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Trump finalises a US-Pakistan trade deal, targeting energy collaboration and hinting at possible exports to India.. — FILE/THE THURSDAY TIMES

Shockwaves across capitals as world responds to US strikes on Iran

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has described the US' military action as “a direct threat to international peace and security.” In a rare and forceful statement, he said, “This is a dangerous escalation in a region already on the edge.”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu celebrated the US decision, calling it a “bold move” that would “change history.” — FILE
The advisory cautions that the US government’s ability to provide emergency services in India—especially in rural or remote regions—is limited. — FILE
This cartographic anomaly, whether accidental or deliberate, carries symbolic weight at a time when geopolitical narratives are being fiercely contested not just with words, but with weapons and maps. — IDF/X
“Pakistan is not your enemy,” Pannun declared. “Pakistan is, and will be, a friendly country for the Sikh people and for Khalistan. Once we liberate Punjab, Pakistan will be our neighbour.” — IMPRESSION/THE THURSDAY TIMES
India closes Attari-Wagah border, suspends Indus water treaty. — FILE PHOTO
Pope Francis dies at 88 after Easter blessing, remembered for bold Gaza advocacy and turbulent Church reforms. — FILE/GETTY
Ireland claims the top passport globally, driven by unmatched visa-free travel and beneficial tax policies. — ORIGINAL/THE THURSDAY TIMES
Elon Musk tops Forbes billionaire rankings amid global wealth surge, followed by Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos. — FILE/THE THURSDAY TIMES
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese addressing at the National Muslim Community Iftar.
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