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Pakistan and Norway agreed to deepen cooperation on counterterrorism, legal migration, police training and mutual legal assistance during high-level talks.
Pakistan has backed stronger action against Houthi attacks on maritime traffic, while also condemning militia activity aimed at Saudi Arabia and broader regional instability.

Qatar's prime minister is heading to Tehran as Iran ties compensation, sanctions relief and maritime access to efforts to restart diplomacy with Washington.
Thai crew members are suing the owners of a cargo ship hit in the Strait of Hormuz, with the case drawing fresh attention to maritime risk in a key shipping corridor.
New Victorian laws would give VCAT the power to force social media and AI platforms to identify anonymous users accused of vilification, in a move the premier says will protect children.

A Karachi court petition involving alleged AI-edited images, false posts and threats highlights how digital evidence should be tested under Pakistan's laws.
Proceedings in the Maradona trial have been ongoing since April, keeping attention on a case that continues to draw global interest in sports and law.
The Sindh cabinet has approved wider health coverage alongside new task forces on AI, climate and water bodies, while also tightening some laws and allowances.

Police in Azad Jammu and Kashmir held press conferences this week accusing the banned Joint Awami Action Committee of deliberately targeting law enforcement personnel, following violent clashes in Rawalakot and Mirpur
German authorities warned of the growing influence of AI and digital technology on the sexual abuse of children, saying in a report that criminal abusers are increasingly using these tools.

A Hong Kong court has convicted Lee Cheuk-yan and Chow Hang-tung of inciting subversion over their work with the group behind annual Tiananmen vigils.

Iran and Oman are close to a shipping framework for the Strait of Hormuz, but Tehran says the agreement alone will not fully reopen the waterway.

President Asif Ali Zardari has urged an integrated development plan for Keti Bunder Port, including road, power, water and local livelihood protections.

The Senate confirmed Todd Blanche as United States attorney general in a 50 to 49 vote after two Republicans joined Democrats in opposition.

• Naqvi says centre in Islamabad will combine detention, investigation and summary trial facilities under one roof • Initiative aims to speed up disposal of minor offence cases, reduce procedural delays ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is set to embark
China's Arctic shipping route is turning the Northern Sea Route into a more visible part of Eurasian trade and strategic planning.

Protests and restrictions in Azad Jammu and Kashmir have kept attention on political representation, economic demands, public safety and the need for credible dialogue.

BOULOGNE MER: Migrants wrapped in red blankets stepped off a rescue ship in France on Tuesday, after French and British authorities saved 173 people whose boat caught fire as they tried to cross the Channel. It was one of the largest rescue

LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) on Wednesday disposed of a petition filed by PTI seeking permission to hold a public rally at Minar-i-Pakistan after it was informed that the deputy commissioner had denied the request. The PTI announced
Yemen’s Houthi movement has warned shipping companies that tankers could be targeted if they use Saudi Arabian ports on the Red Sea, raising fresh concern over regional trade routes
The claim comes as American strikes on Iran escalate tensions across the region, with the Red Sea once again emerging as a possible flashpoint for
Pakistan's Supreme Court upheld the conviction of a man who murdered his former wife two days after she obtained a judicial divorce decree.

South Korea says no final decision has been made on a possible military contribution near the Strait of Hormuz as US pressure grows.

More than 21,000 Pakistani citizens were deported from Gulf countries between March 1 and July 13, 2026, according to figures shared in the National Assembly, raising fresh concern about immigration compliance, overseas