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Украинские силы подорвали газопровод в Западной Сибири, обеспечивающий военные производственные объекты в трех российских регионах.

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Another court reserves decision on politician's acquittal request

Russia's Industrial Engineering given contract

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DG orders JIT as probe into Afghan visa scam widens

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Int'l media report warns harming Pakistan may trigger war

Governor Kundi says their target is to get five Senate seats from the K-P

Kundi says ex-PM's sons to face legal action if law broken

The bodies of nine bus passengers who were kidnapped and killed in Balochistan’s Sardhaka area last night were recovered and transported to their hometowns in Punjab on Friday morning, officials said. Last night, at least nine passengers travelling on two Punjab-bound coaches were abducted and killed by unidentified armed men in the Sur-Dakai area, situated on the border between Balochistan’s Zhob and Loralai districts. Provincial government spokesperson Shahid Rind also confirmed the incident and said that Fitna-al-Hindu­stan — a term the government uses for terrorist organisations in Balo­chistan — had carried out attacks at three different places — Kakat, Mastung and Sur-Dakai. The Balochistan Liberation Front, a banned outfit, later claimed responsibility for the attack. A spokesman for the group said it had killed the nine individuals after blocking the highway between Musakhail-Makhtar and Khajuri. Assistant Comm­issioner (AC) Naveed Alam told Dawn.com today that the bodies of all nine passengers were h...

Israel would feel threatened by an Iranian effort to extricate the 400 kilograms of 60 percent enriched uranium thought to have survived last month's attacks ■ The calm after the storm: Israel's military budget battle begins

The European Union braced on Friday for a possible letter from U.S. President Donald Trump outlining planned duties on the United States’ largest trade and investment partner after a broadening of his tariff war in recent days. The EU initially hoped to strike a comprehensive trade agreement, including zero-for-zero tariffs on industrial goods, but months […]

This past week has seen U.S. crypto policy thrust back into the spotlight — but not just in the legislative chambers. A political feud between two of the most influential names in tech and governance — Donald Trump and Elon Musk — spilled out onto social media, while regulatory milestones unfolded in the Senate and Treasury Department.  The post Weekly Crypto Regulation Roundup: Trump Slams Musk, Tim Scott Backs Blockchain, and Broker Rule Gets Buried appeared first on Cryptonews.

The ICRC said the two were wounded during a mission to rescue another Red Cross staffer and his family ■ Both are in stable condition ■ IDF: 'The details of the incident are being investigated'