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Opinion | Pakistan Is Juggling Blackouts And Iran Diplomacy
Pakistan is witnessing hours of power cuts driven by poor decision-making of the government officials and not the war in the Gulf alone.
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Pakistan Says It Will Repay $3.5 Billion In Matured Loan Deposits To UAE
Last week, authorities scrapped a blanket fuel subsidy and raised diesel and petrol prices for the first time in nearly a month to help government coffers weather a spike in oil costs arising from the war in the Middle East.
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Iran War: UAE Confirms Six-Month Strategic Stockpile Of Essential Goods
UAE's ministry explained that monitoring and field inspections are carried out daily by specialised inspection teams.
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UAE Advises Citizens Against Filming Incident Sites, Prohibited Areas
The authorities in the United Arab Emirates have issued a warning that strict action will be taken against anyone who films incident sites, prohibited areas, or airport interiors without authorisation.
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Dubai Says Drone Debris Causes Fire At Burj Al Arab Hotel
Dubai authorities said debris from an intercepted drone caused a fire at the city's famed luxury hotel the Burj Al Arab, according to a statement Sunday, following a wave of Iranian strikes launched at Gulf states.
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Saudi Arabia Deports 24,000 Pakistani Beggars After Warning To Islamabad
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have tightened scrutiny on Pakistani nationals amid growing concerns over organised begging and criminal activity abroad, a trend Pakistani authorities say is harming the country's international standing.
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CBI Extradites Gujarat Man From UAE Accused In Rs 3.66 Crore Cheating Case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), with assistance from INTERPOL and law enforcement authorities in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has successfully secured the return of Upavan Pavan Jain, a key accused in a multi-crore cheating case.
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Arab Leaders Endorse Plan To Rebuild Gaza Under Palestinian Authority
Arab leaders endorsed a plan to rebuild the Gaza Strip under the future administration of the Palestinian Authority, presenting an alternative to US President Trump's widely condemned proposal to take over the territory and displace its people.
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In A First Since Gaza Ceasefire, 1 Dead In Stabbing Attack In Israel
A stabbing in Israel's city of Haifa on Monday left one person and the Israeli Arab attacker dead, authorities said, in the first fatal attack since the Gaza ceasefire began in January.
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Telegram to Provide Users' IP Addresses, Phone Numbers to Law Enforcement Authorities, CEO Says
Telegram will provide users’ IP addresses and phone numbers to relevant authorities in response to valid legal requests. The move represents a marked difference from Telegram’s approach to government requests for data and its reputation for lax moderation.
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Opinion | Pakistan Is Juggling Blackouts And Iran Diplomacy
Pakistan is witnessing hours of power cuts driven by poor decision-making of the government officials and not the war in the Gulf alone.
-
Pakistan Says It Will Repay $3.5 Billion In Matured Loan Deposits To UAE
Last week, authorities scrapped a blanket fuel subsidy and raised diesel and petrol prices for the first time in nearly a month to help government coffers weather a spike in oil costs arising from the war in the Middle East.
-
Iran War: UAE Confirms Six-Month Strategic Stockpile Of Essential Goods
UAE's ministry explained that monitoring and field inspections are carried out daily by specialised inspection teams.
-
UAE Advises Citizens Against Filming Incident Sites, Prohibited Areas
The authorities in the United Arab Emirates have issued a warning that strict action will be taken against anyone who films incident sites, prohibited areas, or airport interiors without authorisation.
-
Dubai Says Drone Debris Causes Fire At Burj Al Arab Hotel
Dubai authorities said debris from an intercepted drone caused a fire at the city's famed luxury hotel the Burj Al Arab, according to a statement Sunday, following a wave of Iranian strikes launched at Gulf states.
-
Saudi Arabia Deports 24,000 Pakistani Beggars After Warning To Islamabad
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have tightened scrutiny on Pakistani nationals amid growing concerns over organised begging and criminal activity abroad, a trend Pakistani authorities say is harming the country's international standing.
-
CBI Extradites Gujarat Man From UAE Accused In Rs 3.66 Crore Cheating Case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), with assistance from INTERPOL and law enforcement authorities in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), has successfully secured the return of Upavan Pavan Jain, a key accused in a multi-crore cheating case.
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Arab Leaders Endorse Plan To Rebuild Gaza Under Palestinian Authority
Arab leaders endorsed a plan to rebuild the Gaza Strip under the future administration of the Palestinian Authority, presenting an alternative to US President Trump's widely condemned proposal to take over the territory and displace its people.
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In A First Since Gaza Ceasefire, 1 Dead In Stabbing Attack In Israel
A stabbing in Israel's city of Haifa on Monday left one person and the Israeli Arab attacker dead, authorities said, in the first fatal attack since the Gaza ceasefire began in January.
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Telegram to Provide Users' IP Addresses, Phone Numbers to Law Enforcement Authorities, CEO Says
Telegram will provide users’ IP addresses and phone numbers to relevant authorities in response to valid legal requests. The move represents a marked difference from Telegram’s approach to government requests for data and its reputation for lax moderation.
