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Ishaq Dar

Ishaq Dar

Deputy Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

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  • May 28

    Iran and the U.S. Exchange Fire in the Gulf, Threatening Fragile Ceasefire and Peace Talks

    The United States struck targets in southern Iran and shot down four drones, prompting retaliatory Iranian missile attacks on a U.S. base in Kuwait, marking the most serious hostilities since the ceasefire began on April 8.

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Washington widens Iran campaign as Kyiv reshuffles and smoky cities confront heat

The day’s main stories share a hard edge: governments are taking bigger risks and asking citizens to trust them. War widened in the Gulf, Ukraine changed hands at the top of its defence ministry, and smoke turned North American summer into a public-health warning.

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