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Iran warns US allies in Middle East of ‘humiliated citizens’ uprising Iran’s relations with its Gulf neighbours have soured in recent years.
Flights partially resume at Lahore airport Flight operations are expected to resume completely on March 9, according to the CAA Notam.
Modi missed Rafale planes in action, says opposition harming nation Opposition claims Modi changed terms of Rafale deal to benefit a businessman close to him.
Imports of pulses, palm oil, tea increase despite rupee devaluation Traders say the rupee devaluation has faded away the impact of falling world prices.
Trump’s ‘crude’ tweets swing global oil prices “Oil prices getting too high. Opec, please relax and take it easy. World cannot take a price hike – fragile!”
Heavy rains, snowfall in Balochistan leave six dead, dozens injured Emergency declared in Qila Abdullah; army help sought; floods in Kech.
PM for vertical buildings, more green spaces in cities “The premier said that emphasis on vertical structure was the need of the hour in view of the increased population.”
UET institute makes headcover compulsory for girls Bans jeans for both genders; shalwar kameez must for males on Fridays, Rs5,000 fine imposed on violations.
US, Taliban resume talks on draft agreement Efforts under way in Kabul to form a large ‘national team’ to join dialogue.
Bring people stranded in Gulf states first, PM asks PIA Foreign airlines, as well as Pakistan International Airlines, become operational.
Police killed medical student in Karachi during encounter: report The details of inquiry may be made public soon.
OIC reaffirms unwavering support for Kashmiris, their just cause: FO Foreign Office says an OIC resolution has “condemned the recent wave of Indian terrorism in occupied Jammu and Kashmir”.