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Pakistan and Iran Conclude 13th Political Consultations to Strengthen Bilateral Ties

Pakistan and Iran conclude 13th political consultations, focusing on trade, energy, education, and stronger bilateral ties.

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Pakistan Foils Two Major Cyberattacks Amid Push for National Cyber Security Authority

Pakistan blocks two major cyberattacks on key state institutions as the government advances plans to establish a National Cyber Security Authority.

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Pakistan to Fully Deregulate Sugar Sector, Market Forces to Decide Prices

Pakistan plans full sugar-sector deregulation; prices to be set by market forces as import/export quotas end.

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Pakistan Air Force Set to Impress at Dubai Airshow with Spectacular Aerial Displays

PAF pilots set to dazzle at Dubai Airshow with precision aerobatics; PAC showcases tech as global aviation leaders gather.

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Pakistani Tech Diaspora Urged to Drive AI-Driven Pak-US Economic Growth

Pakistani tech diaspora urged to use AI to boost Pak-US economic ties and unlock opportunities in digital innovation and freelancing.

DefencePakistan

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia Strengthen Ties with Strategic Defence Pact

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia pledge stronger defence ties under SMDA, boosting regional security and joint military cooperation.

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Opposition Alliance TTAP Rejects 27th Amendment, Calls for Restoring Pakistan’s Constitution

TTAP opposes Pakistan’s 27th Amendment, calls for restoring the Constitution, has planned nationwide protests, and demands the release of political prisoners.

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Pakistan vs Sri Lanka ODI Series: Revised Schedule Announced Amid Security Concerns

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka ODI series rescheduled to Nov 14 & 16 in Rawalpindi. Sri Lanka confirms tour continuation after Islamabad security concerns.

PakistanSports

All T20I Tri-Nation Series Matches in Rawalpindi as PCB Revises Schedule

All T20I tri-series matches between Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Zimbabwe are to be held in Rawalpindi; a revised schedule was announced by PCB.

PakistanSports

ICC Fines Pakistan 20% for Slow Over-Rate in First ODI vs Sri Lanka

Pakistan fined 20% for slow over-rate in first ODI vs Sri Lanka; Afridi accepts penalty as Pakistan lead series 1-0.

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