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Karachi mob kills member of Ahmadi minority
One man was killed in the Pakistani port city of Karachi on Friday after a mob of radical Islamists attacked the Ahmadiyya community, authorities have said.
Over 170 arrested for attacks on Pakistan...
Police have arrested scores of people in Pakistan in recent weeks after more than 10 mob attacks on outlets of U.S. fast-food chain KFC, sparked by anti-United States sentiment and opposition to its ally Israel’s war in Gaza, officials said.
US will abandon Ukraine peace push if...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Friday that the U.S. may “move on” from trying to secure a Russia-Ukraine peace deal if there is no progress in the coming days, after months of efforts have failed to bring an end to the fighting.
Hamas says it is ready to release...
A senior Hamas official has said the group is ready to enter talks on a comprehensive deal to end the Gaza war and exchange all remaining Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners, firmly rejecting Israel’s proposal for a temporary truce.
UAE, Saudi Arabia deny reports of involvement...
UAE and Saudi Arabia reject media claims of military talks against Houthis amid U.S. airstrikes escalation.
In latest media crackdown, White House limits...
Wire services including Reuters and Bloomberg News will no longer hold a permanent slot in the small pool of reporters who cover President Donald Trump, the White House said on Tuesday, as it moves to exert greater control over who gets to ask him questions and report on his statements in real time.
Macron says France could recognise Palestinian state...
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday that France could recognise a Palestinian state in June, adding that, in turn, some countries in the Middle East could recognise the state of Israel.
A $2,300 Apple iPhone? Trump tariffs could...
The price of the latest iPhone model could skyrocket following President Donald Trump's new 'Liberation Day' tariffs, with experts warning that consumers may soon face eye-watering price hikes.