Japan-Saudi Parliamentary Friendship League Meets to Boost Ties
The Japan-Saudi Parliamentary Friendship League held a pivotal meeting in Tokyo, emphasizing cultural and economic cooperation as bilateral relations deepen.
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Pakistan Commissions First Hangor-Class Submarine in China
Pakistan commissioned its first Hangor-class submarine, PNS Hangor, in China, marking a milestone in naval modernization and defense cooperation with Beijing.
Myanmar's Suu Kyi Moved to House Arrest After Sentence Reduction
Myanmar's detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been transferred from prison to house arrest, state TV announced, amid a prisoner amnesty for a Buddhist holiday.
El Salvador Changes Rules for Electoral Officials
El Salvador's Congress amended rules for appointing electoral authority, paving way for President Bukele's third term bid. Opposition criticizes the move as power grab.
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UK Troops Intercept Drones, Missiles at Iraq Base
British soldiers shot down over 100 drones and missiles targeting a coalition base in Iraq during six weeks of hostilities after US-Israeli strikes on Iran.
Pakistan Navy to Get Advanced Chinese Submarines
Pakistan Navy will acquire eight advanced Chinese submarines, with four built in China and four in Pakistan under a technology transfer deal, enhancing maritime security.
UK Declares Antisemitism Emergency After Stabbing Attacks
UK PM Starmer vows action after double stabbing in London; government announces £25m for Jewish community security amid rising antisemitism.
Iran Leader Vows to Protect Nuclear and Missile Capabilities
Iran's supreme leader vows to protect nuclear and missile capabilities amid US pressure and Strait of Hormuz tensions.
Tunisian Opposition Leader Hospitalized
Jailed Tunisian opposition leader Rached Ghannouchi has been hospitalized due to a serious health deterioration, his party Ennahdha said, calling for his immediate release.
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Family of Pakistani sailor held by Somali pirates pleads for return
The family of Syed Hussain Yousaf, a Pakistani sailor seized by Somali pirates, is grief-stricken and urges the government to secure his safe return.
Kazakhstan Official Praises Saudi Water Tech at Astana Summit
Kazakhstan foreign ministry official Zulfiya Suleimenova lauds Saudi Arabia's water management technologies at the Regional Ecological Summit in Astana, highlighting potential cooperation.
Media Leaders Urge Israel to Let Foreign Journalists into Gaza
Major media organizations call on Israel to lift the ban on foreign journalists entering Gaza independently, citing the need for firsthand reporting and the burden on local Palestinian journalists.
Aoun condemns Israeli violations as 15 killed in Lebanon
Israeli strikes in south Lebanon kill 15, including women and children, as President Aoun decries violations of ceasefire. Hezbollah retaliates.
27 Pakistanis detained in Uganda to return home today
Pakistan says 27 nationals detained in Uganda crackdown on illegal migration will fly out today. Others may follow soon.
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Turkiye Braces for Difficult Tourism Season Amid Iran War
Turkiye's tourism season faces a difficult start due to the Iran war, with cancellations and last-minute bookings rising. Officials expect tough months ahead as travelers weigh uncertainties.
Saudi FM Discusses Regional Developments with French Counterpart
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan met French counterpart Jean-Noel Barrot in Riyadh, discussing bilateral relations and regional security. Barrot is on a Gulf tour.
US launches maritime coalition to reopen Strait of Hormuz
The United States is forming an international coalition to restore safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz after Iran halted traffic, causing global fuel prices to surge.
Russian Engineers Build Bangladesh's First Nuclear Plant
Over 5,000 Russian engineers and their families live in Rooppur, Bangladesh, building the country's first nuclear power plant, creating a 'Little Russia' with Cyrillic signboards and cultural exchange.
US-Venezuela Flights Resume After Seven-Year Hiatus
The first direct flight between the US and Venezuela in seven years departs Thursday, signaling improved relations after the ouster of Nicolas Maduro.
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Ukraine Seeks Details on Russia's May 9 Ceasefire Offer
Ukraine will ask Washington for details on Russia's proposed ceasefire for May 9 Victory Day, as Zelensky expresses desire for a lasting peace.
Pakistan actively engaged with US, Iran to resolve conflict
Pakistan says it remains actively engaged with the US and Iran to resolve their conflict, stressing that diplomacy has not stopped. Islamabad hosted first round of talks.
Mass evacuation warnings reshape south Lebanon
Israel's mass evacuation warnings in southern Lebanon cause panic and displacement, with over a million fleeing. Experts question legality as strikes kill hundreds despite ceasefire.
UN Experts: Sexual Violence Used to Displace Palestinians
UN experts warn that sexual and gender-based violence against Palestinians is systematic, used to force displacement, and may constitute war crimes. They call for accountability.
287 Nominated for 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, Trump Likely Included
The Norwegian Nobel Committee announced 287 candidates for the 2026 Peace Prize, with US President Donald Trump likely nominated by several leaders.
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Pakistan Blames Afghanistan for Ceasefire Breaches
Pakistan's foreign office spokesperson blamed Afghanistan for serious ceasefire breaches as hostilities resume, with both sides accusing each other of attacks along the border.
UN Chief: US Dues Non-Negotiable Amid Reform Demands
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres asserts that US assessed contributions are non-negotiable, rejecting conditions for reforms including cost-cutting and countering China's influence.
UN Chief: Iran War Effects Will Linger for Years
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns that disruptions from tensions in the Strait of Hormuz will have long-lasting economic and humanitarian impacts, with three scenarios outlined.
EU launches support program for Palestinian victims
The EU announced a program to support Palestinian victims of Israeli settler attacks in the West Bank, including proactive protection and community safety measures.
Axel Springer CEO: Pro-Israel Values 'Non-Negotiable' Amid Backlash
Axel Springer CEO Mathias Dopfner tells staff that pro-Israel corporate values are non-negotiable, amid internal backlash at Politico over his opinion pieces and editorial independence.
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Hegseth clashes with Democrats over Iran war for second day
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced Democratic lawmakers for a second day, rejecting accusations that the Iran war lacked evidence and strategy.
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