MAKKAH: The Ministry of Interior of Saudi Arabia has announced strict administrative measures ahead of the Hajj season. According to an official statement, only individuals holding a valid Hajj visa will be allowed to stay in Mecca after April 28, while staying in the city on any other type of visa will be considered illegal. […]
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Police in Karachi have solved the mystery of a 33-year-old man’s blind murder in the Khawaja Ajmer Nagri area within 48 hours, arresting four suspects including the victim’s wife, mother-in-law, brother-in-law, and a friend. According to SSP Central Dr. Muhammad Imran Khan, the accused Shezan stole a 9mm pistol to carry out the murder, while
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ISLAMABAD: Senior journalist Hamid Mir has revealed that the United States and Iran have agreed to continue their negotiations and hold another meeting. Speaking on Geo News programs, he said the time and venue for the next round will be decided later. After lengthy discussions, both sides acknowledged that while progress had been made on
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LONDON : Police in London have arrested more than 500 people during a sit-in protest supporting Palestine, according to foreign media reports. The demonstration, held in Trafalgar Square, was organized in support of the Palestine Action Group. Witnesses described scenes where police officers removed activists from the square while other protesters continued to clap
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WASHINGTON : The US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced Saturday that a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz will take effect at 10 a.m. Monday, US Eastern Time, closing one of the world’s most critical maritime chokepoints for oil and commercial shipping. In a brief statement, CENTCOM confirmed that all maritime traffic through the
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ISLAMABAD : Iran’s ambassador to Pakistan has described the recently concluded talks in Islamabad as “not an event but a process,” offering a measured response after the negotiations ended without any formal agreement. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the ambassador struck a cautiously optimistic tone, stating that the dialogue had laid the
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QUETTA/DALBANDIN : Two separate incidents of violence in Balochistan on Sunday left four people dead and three others injured, authorities said. In the district of Chagai, a clash broke out between two groups in the Aminabad area at a place called Shukarab, near Dalbandin. The confrontation turned violent, resulting in the deaths of two
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NIGERIA : An airstrike carried out by the Nigerian air force has left as many as 200 people feared dead, according to local reports, in what authorities are now scrambling to clarify amid conflicting accounts of the target. The incident took place in a village in the northeastern state of Yobe, near the border
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Tehran: Iran’s Foreign Minister has appreciated Pakistan’s efforts in hosting the Islamabad talks. In his statement, Abbas Araghchi said that the Islamabad dialogue is not just a one-time event but an ongoing process aimed at securing the legitimate rights of the Iranian people. He added that Pakistan’s authorities, including security forces, military, and police, worked
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Islamabad: Al Jazeera’s breaking news claiming that two Pakistani-flagged oil tankers turned back at the Strait of Hormuz has been proven completely false. Both vessels, MT Khairpur and MT Shalamar, have successfully crossed the Strait of Hormuz and entered the Persian Gulf. They are now en route to Kuwait and are expected to reach their
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