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Kurdish Iraq Seeks Neutrality Amid Regional Clashes

Kurdish Iraq Seeks Neutrality Amid Regional Clashes

Kurdistan Regional Government Prime Minister Masrour Barzani stated that Iraqi Kurdistan intends to remain neutral in escalating Middle Eastern conflicts. Speaking to Al Jazeera, Barzani affirmed that no external pressure has been placed on the region to participate in hostilities concerning Iran, despite facing more than 1,000 attacks.

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Distraught family members gathered near Bangkok to retrieve the remains of their loved ones following a devastating mass shooting. The violent tragedy has once again drawn international focus to Thailand's unusually high rate of firearm ownership compared to its Asian neighbors.

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Emirati authorities reported that a state-owned oil tanker was hit by an Iranian missile in the Strait of Hormuz, marking the latest aggression in a vital maritime trade corridor. Meanwhile, Iranian officials stated that discussions with Oman regarding maritime control are entering their final stages, though an immediate reopening remains unlikely.

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UAE Accuses Iran of Tanker Strike in Strait of Hormuz
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Pakistan Imports 1M Tons of US Soybeans Yearly

Pakistan has solidified its position as a major market for American agriculture, purchasing more than one million metric tons of US soybeans each year. Pakistani Ambassador Rizwan Saeed Sheikh highlighted the deepening economic partnership during discussions with US trade leadership in Chicago.

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Pakistan Cotton Crisis: PCCC Paralyzed by Staff Shortage

Pakistan's cotton sector is suffering from administrative neglect and a lack of transparency that has crippled core institutions. The Pakistan Central Cotton Committee is currently operating with only 26 percent of its staff, alongside mounting financial pressure from over Rs2 billion in uncollected industry dues.

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Govt Releases Rs10bn Liquidity Boost for Exporters

The Ministry of Commerce has approved a Rs10 billion disbursement to assist Pakistan's export industries, including textiles and apparel. Announced by Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan, the funds target duty drawbacks and technological upgrades to resolve cash flow bottlenecks.

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Jura Energy Begins Natural Gas Production at Maru-3

Canadian exploration firm Jura Energy has successfully commissioned its Maru-3 development well located across the Punjab and Sindh regional border in Pakistan. Following initial testing, the site has been hooked up to processing facilities and is yielding approximately 0.7 million cubic feet of natural gas per day.

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Pakistan Healthcare Sector Warns Over Customs Duty Disputes

Pakistan's healthcare import sector has raised serious concerns over recent attempts by customs authorities to reclassify long-approved medicines into higher-duty tariff brackets. Industry representatives argue that modifying established tariff codes purely for revenue generation jeopardizes affordable healthcare access nationwide.

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Oil Prices Rise as Iran and Oman Discuss Hormuz Rules

Global crude prices rebounded on Friday as market participants evaluated a prospective maritime transit agreement between Iran and Oman. Despite the late-week rally spurred by shipping concerns in the Strait of Hormuz, major energy benchmarks were still positioned for a weekly decline exceeding nine percent.

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Sacred Ivory Coast Drum Returns After 110 Years

Sacred Ivory Coast Drum Returns After 110 Years

A historic sacred artifact known as the talking drum has been welcomed back to its native village in Ivory Coast following a 110-year absence. Seized during the French colonial era, its restitution marks a symbolic victory for regional cultural preservation and heritage restoration efforts.

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Heavy Rain Submerges Lahore Roads, Causes Severe Disruptions

Heavy Rain Submerges Lahore Roads, Causes Severe Disruptions

Severe monsoon downpours struck Lahore on Saturday, leaving key thoroughfares, underpasses, and low-lying sectors submerged under rainwater. According to municipal records, the city averaged 24.6mm of rainfall, with the highest concentration recorded at the airport terminal reaching 104mm.

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PIA Board Approves One-Month Salary Bonus for Staff

PIA Board Approves One-Month Salary Bonus for Staff

Under its newly established private management, Pakistan International Airlines has sanctioned a one-month basic salary bonus for its workforce. Approved during the board's 102nd meeting, the payout aims to boost staff morale and support the airline's upcoming operational overhaul.

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Why Silicon Valley Investors Are Targeting FIFA World Cup

Why Silicon Valley Investors Are Targeting FIFA World Cup

Tech investors recently pushed to integrate artificial intelligence into the business model of major events like the FIFA World Cup. Although those specific proposals were scrapped following pushback, experts insist tech capital will continue targeting global football.

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    Brandon Clarke Cause of Death Revealed by Autopsy

    Brandon Clarke Cause of Death Revealed by Autopsy

    Official medical findings in Los Angeles have determined that Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke passed away from the fatal effects of illicit substances. The coroner's report cited a combination of cocaine and heroin as the cause behind the NBA athlete's unexpected death.

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    Monica Bellucci on Her Complex Role in 'Ketticè'

    Monica Bellucci on Her Complex Role in 'Ketticè'

    Italian actress Monica Bellucci showcased her latest film 'Ketticè' at the Locarno Film Festival, offering insights into her portrayal of an emotionally strained mother. The drama, directed by Giovanni Tortorici and produced by Luca Guadagnino, highlights societal pressures that cause her character to lose touch with her femininity.

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