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Governor Sindh Muhammad Zubair attends Iftar-dinner hosted by Iranian CG

Governor Sindh Muhammad Zubair attended an Iftar-dinner hosted by Iranian Consul General Ahmed Muhammadi.

Syrian army allows pre-2011 conscripts to return home

Syria's army has issued orders to return home for men conscripted for compulsory service in 2010, the year before war broke out, fighters and local media said Saturday.

US pullout from Iran nuclear deal raises threats for Israel, warns Putin

Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that the US exit from the Iranian nuclear deal could trigger dangerous instability and raise new threats for Israel, provided Tehran resumes a full-fledged nuclear programme.

Wall Street sees split finish amid energy dip, political uncertainty

Russia, Saudis signal oil production boost

Russia and Saudi Arabia said Friday they believe a deal is possible to gradually boost oil output from as soon as July as world oil prices have recently hit highs last seen in 2014

Two passengers held in Lahore

The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Immigration arrested two passengers on various charges at the Allama Iqbal Airport on Friday

Iran nuclear deal 'in intensive care' as signatories meet in Vienna

Signatories of the Iran nuclear deal met in Vienna on Friday in a bid to save the agreement, as Iran warned the deal had been put "in intensive care" by Washington's dramatic withdrawal earlier this month

Oil drops as Saudis see likely supply boost

Global oil prices fell Friday after top producer Saudi Arabia signalled a likely boost in supply as soon as the third quarter, and world stock markets were mixed over the sudden US move to cancel the summit with North Korea

Wall Street mixed on falling oil, N Korea nerves

Wall Street was in mixed territory on Friday morning as falling crude prices dragged energy stocks lower and investors continued to digest the effects of a week of geopolitical uncertaint

Iran nuclear deal 'in intensive care' as signatories meet in Vienna

Asia stocks fall as Trump ditches Kim summit, but Europe rebounds 25 May 2018

Asian markets mostly fell Friday as US President Donald Trump abruptly axed next month's summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, but Europe rebounded on hopes the pair would still meet.

Asian stocks fall as Trump ditches Kim summit, but losses limited

Asian markets mostly fell on Friday as Donald Trump shocked the world by pulling out of next month's historic summit with Kim Jong Un, though analysts said the losses were tempered by hopes the talks can be rekindled.

Asian stocks hit as Trump drops Kim summit but losses tempered

Macron hails 'frank' talks with Putin in Russia

Lebanon's Hariri, prime minister once again

Saad Hariri, designated Thursday for a third term as Lebanon's prime minister, is the son of assassinated billionaire ex-premier Rafik Hariri and a long-time critic of Iran and its powerful Lebanese ally, Hezbollah