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Pak calls for an end to chemical weapons

Ambassador Usman Iqbal Jadoon, Deputy Permanent Member of Pakistan to the United Nations. Photo APP UNITED NATIONS: Pakistan welcomes Syria’s cooperation with the technical secretariat of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), and has emphasized the need for independent verification to eliminate suspected chemical weapons in Syria that were developed under the […]

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Eleven Indian-backed militants killed in KP operations, ISPR says

Security forces say six militants were killed in North Waziristan and five in Kurram during IBOs Arms and ammunition were also recovered from slain khwarij over two IBOs. Source: ISPR At least 11 khwarij belonging to what the military described as the Indian proxy Fitna Al Khwarij – a reference to the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan

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OPP committed to ending public deprivation in AJK

MUZAFFARABAD: Under the leadership of AJK Prime Minister Faisal Mumtaz Rathore, the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) government is fully committed to eliminating public deprivation in the region as it accelerated development efforts across AJK, the region’s Minister for Information, Auqaf and Religious Affairs, Chaudhry Muhammad Rafiq Nair, said on Friday. He said that since the

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Senate panel wants speedy completion of Karachi water project

. KARACHI: The Senate Standing Committee on Cabinet Secretariat on Friday decided to hold quarterly review meetings to monitor the K-IV and other key projects, push for faster progress, and suggested convening a joint session of all relevant Senate committees to help resolve Karachi’s long-standing water and sewage problems. The body, which met with Senator

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Iran digs in as protests escalate across the country

Screenshot from a social media video released on Friday shows protesters gathering as vehicles burn amid developing anti-government unrest in Tehran. Photo: AFP LONDON/PARIS: Iran plunged into a near-total internet blackout on Friday as authorities moved to quell the biggest wave of anti-government protests in more than a decade, with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

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Pakistan seeks WB energy debt refinancing

World Bank representative Anthony Cholst said the bank will continue economic cooperation with Pakistan. PHOTO: REUTERS ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has approached the World Bank for its possible role in refinancing a $36 billion energy sector debt from multilateral and bilateral creditors that it had previously taken to install power projects. Government sources told The Express Pakinomist

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‘I don’t need int’l law’, says Trump

Cancels second wave of attacks on Venezuela; Neighbors, allies sharply critical of US actions NEW YORK: President Donald Trump’s increasingly expansive view of American power, openly dismissive of international law and instead rooted in what he calls his “own morality,” is sending shockwaves across capitals as Washington deepens military, economic and political interventions from Latin

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The government makes a further 18 nominations

. ISLAMABAD: The Establishment Division has made eighteen additional nominations for the 39th Senior Leadership Course. It has also withdrawn five officers’ nominations and changed the posting stations of nine officers. According to a notification issued, the list of officers nominated for the mandatory senior management course required for promotion to Grade 20 has been

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