Israeli forces shoot and arrest Palestinian man in West Bank raid
Israeli forces shot and arrested a man in Tammun, while Haaretz reported rubber bullets fired at Palestinian prisoners in 21 incidents since October 2023.
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Israeli forces shot and arrested a man in Tammun, while Haaretz reported rubber bullets fired at Palestinian prisoners in 21 incidents since October 2023.
The Saudi-led coalition said it intercepted a cruise missile over the Madinah region. The Houthis denied launching it and called the claim a lie.
Back after seven months out with injury, the 23-year-old pacer says maturity has changed his bowling and that he has yet to play his peak cricket.
The IMF projects India's GDP at $4.52 trillion in 2027, ahead of Japan, and warns Gulf economies will not return to their pre-war path soon after the Iran war.
Left out of Pakistan's ODI tri-series squad despite a 96 against Sri Lanka, the 21-year-old says he will use the break to prepare for next year's World Cup.
The Federal Constitutional Court called a challenge to Sohail Afridi's appointment infructuous after governor's rule. The petitioner will challenge the emergency.
The Punjab cabinet wants local government polls on April 4, 11 and 18, 2027, instead of the ECP's proposed December 14 date, citing smog, fog and Ramazan.
Gilgit-Baltistan's chief election commissioner announced a revised schedule: municipal corporation polls on December 5, and the remaining local bodies in April.
The roof of a private school in Peshawar's Afridi Abad collapsed on Thursday, killing 32 students and a teacher. The owner was arrested and a probe has begun.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi told the joint session that months of talks failed and the Centre acted reluctantly, as the TTAP suspended talks with the government.
Citizen Lab and Confiant say Discover-Tech used ads on more than 120,000 websites to track users and help plant Candiru spyware, including on Al Jazeera devices.
With Israel voting on October 27, Palestinian farmers in the occupied West Bank say settler violence is rising as the olive harvest begins, AFP reports.
At a Shanghai investment conference, Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah said Sindh has a dedicated police unit for Chinese nationals and announced more than two dozen MoUs.