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Trump says he disagrees with UK on recognising Palestinian state

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Gold rate in Pakistan today: Sept 18, 2025

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UAE may downgrade diplomatic ties if Israel annexes West Bank

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Chaudhry praises Shehbaz, COAS for bolstering Pak-Saudi ties

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Pakistan’s trade deficit surges past $6bn in July-Aug FY 2025-26

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Rain turns weather pleasant in Lahore

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