plants could be the next targets if the situation continues to worsen. In his remarks, he emphasized urgency and urged Iran’s leadership to act quickly. Trump threatens to strike Iran’s bridges in what appears to be part of a…

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The Bannu suicide attack on Friday targeted the Domail Police Station but security forces stopped the bomber before he could reach the main building. Despite this, the explosion caused heavy civilian casualties in the surrounding area. The Bannu suicide attack claimed the lives of five people, including three women and a child. Four others suffered serious injuries and were shifted to a nearby hospital for urgent treatment. Officials said the attacker tried to create chaos and panic among residents. Security personnel acted quickly and prevented what could have been a much larger tragedy. The area was immediately sealed off after…

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Heavy rainfall in Karachi has broken a 41-year-old record, bringing unusual cold weather and widespread disruption across the city. The Pakistan Meteorological Department recorded 38.7mm of rain in just 24 hours, surpassing the previous April record set in 1985. The heavy rainfall in Karachi has also caused a sharp drop in temperature. The minimum temperature fell to 16°C, which is far below the normal April average. Residents felt a sudden chill, making the weather feel more like winter than spring. The rain spell turned deadly as well. At least seven people lost their lives in separate incidents over the past…

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US military leadership changes have taken a dramatic turn as Army Chief of Staff Randy George was removed from his position, marking a rare move at the top level of the Pentagon. The Pentagon confirmed that George will retire immediately, despite having more than a year left in his term. The sudden decision comes at a time when US military leadership changes are already underway due to rising tensions in the Middle East. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth made the call as part of a broader effort to reshape the department. Officials also revealed that other senior figures, including General David…

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