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News Desk KHUSHAB: A man and his wife allegedly died by suicide after consuming poisonous pills in the Pillu Vans area of Khushab, police said. According to local residents, the couple had reportedly been involved in a domestic dispute prior to the incident. Police officials confirmed that both bodies were shifted to a hospital for post-mortem examination, while further investigations have been launched to determine the exact circumstances behind the deaths. Authorities are examining possible causes, including family tensions, as part of the ongoing inquiry. #Khushab #PunjabNews #BreakingNews #PakistanNews #SuicideCase #DomesticDispute #PoliceInvestigation #CrimeNews

News Desk BEIJING: After a two-day summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, both countries released separate statements showing clear differences on key agreements and geopolitical issues. According to a report by Al Jazeera, the United States claimed that major trade deals were reached, including China’s alleged agreement to purchase 200 Boeing aircraft. However, neither China nor Boeing confirmed the deal. The US statement also said both sides agreed to curb the flow of fentanyl, while the Chinese version made no mention of the issue. On Iran, Washington said both leaders agreed that Tehran must never…

News Desk ISLAMABAD: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has imposed 11 new conditions on Pakistan, including regular increases in gas and electricity prices, strengthening the autonomy and transparency of the National Accountability Bureau, and broader reforms in taxation and governance, according to a report. The IMF has also proposed setting the Federal Board of Revenue’s tax target at Rs15,267 billion for the next fiscal year. Authorities are expected to generate an additional Rs430 billion in taxes, including Rs215 billion through new measures and Rs115 billion through enforcement actions. The report further suggests that Pakistan may collect Rs1,727 billion through petroleum…

News Desk NEW DELHI: Former head of India’s intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing, A S Dulat, has said that India’s efforts to isolate Pakistan globally are instead leaving India increasingly isolated. In an interview with the BBC, Dulat said that narratives about pushing Pakistan into diplomatic isolation are outdated and no longer reflect current realities. He added that Pakistan will neither break nor collapse, rejecting long-standing assumptions about its political stability. Dulat further said that Pakistan is now playing a mediating role between Iran and the United States, a position he argued India should have taken advantage of in…

News Desk KARACHI: In the ongoing Anmol alias Pinky drug case, authorities have requested the inclusion of four individuals on the Provisional National Identification List (PNIL), official sources confirmed. According to investigators, the application submitted to relevant authorities includes the names and identification details of the suspects for monitoring and travel restrictions. Read More: https://metro-morning.com/anmol-pinky-murder-probe-deepens-after-fir-disclosures/ Officials said the request covers two former husbands and two brothers of Anmol alias Pinky, who is already under investigation in a high-profile narcotics case. Investigators have warned that there is a risk the individuals may attempt to flee the country, and have sought immediate…

News Desk WASHINGTON Hackers tampered with fuel storage tank readings across several states in the United States, though no damage has been reported from the cyber incidents. According to sources, the attackers interfered with automated tank gauge systems, causing incorrect fuel level readings to appear in storage facilities. The manipulation raised concerns about potential disruption to fuel monitoring and supply chains. US officials suspect that Iranian hackers may be behind the cyber activity, although no formal attribution has been confirmed. The Federal Bureau of Investigation declined to comment on the matter. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely and assessing the…

News Desk NEW YORK: US envoy to the United Nations Mike Waltz has claimed that China has started distancing itself from Iran following President Donald Trump’s recent visit to Beijing. Speaking on the matter, Waltz said China had agreed that Iran should not develop nuclear weapons and that no toll tax should be imposed on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. He added that the shift in China’s stance reflects growing alignment with US concerns over regional security and global trade routes. Earlier, in an interview with a US television channel, President Trump had said China would not supply…

News Desk KARACHI: Gold prices in Pakistan witnessed a significant decline as rates fell sharply in line with international market movements, according to the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association. The price of gold per tola decreased by Rs15,500, bringing it down to Rs476,862. Similarly, the price of 10 grams of gold dropped by Rs13,289 to settle at Rs408,832 in the local market. In the global market, gold prices also saw a notable fall, declining by $155 per ounce to reach $4,545. Market analysts say the downward trend reflects volatility in international bullion markets, which directly impacts domestic pricing…

News Desk MOSCOW: Russia has confirmed that preparations for an upcoming visit by President Vladimir Putin to China have been finalised, with an official announcement on the dates expected soon. According to the Kremlin, the visit will include a high-level meeting between President Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said the two leaders are expected to discuss the outcomes of the recent China visit by US President Donald Trump, along with broader international developments. He added that talks will also focus on strengthening bilateral ties, expanding trade cooperation, and addressing key global issues. The visit is…

News Desk BEIJING:: Members of the US delegation accompanying Donald Trump reportedly discarded all items provided by Chinese authorities before departing Beijing at the end of a two-day visit. According to foreign media reports, President Trump concluded his visit to China and left Beijing after holding meetings with senior officials, including Xi Jinping. Local media said in a social media post that US staff collected and disposed of all items given by Chinese officials before boarding Air Force One. These reportedly included identification cards and temporary burner phones. It has been noted that none of the items provided by the…