AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTerror in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: Twin roadside blasts in Bannu killed at least seven people and wounded three as a remote-controlled IED hit a passenger vehicle and a second blast struck during the rescue effort; no group claimed responsibility, but officials suspect militants active in the area. Diplomacy on Iran-US track: Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has flown to Tehran to discuss the next phase of Iran-US talks after the Islamabad MoU, while Pakistani sources say technical talks in Switzerland are expected within a day or two. Fuel relief: Pakistan cut kerosene by Rs48.29/litre to Rs233.90, alongside earlier petrol and diesel reductions, easing costs for consumers. Judicial accountability: The Supreme Court ruled judges with seriously tainted reputations should be dismissed, not compulsorily retired, saying public trust is the core of justice. Fuel policy shake-up: PM Shehbaz approved ending several austerity measures for federal offices, including restoring official petrol facilities and scrapping the Friday holiday, while keeping market closing timings. UN push on Gaza: Pakistan urged the UN Security Council to act urgently over Gaza’s worsening humanitarian crisis, calling for an end to occupation and a sovereign Palestinian state.
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