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940 intelligence-based operations (IBOs) which were launched across Punjab over the past three months, have culminated in the arrest of 89 terrorists. There has been a recent rise in terror attacks all across Pakistan. The CTD regularly carries out these operations to prevent and investigate terrorism-related activities and gather intelligence. During the three months, 14 terrorists were arrested in Lahore, 14 in Rawalpindi, seven each in Faisalabad and Bahawalpur, six each in Jhang and Sargodha, five in Sahiwal, four from Gujranwala and three each from Bahawalnagar and Gujrat, the statement read. “Of the arrested terrorists, 55 belong to Fitna al Khawarij, five are from ISIS (Islamic State), and two each are from Al-Qaeda, Hizb-ut-Tahrir and Jeay Sindh,” the statement added.
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Counter-Terrorism Department reported the arrest of 89 terrorists in Punjab


Oil Prices Edge Higher as Conflict Risks Grip Energy Markets
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Oil Prices Edge Higher as Conflict Risks Grip Energy Markets

On Monday, the U.S. dollar stayed the same against major currencies. This is because the market is cautious ahead of speeches by several Federal Reserve officials this week. People who invest are trying to figure out if the Fed will signal more rate cuts after it unexpectedly cut rates earlier this month. The British pound fell to $1.3453, its lowest level in two weeks. The Japanese yen also fell, and the euro fell a little. Experts say that the dollar's strength shows that traders are being careful and that there is uncertainty in global markets. Inflation is slowing down, but growth is still uneven. The Fed's next comments could change what people think about U.S. monetary policy until the end of 2025.
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Dollar Holds Firm as Markets Await Key Fed Speeches

Starmer’s “global talent task force” is working on ideas to lure the world’s best scientists, academics and digital experts to the UK in order to boost economic growth, the report said, citing people briefed on the discussions inside Number 10 and the Treasury. The idea of getting rid of visa costs is for people who have graduated from the world’s top five universities or have won prestigious prizes, an official told the newspaper. This is an important advancement considering the US anti-emigration policies.
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UK to get rid of Visa fees to accommodate global talent

On Sunday, Britain Deputy Prime Minister, David Lammy warned that anything to recognize Palestine would not form a state within a day. During his speech in London, before the expected policy statement by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Lammy emphasized that recognition should be included in a broader peace process that includes negotiating with Israel. His comments were in the backdrop of increased diplomatic controversy regarding the involvement of UK in the Middle East peace talks following the resurgence of violence in Gaza. They believe that recognition would serve Palestinian interests, whereas opponents believe it would worsen their relationship with Israel. The pressure is mounting both locally and internationally as the government weighs its decision.
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UK Deputy PM Warns Palestine Recognition Not a Shortcut to Statehood

Belgorod authorities in Russia stated that on Sunday, a Ukrainian shelling struck a civilian killing one resident and damaging residential structures. Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov verified a home hit in the border village killing one woman. Management of the Belgorod region was struck several times since the invasion of Ukraine by Moscow, and in many cases, the infrastructure of people was left unprotected. The Russian officials criticized the attack, and the Ukrainian leadership did not respond instantly. Independent analysts characterize that Belgorod has become a hub of conflict over the last few months as the cross-border strikes are increasing in intensity, highlighting the expanding nature of the conflict. The city authorities encouraged the population to take caution in the face of ongoing danger.
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Civilian Killed in Ukraine Strike on Russia’s Belgorod Region

On Sunday, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan outlined his main foreign policy goals ahead of his upcoming state visit to the United States. In an Ankara speech, Erdogan indicated that the promotion of the Palestinian cause, the embrace of U.S. -Turkey relations, and dialogue on Syria will shape his agenda. His visit has occurred at a moment when Ankara is looking to exercise more influence over the region, but balances with both Washington and Moscow. Erdogan also highlighted that Turkey would remain contributing to humanitarian work in Gaza. The state visit that will apparently be held later this month is regarded as instrumental in settling strategic differences among NATO allies and broadening economic collaboration.
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Erdogan Sets Foreign Policy Priorities Ahead of U.S. Visit

Vietnam won the reinstated Intervision Song Contest, which was held in Moscow on Saturday and Sunday, the first event by name since the cancellation of the Eurovision. The victory comes after a U.S. rival withdrew, and this created global interest in the contest. More than 20 countries participated, and the organizers held Interversion as a site to facilitate cultural interaction in accordance with Russian concepts of traditional values. The performance of Vietnam was acclaimed as a blend of modern pop and cultural elements. The competition that was popular during the Soviet period is being restored as Moscow aims to build in its cultural reach amid difficult relationships with Western countries.
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Vietnam Wins Intervision Contest in Moscow, Marking Cultural Shift

PM Shehbaz will be attending a secret meeting with President Trump in New York

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PM Shehbaz will be attending a secret meeting with President Trump in New York


Will Pakistan win this match against India?
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Will Pakistan win this match against India?

Taliban adamantly refuse providing the US with military bases

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Taliban adamantly refuse providing the US with military bases


sanitation worker died
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3 sanitation worker died as they tried to clean open gutters in Karachi

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has been reportedly presenting conflicting statements about Pakistan’s latest defence agreement with Saudi Arabia. His words have been interpreted as a significant part of revelation regarding the pact’s nuclear dimension. 
 As he appeared on a TV talk show on Thursday night, Mr Asif had said that Pakistan’s nuclear capabilities could be made available to Riyadh under the new framework. “What we have, and the capabilities we possess, will be made available to (Saudi Arabia) according to this agreement,” he said, which was a clear indication ramping the insinuations that Pakistan might be extending its nuclear arsenal. The gravity of the situation lies in the weight of Mr Asif’s word not only as the Defense minister but also being present during the signing of the agreement in Riyadh. However, in a subsequent interview with Reuters, the minister has taken any such assumption back. Blatantly den that nuclear weapons were part of the accord, saying they were “not on the radar
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Defence Minister and Pakistani Foreign office confused on the terms of the defence agreement with Saudia


Police surrounded Shireen Mazari’s house with an FIR against her daughter
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Police surrounded Shireen Mazari’s house with an FIR against her daughter

Portugal will recognise the state of Palestine 


India Urges Riyadh to ‘Mind Sensitivities’ After Saudi-Pakistan Pact
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India Urges Riyadh to ‘Mind Sensitivities’ After Saudi-Pakistan Pact

Trump announced that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will visit the white house on the 25th of September and the meeting will be aimed at increasing collaboration in terms of trade and security. The two leaders will hold talks on defence industrial relationship, regional relations and economic investment. White House assistants indicated that the visit would help in mollify the tension between the two countries due to months of bilateral tension regarding defence purchases and policy in the region. Both sides were depicting the encounter as a pragmatic one; an opportunity to re-establish relations and attempt to move forward with mutual economic and security agendas.
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Trump Announces Erdoğan White House Visit for Late-September Talks

Pakistan Faces IMF Deadline as Five Structural Reforms Remain

According to officials and market reports, the recent Pakistani crackdown of informal foreign-exchange trading activity has driven the rupee to appreciations of up to 6.1% in September. It contributed to stabilising the currency and reduced pressure on the cost of imports somewhat. Foreign exchange reserves have been tight though, only enough to cover not much longer than two months of imports, which gives the central bank little manoeuvring room until new external financing comes in.
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FX Clampdown Spurs 6.1% Rupee Gain, But Reserves Remain Tight

Two Bodies Recovered in Grasberg Mine Tragedy, Five Still Missing
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Two Bodies Recovered in Grasberg Mine Tragedy, Five Still Missing

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