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Pakistan centres logistics over ideology, alleging Afghan-based, India-linked networks while tying refugee policy to a harder security edge. — FILE
Israel says strike on Hamas leaders was fully independent and claims complete responsibility. — FILE/THE THURSDAY TIMES
Pakistan’s stock market hits record as shares surge — ORIGINAL/THE THURSDAY TIMES

Trump Set to Make Oval Office Announcement Amid Swirl of Rumours

President Donald Trump will address the nation from the Oval Office at 2 p.m. Eastern Time with the White House insisting it concerns defence despite rumours over his health and resignation. He is expected to announce the relocation of US Space Command from Colorado to Alabama.

President Donald Trump is set to address the nation from the Oval Office at 2 p.m. Eastern Time with the White House insisting the focus is defence policy even as rumours swirl over his health and possible resignation. — FILE/THE THURSDAY TIMES

Putin and Sharif signal closer ties in Beijing meeting

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and President Vladimir Putin met in Beijing, both sides vowed to strengthen bilateral relations as Putin expressed sympathy over Pakistan’s flood losses. The Russian leader invited Sharif to attend the Moscow SCO summit in November, signalling a renewed push for closer cooperation.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and President Vladimir Putin met in Beijing, expressing intent to deepen Pakistan Russia ties as Putin invited Sharif to the Moscow SCO summit. — FILE
Maryam Nawaz is transforming Punjab’s worst flood in decades into a benchmark for people-centred crisis governance. — FILE
Trump administration outlines major immigration reforms, including wage-based H1B visas and the launch of a gold card. — FILE/THE THURSDAY TIMES
Pakistan’s credit rating upgrade to Caa1 reflects IMF-backed fiscal reforms, SOE restructuring, and exchange rate flexibility, boosting global investor confidence. — ORIGINAL/THE THURSDAY TIMES
Moody’s Ratings upgrades Pakistan’s credit rating from Caa2 to Caa1 with a stable outlook, reflecting improved fiscal stability under IMF-backed reforms, enhanced investor confidence, and stronger economic outlook. — FILE/THE THURSDAY TIMES
Washington’s move is expected to further isolate the organisation internationally and strengthen Pakistan’s counter-insurgency narrative. — MONTAGE/THE THURSDAY TIMES
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