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De inflatie in mei was in Nederland 3,5 procent, becijfert het Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek. Die gemiddelde prijsstijging is veel meer dan analisten vooraf verwachtten. Vanwege de Iran-oorlog en dure olie zijn vooral de prijzen van brandstof en energie snel gestegen.

La Marine française a arraisonné ce dimanche un pétrolier, accusé d'appartenir à la flotte fantôme russe pour contourner les sanctions internationales visant la Russie. Le navire, identifié sous le nom de Tagor, est toujours référencé sur les sites de navigation comme battant pavillon malgache mais l'Agence portuaire, maritime et fluvial malgache (APMF) a déjà signalé que des certificats d'immatriculation frauduleux au nom de Madagascar circulent, et que le Tagor ne figure dans aucun de ses (…) - Politique

Shehbaz Sharif meets businessmen, industrialists Says export-based economic development our mission Orders swift conversion of Pak-China MoUs into formal agreements.

Pakistan, EU agree to expand ties in all key areas PM highlights role of GSP+ in cementing Pak-EU trade ties In meeting with Kaja Kallas, Dar says terrorists using Afghan soil to launch attacks against Pakistan.

Hbo-studenten worden onvoldoende als volwassenen beschouwd, vindt lector en hoogleraar Marinka Kuijpers. Volgens emeritus hoogleraar neuropsychologie Jelle Jolles is het studentenbrein nog onvolgroeid.

UNITED NATIONS: Pakistan on Monday renewed its call for restraint, de-escalation and a return to diplomacy in the ongoing Middle East crisis, saying that dialogue and mediation remain the only sustainable path to resolving conflicts. Addressing the UN General Assembly during a debate on strengthening mediation in conflict prevention and resolution, Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, said Islamabad had consistently advocated diplomacy in the recent tensions involving Iran and the United States. “As a friendly neighbour of Iran, a brotherly partner of the Gulf countries, and a country with longstanding ties of amity with the United States, Pakistan continues to make sincere efforts to facilitate a durable solution for regional and global peace and stability,” he said. The Pakistani envoy used the occasion to press for a stronger role for mediation and preventive diplomacy in addressing international disputes before they escalate into crises. “Conflicts are...

SHIGAR/ISLAMABAD - Pakistan Peoples Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari addressed a public gathering in Shigar ahead of Gilgit-Baltistan elections on Monday.

ISLAMABAD - In a significant step towards strengthening professional capacity within Pakistan’s justice sector, Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Yahya Afridi Monday launched the E-Course for Law Professionals – 2026 at a ceremony held at the Supreme Court of Pakistan.

LAHORE - Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has said that more than 30,000 kilometres of roads have been constructed, repaired or rehabilitated across the province under an ambitious programme aimed at modernising Punjab’s transport and road infrastructure.

ISLAMABAD - Federal Minister for Health Mustafa Kamal on Monday chaired a review meeting in Islamabad to assess progress on an ongoing pilot project aimed at the elimination of Hepatitis C, officials said.

"The crisis of antisemitism in Canada today is specific, it's severe, and it demands a targeted response," said Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.

• Country records 128 attacks in May, compared to 101 in April • Civilian deaths up by 92pc; casualties of security personnel increase by 143pc • Six suicide attacks witnessed, compared with one each in March and April • Balochistan emerges as worst-affected province once again ISLAMABAD: After two consecutive months of improvement, Pakistan’s security situation deteriorated sharply in May 2026, driven primarily by escalating terrorist violence in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, according to the monthly security assessment released by the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies (PICSS). The latest findings by PICSS suggest that militant and terror groups regained momentum during May after a brief period of relative decline, particularly in KP and Balochistan. The sharp increase in attacks, casualties, suicide bombings and kidnappings indicates that security challenges remain acute despite sustained counterterrorism efforts by the state. According to the report, the country witnessed 128 terro...

QUETTA: Police have registered a case against Opposition Leader in the National Assembly and PkMAP Chairman Mehmood Khan Achakzai, on charges of allegedly spreading hatred against state institutions and criticising the present government while addressing a public gathering. Other party leaders have also been named in the FIR. The charges relate to an allegedly provocative speech made against state institutions. The action was taken following a written complaint submitted by Abdul Wali Khan, son of Abdul Ghaffar Khan, a member of the Shinzai tribe and a resident of Gulistan Kari. According to the FIR registered at Gulistan Police Station, the complainant stated that, during a public meeting, Achakzai allegedly said that law and order in Balochistan continued to deteriorate and that the current government had completely failed to provide security to the public. He allegedly described the government as a “Form-47 fake government” and proposed the formation of an alternative force by recruiting people from variou...

The disconnect between Israel's empty threats and the combat on the ground is particularly striking in light of the vulnerability Hezbollah has exposed. Trump felt forced to intervene in Lebanon because he was worried about the fate of negotiations with Iran

LAHORE: The Lahore High Court has ruled that a father cannot escape his continuing legal, moral and religious obligation to maintain his minor child through a private settlement, holding that a minor’s right to maintenance cannot be permanently waived or extinguished. Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kayani dismissed a petition filed by Akhtar Hussain Awan against concurrent judgements of family and appellate courts. Those earlier judgements allowed a maintenance claim filed by a minor, Naseer Akhtar Awan, through his mother, Sadia Awan. The petitioner argued that an earlier maintenance suit was settled through a 2007 compromise, under which Rs60,000 was paid and parties agreed not to raise future claims. He contended a subsequent 2019 suit was barred by limitation and the principles of res judicata, a legal doctrine preventing a matter from being judged twice. Justice Kayani cites Islamic teachings to invalidate any private contracts waiving child maintenance Rejecting the contention, Justice Kayani ruled that agreemen...

Criminality among Israel's leaders is spreading with the quiet support of the prime minister – and the High Court is feigning blindness and normalizing unacceptable phenomena

Canadian prime minister also announced that a new Ministerial Advisory Council on Rights, Equality and Inclusion will examine the nature, scale and drivers of antisemitism

• Only Rs1.13tr allocated to PSDP against Rs4.1tr requirement; minister terms shortfall ‘new circular debt crisis’ • Record Rs4.715tr development plan unveiled • APCC resolves to divert resources to ongoing projects ISLAMABAD: Under tight International Monetary Fund (IMF) oversight, the government has trimmed allocations for most sectors in the next federal development programme to create additional fiscal space for the PML-N’s trademark national highways, a new Rs87 billion share for coalition partners and a Rs70bn allocation for ruling party lawmakers’ schemes. Yet, the Annual Plan Coordination Committee, led by Planning and Development Minister Ahsan Iqbal, on Monday unveiled a record national development programme of Rs4.715 trillion, made possible by an unprecedented 27pc hike in development allocations by state-owned entities and a 10pc rise in provincial allocations to an all-time high of Rs3.138tr. The overall Rs4.715tr deve­l­opment portfolio comprises the largest share of provincial annual developme...