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Out of the 25 reported passengers, 22 were going to the Jambera area of the district from Thakot.

Less than a month after being inaugurated as Iraq’s prime minister, Mohammed Shia Al Sudani is already reneging on promises he made to secure his governing coalition. The longer these pledges go unmet, the longer Iraq’s destabilizing political polarization will persist.

The premier said that the government was facing many difficulties and challenges, reports The Express Tribune.

The vote count is underway after polling ended for the second phase of LG elections in 32 districts of Balochistan

Explosions had rocked the central Shevchenkivskyi district and two buildings had been damaged, Kyiv Mayor says

Foreign minister pushes world to confront the threat of genocide in 'certain countries'

During joint ministerial meetings on Monday, Saudi Arabia promised to study Jordan’s request to allow Jordanian trucks older than 20 to enter the country, Al-Mamlaka TV reported.

Senator Mushahid Hussain urges 'political ceasefire' on key national issues

Urges COAS to shun policies of his predecessor

The Kingdom of the Netherlands announced an extra allocation of 14 million euros to the UNHCR in Jordan to address the critical basic needs of 31,400 vulnerable refugee families, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.