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Istanbul Talks: Pakistan Seeks End to Terrorism from Afghan Soil
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Istanbul Talks: Pakistan Seeks End to Terrorism from Afghan Soil

The third round of talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban is currently underway in Istanbul, Turkey. According to diplomatic sources, Pakistan has maintained its firm stance that the Afghan Taliban must end its patronage of the Khawarij elements responsible for cross-border attacks. Pakistan has reiterated that Afghan soil should not be used for terrorism...

70-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Egg Found Intact in Argentina
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70-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Egg Found Intact in Argentina

70-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Egg Found in Argentina in Perfect ConditionScientists in Argentina have discovered a perfectly preserved dinosaur egg believed to be around 70 million years old, stunning the global scientific community. The egg was unearthed in the Rio Negro area of Patagonia, a region already known for yielding ancient fossils. What makes this discovery exceptional...

Pakistan warns Afghans against supporting terrorism
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Pakistan warns Afghans against supporting terrorism

Istanbul: During the ongoing talks, the Pakistani delegation firmly presented its stance to the Afghan Taliban representatives, making it clear that Pakistan will not tolerate any form of patronage or support for terrorism from across the border. According to diplomatic sources, Pakistan categorically conveyed that the Afghan Taliban’s current approach and actions differ from their...

Israel violates Gaza ceasefire with heavy bombardment
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Israel breaches peace deal; six Palestinians injured in latest attacks

Israel has once again violated the Gaza peace agreement, injuring at least six Palestinians in fresh attacks across the besieged territory. According to the Palestinian Health Department, Israeli forces targeted multiple areas of the Gaza Strip early Saturday morning, leaving six people injured. Since the signing of the Gaza peace agreement, Israeli assaults have killed...

Pak-Afghan talks; Pakistan gives anti-terror plan to Taliban
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Pak-Afghan talks; Pakistan gives anti-terror plan to Taliban

The second round of talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan has concluded in Istanbul, Turkey, with Pakistan presenting a comprehensive plan to the Afghan Taliban aimed at preventing cross-border terrorism. According to diplomatic sources, the talks were held at a local hotel in Istanbul and were hosted by senior Turkish officials. The discussions reviewed the implementation...

Khawaja Asif warns of open war if talks with Afghans fail
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Khawaja Asif warns of open war if talks with Afghans fail

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif warned that Pakistan could move to open conflict with Afghanistan if outstanding issues are not resolved through negotiations with the Afghan Taliban. Khawaja Asif said Pakistan’s security forces and police were making sacrifices to protect the country. “Our forces and police are sacrificing their lives. We sleep while our guards remain...

Pak-Afghan delegations begin crucial talks in Istanbul
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Pak-Afghan delegations begin crucial talks in Istanbul

Istanbul: The talks between the delegations of Pakistan and Afghanistan have officially begun in Istanbul, Turkey, aimed at easing recent border tensions and reviewing previously agreed security commitments. According to diplomatic sources, the negotiations are taking place at a local hotel in Istanbul under the facilitation of Turkish authorities. A two-member delegation from Pakistan is...

Police uncover crores in assets owned by Karachi domestic worker
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Domestic Worker Owning Assets Worth Crores Arrested

Karachi: police have uncovered a shocking case involving a domestic worker who, despite earning a salary of just 45,000 rupees a month, turned out to be a millionaire. Investigators found that the man owned gold worth nearly one crore rupees, had made bank transactions exceeding one crore, and maintained four separate bank accounts. According to...

. Lithium-Powered River Giant: China Leads the Way in Electric Maritime Innovation
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China Launches World’s Largest Electric Cargo Ship

Beijing: China has launched the world’s largest electric river cargo ship, powered entirely by lithium batteries instead of conventional fuels — marking a major step toward sustainable inland water transport. The newly launched ship, named “Gezuba,” measures 130 meters in length and can carry up to 13,000 tons of cargo. It operates on 12 lithium...