Pakistan must consider using its good offices to convince Arabs and Iranians that a regional pact for mutual harmony and coexistence is not merely desirable but necessary.
Netanyahu, White House maintain Lebanon not included in 2-week ceasefire with Iran; Araghchi says "ball is in the US court, and the world is watching whether it will act on its commitments".
PM Shehbaz Sharif warmly welcomes the “sagacious gesture” and extends his “deepest gratitude” to both countries; Islamabad talks set for April 10; Israel backs US decision, says ceasefire "does not include Lebanon".
In Senate, deputy PM says US and Iran were close to come to the table, but Israel attaked Iran and Tehran retaliated with strikes in Saudi Arabia's Jubail city.
Labelling Trump “the war criminal in the White House” and a “maniac”, US Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib has demanded that the 25th Amendment be invoked to remove him from office.
Iranian response consists of 10 clauses, including an end to conflicts in the region, a protocol for safe passage through Hormuz, lifting of sanctions and reconstruction, according to IRNA news agency.
Markets in divisional headquarters in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa can remain open till 9pm; consultations under way regarding business hours for markets in Sindh.
The government has decided to activate law enforcement and investigation agencies for improved monitoring of retail petroleum outlets and to check hoarding.
A fire broke out at the port due to falling debris from missile interception; “Pakistan stands in solidarity with the brotherly people of the UAE," PM Shehbaz says.
Experts and masses are dazed alike by the whirlwind changes due to the recent conflict, including a rapidly shifting petrol price and the return of $3.5bn in debt to the UAE.
