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Former England Cricketer Panesar Steps Down as UK Parliamentary Candidate
England Contemplates Next Steps Following Disappointing Defeat to India

England Contemplates Next Steps Following Disappointing Defeat to India
Miss

Ukraine-Born Miss Japan Gives Up Crown Amid Scandal: Report
First lady, Collaborative, Steps, Empower, Differently Abled Persons, Pakistan, Zainab Alert, NADRA

Pakistan’s First Lady Seeks Collaborative Steps to Empower Differently-Abled Persons
Pakistan

Pakistan Takes Significant Steps to Attract Chinese Investment in E-Commerce
IRAN

Iraq Takes Steps to Relocate Iranian Kurdish Opposition Groups
Manipur

Militants Attack Village in Violence-hit India’s Manipur State
Defence, Steps, US, South Korea, Japan, Launch, Camp David

Camp David: US, Japan, South Korea to Launch New Defence Steps
Hajj

Pakistan Hajj Mission’s ‘Lost and Found Centre’ Returns Valuables to Owners
Steps, weekends, risk, study

Walking 8,000 Steps Daily on Weekends Enough to Slash Death Risk: Study

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PSL 11: Haris Rauf, Shaheen Shine as Lahore Qalandars Crush RawalPindiz by 32 Runs
Saudi Arabia 'Strongly Condemns' Attack on UN Mission in Lebanon

Saudi Arabia ‘Strongly Condemns’ Attack on UN Mission in Lebanon
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World Heritage Day 2026: Pakistan Mediates US-Iran Talks as Three Nations Celebrate 61 Shared Civilisational Treasures
Saudi Arabia Inaugurates Third Makkah Route Terminal in Pakistan

Saudi Arabia Inaugurates Third Makkah Route Terminal in Pakistan
Pope Leo Downplays Feud With Trump, Says ‘Not in My Interest’ to Debate Him

Pope Leo Downplays Feud With Trump, Says ‘Not in My Interest’ to Debate Him
Pakistan Economy Better Placed to Face External Shocks: SBP Governor

Pakistan Economy Better Placed to Face External Shocks: SBP Governor
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PSL 11: Fakhar, Farooq Blitz Propels Lahore Qalandars to Mammoth 210 Runs Against RawalPindiz
Indian Oil Tanker Attacked While Crossing Strait of Hormuz

Two Indian Ships Attacked in Hormuz, Forced Back by Iranian Navy
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that talks with Iran were “going very well”, as Pakistan intensified diplomatic efforts to broker a peace deal and likely host a second round of negotiations in Islamabad in the coming week. Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, Trump said Washington was engaged in active discussions with Tehran and expected further clarity by the end of the day. "It's going actually along very well, and we'll see, but we'll have some information by the end of the day," Trump said, adding that his administration is currently talking to Iran. He also warned Iran against using the Strait of Hormuz as leverage, saying, “They wanted to close up the strait again … and they can’t blackmail us.” The remarks come as Pakistan steps up its mediation efforts following the historic direct talks between the US and Iran in Islamabad — the highest-level engagement between the two sides in decades. Trump Says US–Iran Talks ‘Going Very Well’ Amid Pakistan Push for Peace Deal

Trump Says US–Iran Talks ‘Going Very Well’ Amid Pakistan Push for Peace Deal
Pakistan Air Chief Urges India to Adopt ‘Mature Stance’ on Kashmir Issue

Pakistan Air Chief Urges India to Adopt ‘Mature Stance’ on Kashmir Issue