On the possibility of another round of talks, foreign ministry spokesperson says, "Whenever we conclude that necessary and logical groundwork is in place to use diplomacy for realising national interests ... we will take action".
Murals and banners have long been a defining feature of Iran’s urban landscape, with paintings in Tehran mirroring the state’s political messaging and foreign policy.
“The use of military symbols and propaganda over the ruins of a destroyed hospital is a highly provocative act and cannot be justified,” foreign ministry says.
Pirwadhai and Faizabad bus stands remain closed, and goods transport has not resumed yet; Islamabad DC refutes notification regarding revision in timings for markets.
What we are witnessing today is not merely conflict; it is a struggle over who is allowed to produce knowledge, preserve culture, and imagine the future.
Boasting a field of view at least 100 times larger than Hubble's, the telescope will sweep across vast regions of space from its position 1.5 million km from Earth.
Aid agencies have warned that the crisis has driven up prices for diesel, petrol and kerosene by as much as 70pc in Papua New Guinea since the start of the Iran war.
The event brought this partnership to life, giving Fatima Fertilizer’s dealer network and farming community an up-close experience with their cricket heroes.
“People are enduring hours-long loadshedding and unbearable price hikes, but those in the corridors of power were oblivious to their hardships,” he says.
Chief minister adviser, claims that due to the provincial government’s timely measures, the wheat price had dropped from Rs13,500 to Rs9,000 per 100kg bag.
”We always used Abrar at crucial stages. As other batsmen give him respect they face him carefully and that’s why he is not taking many wickets,” he says.
The win was Sultans’ sixth in eight matches, keeping them firmly on course for the playoffs, while Rawalpindiz remained winless in their debut season after eight defeats.