The UN human rights office says Israeli forces are pushing west past the Yellow Line, attacking displacement camps and squeezing Palestinians into a shrinking share of Gaza.
Christa Pike, who survived a lethal injection in Tennessee on September 30, said she is in constant pain and blamed ‘incompetence’, as the state’s governor said her death sentence should stand.
More than 40 PTI lawmakers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa backed dialogue with the federal government, endorsed staying off the streets and distanced the party from remarks against state institutions.
Opposition leaders are consulting PTI before formally joining a 30-member parliamentary committee on electoral reforms, after a PPP delegation invited them on Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari’s instructions.
Eleven fishermen who spent four to nine years in Indian jails after drifting across the maritime boundary were reunited with their families at the Edhi Centre in Karachi.
The IRGC navy said three tankers using ‘unauthorised routes’ caught fire, one after hitting a mine, as a Qatari delegation working with Washington arrived in Tehran to revive a ceasefire.
The court told the Election Commission to take ‘corrective steps’ and file a compliance report after petitioners said 32 Form 7 deletion requests targeted one community in a single constituency.
The paper said Russian authorities and intelligence services forced it to shut, weeks after its editor-in-chief Sergei Sokolov was questioned and his home searched; it will go dark on November 9.
The Cabinet Committee on Security approved eight next-generation corvettes, to be built by GRSE and Goa Shipyard, with deliveries expected from 2030.
Security sources say the army destroyed several Afghan Taliban posts and installations across from South Waziristan and Parachinar after unprovoked firing on Angoor Adda, with Taliban personnel fleeing their positions.
