Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Eight terrorists killed in operations in Swat and Balochistan's Washuk
Swat police and CTD killed three TTP terrorists in Kanju, while ISPR said security forces killed five Fitna al-Hindustan terrorists in Balochistan's Washuk.
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Cricket
England arrive in Pakistan for ODI tri-series with Sri Lanka
England's squad led by Harry Brook arrived in Pakistan for the ODI tri-series with Sri Lanka from October 18 to 31, as Sri Lanka lost Pathum Nissanka to injury.
Middle East
Trump rules out nuclear weapons against Iran, says war will end soon
Trump said the US would not use nuclear weapons on Iran and the 'mother of all bombs' is conventional, but warned it 'may have to go' after Pickaxe Mountain.
Energy
Oil heads for weekly gain; Hormuz flows fall to 68pc of normal
Brent eased to $105.21 but was set for a weekly gain as Iranian attacks cut Hormuz oil flows to 68pc of normal. The IEA agreed to release 20m barrels of diesel.
Middle East
Explained: the Houthi missiles and drones hitting Saudi Arabia
From Iranian-derived ballistic missiles to copies of the Shahed drone, the Houthis have built an arsenal that keeps them hitting Saudi airports and oil sites.
Asia
India's Gen Z protests are the worst crisis of Modi's rule, analysts say
Youth protests over a voter roll revision that removed 130 million names are Modi's worst crisis since 2014, analysts say, as Delhi shut a park to stop a rally.
Trade
Ryanair and easyJet cancel thousands of winter flights over jet fuel costs
Ryanair and easyJet have cut thousands of winter flights, removing over a million seats, after European jet fuel prices doubled to $196 a barrel this year.
Americas
Fired FBI agents who investigated Trump sue Kash Patel
Nine former FBI employees who worked on the Trump classified documents case sued FBI Director Kash Patel, saying they were fired to settle a personal vendetta.
Football
Infantino apologises but gives 'no answers' over World Cup stake sale plan
FIFA president Gianni Infantino apologised over his failed plan to sell World Cup stakes, but council members said he gave no satisfactory answers in Zurich.
Islamabad
Pakistan at UN condemns Houthi attacks, demands end to Israeli settlements
Pakistan told the UN Security Council that Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia must stop at once, and demanded an end to Israeli settlements and settler violence.
Islamabad
Pakistan joins walkout on Israeli president at Asian summit in Baku
Pakistan, Turkiye, Iran, Kuwait and the Palestinian delegation walked out as Israel's Isaac Herzog began speaking at the CICA summit in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Sindh
Drought drives Thar families to migrate after hottest monsoon in 66 years
Tharparkar families are migrating with their livestock as crops fail, after Pakistan's hottest monsoon in 66 years left Sindh 51pc short of normal rain.
Energy
Electricity bills to rise Rs2.56 a unit in November over fuel costs
The Power Division projected a Rs2.56 per unit fuel adjustment in November bills, adding Rs32.7bn, saying loadshedding averted a bigger rise of up to Rs6.