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India Invites Pakistan to SCO Summit in New Delhi
Pakistan has received India’s invitation to the SCO Civilisational Dialogue Forum in New Delhi from November 20 to 22, the Foreign Office confirmed on Friday.
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Pakistan, Sudan Agree to Boost Security, Cybercrime Ties
Pakistan and Sudan have agreed to expand cooperation in security, internal affairs, cybercrime, police training and civil registration, and to sign an agreement on fighting cybercrime.
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Two Gulf Tankers Attacked, Sailor Killed as Oil Prices Jump
One sailor is dead and two are missing after missile strikes on two tankers in the Gulf, in an attack that pushed Brent crude above $72 a barrel.
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Pakistan Invited to SCO Summit, Kartarpur Open for Pilgrims
Pakistan has received India’s invitation to the SCO meeting in New Delhi, while confirming the Kartarpur Corridor is ready for Sikh pilgrims.
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China Slams US Sanctions on Cuba as ‘Sabotage’ of Ties
Beijing says the new US measures are illegal and an example of long-arm jurisdiction, and it has vowed to defend the Chinese firms named.
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Türkiye Ratifies Makkah Pact: Attack on One Is Attack on All
Türkiye’s parliament has ratified the Makkah defence pact with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, declaring an attack on any one member an attack on all three.
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Paraguay president resigns after bank collapse, impeached
Santiago Peña resigned after Ueno Bank collapsed, and parliament impeached him minutes later. Three million savers now wait to see what happens next.
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Pakistan, Iran discuss region as Dar calls Araghchi
Deputy PM Ishaq Dar telephoned Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi on Thursday to discuss the regional situation, stressing dialogue and diplomacy.
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Two tankers and tugboat ablaze in Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says two oil tankers and a tugboat caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz after the vessels tried to use a route it had not authorised, in the latest incident in the vital waterway.
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Saudi defences intercept Houthi missile fired at Medina
The Saudi-led coalition says its air defences intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile launched by Yemen’s Houthis towards the Medina region, as the kingdom issued alerts for its Red Sea oil hub.
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North Korea tests new air-defence missile system
Kim Jong Un watched North Korea test-fire a new air-defence missile system and long-range cruise missiles, with state media calling the test a success.
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US Marine dies in Okinawa training exercise
The US Marine Corps has confirmed a death during training at Camp Schwab, with the service member’s name withheld until relatives are informed and an inquiry under way.
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Pakistan, UK unite against Afghanistan-based terror
Islamabad and London have agreed to deepen counter-terrorism cooperation, voicing shared concern about groups operating in and from Afghanistan at their annual dialogue.
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Pakistan, UK warn Afghan soil must not be used for terrorism
Pakistan and the UK have voiced shared concern over terrorist groups operating from Afghan soil, after the fifth round of talks in Islamabad.
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South Korea reserves rebound to $443.16bn in October
After a dip in September, South Korea’s foreign currency stockpile climbed again in October, helped by larger bank deposits and investment gains.
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Trump ends $4bn Israel aid: ‘rich enough’
Washington will stop military aid to Israel after this year, Donald Trump said, while promising help if Israel faces war — though an existing deal runs to 2028.
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Iran says US talks intensive but no deal yet to avert war
Iran’s foreign minister has described talks with the United States as intensive and productive, but stressed that no agreement has been reached so far.
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UAE Hopes for Iran-US Breakthrough, Braced for Worst
A senior Emirati official has said the UAE hopes for a diplomatic breakthrough between Iran and the US, while preparing for the worst if talks fail.
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US warns of credible threat at Moscow museum
Russia’s Federal Security Service confirmed it had received information from the United States and was taking appropriate measures.
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North Korea fires around 10 missiles into East Sea
Seoul says the short-range launches from Wonsan flew about 250 kilometres, prompting an emergency security meeting and fresh calls for Pyongyang to halt tests that breach UN resolutions.
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Mecca Pact officials to meet Iranian officials in Tehran
Senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are expected in Tehran on Monday for talks with Iranian officials on regional coordination, according to sources cited by Reuters.
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Aurangzeb: Gulf Energy Attacks Threaten Pakistan Outlook
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb told AFP in Bangkok that Pakistan has secured energy supplies through November, but continued attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure could delay a return to economic normalcy.
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Israel to Resume Gaza Commercial Shipments After Fee Row
Israel will resume commercial goods shipments into Gaza after merchants reported Hamas withdrew a 10,000-shekel-per-truck fee demand, according to the Israeli military’s humanitarian coordination agency.
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Cox’s Bazar Resort Fire Kills at Least 10 in Bangladesh
A morning blaze gutted a three-storey wooden resort near Inani Beach that lacked a fire safety licence, killing at least 10 people and injuring nine.
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Houthis Vow More Saudi Airport, Oil Facility Attacks
Yemen’s Houthis vowed more attacks on Saudi airports and oil facilities after the Aramco HQ strike, capping a week that shut Riyadh’s airport.
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Asian Stocks Edge Up as Chip Selloff Eases Before US CPI
Asian shares rose on Wednesday as Samsung and SK Hynix rebounded from a chip selloff, though oil prices and US inflation data capped gains.
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Saudi Arabia Intercepts Houthi Missiles Over Riyadh
Saudi air defences shot down Houthi ballistic missiles aimed at Riyadh and Khamis Mushait, while the kingdom extended its shutdown of the capital’s main airport after a week of attacks that killed at least 18 people and rattled Gulf air travel.
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Houthi Attack on Riyadh Airport Kills 12, Wounds 309
A third Houthi strike this week on Riyadh’s King Khalid airport killed at least 12 and wounded 309, drawing global condemnation and a Saudi vow to respond.
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Iraq to start trucking crude oil to Syria by mid-October as Hormuz stays risky
Baghdad is betting on the Syrian land route as the eight-month war in Iran keeps the Strait of Hormuz volatile, with the first crude-laden trucks expected in Syria by mid-October, The National reported.
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