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- Pakistan retaliates after Afghan Taliban attack civilian homes in Waziristan•
- PTI parliamentary party seeks to end Khyber Pakhtunkhwa emergency and governor's rule•
- Air pollution causes 200,000 annual deaths and costs Pakistan 6.5 per cent of GDP•
- Religious leaders reaffirm fatwa against terrorism and suicide attacks•
- Gulf states negotiate multipart peace deal to avert Iran-US war•
- IESCO schedules power outages across Islamabad and Rawalpindi on 28 October•
- Women and girls account for 25 per cent of civilian war deaths•
- Israeli security forces kill two gunmen in West Bank shooting•
- PCB aligns domestic cricket calendar with PSL 12 pre-season schedule•
- Iran threatens strikes on 7 Gulf nations if US-Israel attacks continue•
- Ramla Ali premieres In the Shadows at London film festival•
- Pakistan warns against extra-territorial assassinations under counterterrorism pretext•
- Russia expresses readiness to resume peace talks with US and Ukraine•
- Masked settlers attack and injure woman in West Bank village•
- Spain extends lead over United States in FIFA Women's World Rankings•
- Pakistan retaliates after Afghan Taliban attack civilian homes in Waziristan•
- PTI parliamentary party seeks to end Khyber Pakhtunkhwa emergency and governor's rule•
- Air pollution causes 200,000 annual deaths and costs Pakistan 6.5 per cent of GDP•
- Religious leaders reaffirm fatwa against terrorism and suicide attacks•
- Gulf states negotiate multipart peace deal to avert Iran-US war•
- IESCO schedules power outages across Islamabad and Rawalpindi on 28 October•
- Women and girls account for 25 per cent of civilian war deaths•
- Israeli security forces kill two gunmen in West Bank shooting•
- PCB aligns domestic cricket calendar with PSL 12 pre-season schedule•
- Iran threatens strikes on 7 Gulf nations if US-Israel attacks continue•
- Ramla Ali premieres In the Shadows at London film festival•
- Pakistan warns against extra-territorial assassinations under counterterrorism pretext•
- Russia expresses readiness to resume peace talks with US and Ukraine•
- Masked settlers attack and injure woman in West Bank village•
- Spain extends lead over United States in FIFA Women's World Rankings•
- Pakistan retaliates after Afghan Taliban attack civilian homes in Waziristan•
- PTI parliamentary party seeks to end Khyber Pakhtunkhwa emergency and governor's rule•
- Air pollution causes 200,000 annual deaths and costs Pakistan 6.5 per cent of GDP•
- Religious leaders reaffirm fatwa against terrorism and suicide attacks•
- Gulf states negotiate multipart peace deal to avert Iran-US war•
- IESCO schedules power outages across Islamabad and Rawalpindi on 28 October•
- Women and girls account for 25 per cent of civilian war deaths•
- Israeli security forces kill two gunmen in West Bank shooting•
- PCB aligns domestic cricket calendar with PSL 12 pre-season schedule•
- Iran threatens strikes on 7 Gulf nations if US-Israel attacks continue•
- Ramla Ali premieres In the Shadows at London film festival•
- Pakistan warns against extra-territorial assassinations under counterterrorism pretext•
- Russia expresses readiness to resume peace talks with US and Ukraine•
- Masked settlers attack and injure woman in West Bank village•
- Spain extends lead over United States in FIFA Women's World Rankings•
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