Arab League Stands in Solidarity with Jordan After Church Attack
Arab League expresses solidarity with Jordan after terrorist attack on church in Karak Governorate
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Canada Introduces Immigration Rule Changes Favoring High-Earning Foreign Workers
Canada will give high-earning foreign workers an edge in obtaining permanent resident status through changes to the Express Entry system, theglobeandmail.com reported.
Qatar Police Sports Federation Hosts Elite Race, Physical Challenge Championship
The Qatar Police Sports Federation concluded its Elite Race and Physical Challenge Championship with 195 participants from security and military agencies.
Rawalpindi Deputy Commissioner Reports Progress on Building Map Approvals
Deputy Commissioner Rawalpindi Captain (R) Nadeem Nasir says 660 out of 712 building map approval cases have been disposed of, with 52 cases pending.
Saudi-led Coalition Intercepts Houthi Ballistic Missile Targeting Najran
The Saudi-led coalition intercepted a Houthi ballistic missile targeting Najran in southwestern Saudi Arabia on Thursday, Turkey's state-run news agency Anadolu Agency reported.
South Africa Stun Australia with Innings Win in Second Test
South Africa defeated Australia by an innings and 31 runs in the second Test, leveling the three-match series 1-1, Cricket Australia said in a statement.
French Parliament Rejects Key Revenue Measure in Social Security Budget
French lawmakers reject a measure to raise €3.7 billion for the social security system, undermining deficit reduction efforts, Turkey's state-run news agency Anadolu Agency reported.
India's Renuka Singh Ruled Out of Zimbabwe ODI Series
India's Renuka Singh to miss three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe due to bowling volume concerns
Yemen's Water Minister Discusses EU Cooperation on Climate Change and Water Security
Yemen's Water and Environment Minister met with the EU Ambassador to Yemen in Jordan to discuss cooperation on water, environment, and climate change.
Father of Sahara Ray's Daughter Identified After Australian Model's Death at 34
Australian model Sahara Ray has died at 34, and the father of her baby daughter Snow has been identified as Michael Bradley Dow from the child's birth certificate, as her family pays tribute to the swimwear founder.
Trump Backs UK's North Sea Drilling, Calls for Removal of Wind Turbines
US President Donald Trump supports UK's North Sea drilling, demands removal of wind turbines
Qatar Financial Centre and QNB Group Partner to Enhance Business Banking
Qatar Financial Centre and QNB Group sign MoU to facilitate access to banking services for QFC-licensed firms and develop Qatar's capital markets.
Smith Joins Elite Australian Test Club with 11,000 Runs
Steve Smith becomes third Australian batter to reach 11,000 Test runs during second Test against South Africa, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said.
EU to Defend Itself Against China's Unfair Trade Practices: Merz
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says EU will defend its industries against China's unfair trade practices without seeking a trade war.
Jerusalem Church Leaders Condemn Israeli Settler Attack on Olive Harvesters
Church leaders in Jerusalem denounced an attack by Israeli settlers on Palestinian olive harvesters and European diplomats in the West Bank village of Taybeh.
Qatar's Nakilat Sees 1.58% Drop in 9-Month Profit
Qatar Gas Transport Company (Nakilat) reported a 1.58% decline in net profit for the first nine months of 2026, Qatar's state news agency QNA reported.
Temba Bavuma Leads South Africa with Century Against Australia
South African captain Temba Bavuma scored his first century against Australia in the second Test at St George's Park, Cricket Australia said.
Pakistan, IMF to Hold High-Level Tax Reform Workshop in Islamabad
Pakistan and the IMF are convening a two-day workshop on tax reforms in Islamabad on October 20-21, 2026.
Mitchell Starc Reaches 250 Test Wickets Milestone
Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc reaches 250 Test wickets milestone during a Test match against India
Pakistan Blocks Over 138,000 ID Cards in Balochistan
The Pakistani government has blocked over 138,000 Computerized National Identity Cards in Balochistan to prevent illegal registrations.