Qatar Airways to Launch Direct Flights to Western Sydney in 2027
Qatar Airways will start direct flights from Doha to Western Sydney International Airport in December 2027, Qatar's state news agency QNA reported.
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Israel Threatens to Strike Beirut's Southern Suburbs Over Rocket or Drone Fire
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that any rocket or drone fire from Lebanon would prompt Israeli strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs, Anadolu Agency reported.
Pakistan Urges Targeted Investments in Key Sectors for Regional Economic Integration
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar calls for focused investments in energy, transport, and other sectors to boost regional economic integration at SCO meeting.
Pakistan, Tajikistan Vow to Boost Economic Ties
Pakistan and Tajikistan have agreed to expand trade and economic cooperation, enhance regional connectivity, and strengthen cooperation in energy, security, and people-to-people exchanges.
Filipino Players Dominate Doha 10-Ball World Cup Qualifiers
Four Filipino players qualify for Doha 10-Ball World Cup main draw, Qatar's Nasser Al Saadi also advances
Iraq Closes Border Crossings with Iran
Iraq closes border checkpoints with Iran over alleged Tehran involvement in September attacks on Saudi Arabia
Qatar's Amir Hosts Dinner for French President Macron
Qatar's Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani hosted a dinner for French President Emmanuel Macron at Lusail Palace, Qatar's state news agency QNA reported.
Israeli Forces Detain and Abuse Palestinian Youths in Tulkarm Raid
Israeli forces detained and abused several young Palestinian men during a raid on Tulkarm city, the official Palestinian news agency WAFA reported.
Pakistan Stresses Importance of UN Peacekeepers in Central African Republic
Pakistan's UN representative emphasizes the need for continued UN peacekeeping presence in Central African Republic
Queensland Beat Defending Champions South Australia in Sheffield Shield
Queensland won their first Sheffield Shield match in a year, beating defending champions South Australia by six wickets at Adelaide Oval.
Iran Says Pakistan Border Reopened After Temporary Technical Issues
Iran Rules Out Nuclear Talks Until US Builds Trust
Iran will not negotiate with the US on its nuclear program until Washington takes steps to build trust, a top Iranian official said.
Qatar's Amir, French President Discuss Bilateral Relations
Qatar's Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani and French President Emmanuel Macron held official talks at Lusail Palace to enhance cooperation across various fields, Qatar's state news agency QNA reported.
Starc Blames 'Dodgy Prawn' for Hazlewood's Absence's Impact on Australia
Mitchell Starc says Josh Hazlewood's absence due to food poisoning had a bigger impact on Australia's performance than Nathan Lyon's omission in the second Test against South Africa
Maldives President Visits Pakistan for Talks and Agreements
Maldives President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu arrived in Islamabad for a three-day state visit to discuss bilateral cooperation and sign agreements.
Customs Authorities Foil Major Smuggling Attempt at Sukkur Barrage
Pakistani customs officials seized Rs50.2 million worth of smuggled goods, including liquor and cigarettes, at Sukkur Barrage.
Bavuma Leads South Africa's Fightback Against Australia in Second Test
South Africa staged a comeback on Day 3 of the second ICC World Test Championship match against Australia, led by Temba Bavuma's career-best 179 runs.
Houthi Missile Attack Kills Girl, Wounds Eight in Yemen's Taiz
A Houthi militia missile attack on a residential complex in central Taiz killed a girl and wounded eight people, including women and children.
England's New Test Coach Fleming Eyes Revamp with Focus on Seamers
England's new Test coach Stephen Fleming aims to revamp team's strategy, emphasizing seamers over spinners due to changing pitch conditions.
Qatar Reaffirms Commitment to Dialogue in Iran-US Crisis
Qatar's Foreign Ministry emphasizes dialogue as the sole path to resolving the Iran-US crisis, amid ongoing mediation efforts.