- Khawaja Asif says US public opinion opposes entering another Middle East conflict
- Remarks come as Trump says military action against Iran remains possible if talks fail
- Joint statement calls for immediate release of detained activists, including Pakistani aid worker Saad Edhi
- All 10 nations cite earlier Israeli flotilla interceptions as concerns grow over attacks on civilian missions
- Jailed former premier has been receiving follow-up medical treatment for an ongoing eye condition
- Pakistan has increased petrol prices by approximately 45 percent per liter since the war began
- Majed Alawad of KACST wins Global Innovation Institute prize
- Also sets up a firm focusing on atmospheric water harvesting
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- Iran seeks lifting of sanctions, release of frozen funds, end to US marine blockade
- US shows some flexibility on frozen funds, nuclear activity
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- Initial teams had already dived to identify and mark the entrance to the cave system where the Italians disappeared
- KSA’s position as a hub for global capital has proven itself to be momentous
- Iran will play Gambia in a friendly on May 29 before Amir Ghalenoei names his final 26-man squad for the World Cup campaign
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- Pakistan interior minister arrived in Iran on Saturday, meets Iranian counterpart
- Pakistan has been accepted as chief mediator by both the US and Iran in their conflict
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