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How Israel Located Hassan Nasrallah: Israeli Newspaper Makes a Surprising Claim"...   An Israeli newspaper has made a surprising claim regarding the Israeli military's efforts to locate Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Citing the Israeli newspaper Maariv , Arab media reported that a person had identified the location of the martyred Hezbollah leader, Hassan Nasrallah. According to the Israeli newspaper, a person contaminated with a chemical substance had shaken hands with Hassan Nasrallah some time ago. Maariv claimed that Israel used the chemical substance to help locate Hassan Nasrallah. nbsp; It is worth noting that on Friday, Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, was martyred in an Israeli airstrike on the Lebanese capital, Beirut. Yesterday, Nasrallah's body was recovered, with no visible major injuries on his body, according to international news agencies. The news agency further reported that it appeared Hassan Nasrallah's death was caused by the intensi

Israel launches ground attack on Lebanon, Lebanese army abandons border posts..   Beirut : The Israeli military has launched a ground attack on Lebanon. According to Israeli media, reports indicate that Israeli tanks and artillery have attacked southern Lebanon. Israeli officials have stated that the Israeli military will carry out limited, targeted operations in the villages of southern Lebanon.   According to Arab media, the Israeli military has declared settlements near the Lebanese border as military zones. On the other hand, the Lebanese army has retreated 5 kilometers from the Israeli border. According to international news agency Reuters, the Lebanese army has abandoned several posts located on the Israeli border in southern Lebanon.

Britain has decided to stop generating electricity from coal power plants after 142 years of producing power from fossil fuels.   UK Power Minister Michael Shenk stated that the country's last coal power station at Ratcliffe shut down its operations on Monday. With this important decision, the UK has crossed a significant milestone in its commitment to tackling climate change.   He added that coal was the most dangerous fossil fuel, producing the highest amount of greenhouse gases. The UK was the first country to generate electricity from coal, and now, it will become the first country in the world to cease electricity production from coal. It's worth noting that the world's first coal power station was established in London by the renowned inventor Thomas Edison in 1882. After that, until the 20th century, 100% of Britain's electricity was generated from coal.   From the 1990s onward, gas began to replace coal in electricity generation, but coal power remained signif

  Is a New World War Near? War was his life. He grew up in war, gained everything he had from it, and lost everything because of it. War took his life, but it became a new beginning for him in death. On September 27, the assassination of Hezbollah’s Secretary-General, Hassan Nasrallah, has pushed the world closer to a major war. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after claiming responsibility for Nasrallah’s killing, stated that he had avenged the deaths of numerous Israeli citizens, as well as many Americans and French nationals. In Netanyahu’s view, the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh and Hezbollah's Nasrallah were great victories, but the reality is that despite these "victories," Israel has become more vulnerable than ever before. In 1992, Israeli helicopters attacked Lebanon and assassinated Hezbollah’s then-Secretary-General, Abbas al-Musawi, along with his wife and five-year-old son. Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir also believed that Isra

  Another Proof of the Absurdity of Pakistani Dramas... A new drama is being aired on Hum TV titled " Wo Ziddi Si " . In this show, a 15-year-old girl (Aina Asif) is shown to be romantically involved with a 35-year-old man! Are you not subtly embedding the idea in young girls' minds that romantic relationships with older men are normal, even if you're still in school? This poison is being slowly injected into the minds of young girls. Anyway, that was just an excerpt. Let's start the post. Time to dissect the matter. A question for all women: Is there any woman who has never imagined herself as a character in a drama? This is the last post on the absurdity of Pakistani dramas and a response to all those who mocked my previous post yesterday. First and foremost, some people raised an objection, saying, "You write a drama yourself, and we’ll see what you come up with!" For those people, here’s the answer: In a program featuring Hasina Moin and Firdous Jam

  C ongo virus claims another life in Pakistan.. female patient dies in Quetta; total death toll rises to seven in 2024..   The Congo virus continues to claim lives in Pakistan, with the recent death of a Congolese patient in Quetta.   The woman, aged 40 and hailing from Musa Khel , was brought to the Fatima Jinnah Institute of Chest Diseases in critical condition . She passed away before her test results for the virus were returned. In a separate case, 23-year-old Abdul Khaliq from Kuchlak admitted to the same institute was confirmed to have the Congo virus after testing. His condition is being closely monitored.   According to the Epidemiological Department, the total number of Congo virus cases in Quetta has now risen to 30 in 2024 , with seven fatalities recorded so far...

  Gold prices hit record highs in Pakistan... Surge in local gold prices aligns with a sharp rise in global markets...     Gold prices in Pakistan have skyrocketed, reaching historic highs following a significant increase in both international and local markets. In Karachi, the price of 24-carat gold surged by Rs2,900 , pushing the per tola rate to a record-breaking Rs265,900 . Similarly, the price of 10 grams of 24-carat gold jumped by Rs2,486 , bringing it to Rs227,966 . The surge in local gold prices aligns with a sharp rise in global markets, where gold saw an increase of $51, reaching $2,566 per ounce. This upward trend in the international market has driven local prices to unprecedented levels.   The continuous rise in gold prices can be attributed to various factors, including global economic uncertainty, inflationary pressures, and fluctuating currency values, prompting investors to turn to gold as a safe haven.

  IMF board meeting on 25th, likely to okay $7bn loan for... This file photo taken on January 26, 2022, shows the seal for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington, DC. — AFP WASHINGTON/ KARACHI/ISLAMABAD:  The International Monetary Fund’s Executive Board will meet on Sept 25, where it is likely to take up and approve the new bailout programme for Pakistan. The IMF staff reached a new 37-month Extended Fund Facility (EFF) arrangement with the Pakistani authorities in mid-July this year. This three-year-long $7 billion programme is subject to the IMF Board’s approval.  “ We are very happy that we can say now that the Board meeting is scheduled to take place on September 25 ,”    Fund’s Communication Director Julie Kozack confirmed here on Thursday. “ This is following Pakistan obtaining necessary financing assurances from its development partners ,”  she said during a press briefing.  “ This new EFF arrangement, that will be subject to Board approval, follows the succe

  Hamas meets with mediators in Doha over Gaza truce..     A Hamas delegation met Qatari and Egyptian mediators in Doha on Wednesday to discuss a truce in Gaza and a potential hostage and prisoner exchange, the fighter group said in a statement. Hamas said its lead negotiator Khalil al-Hayya met with Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani and Egypt's intelligence chief Abbas Kamel. The Palestinian group said they had discussed " developments concerning the Palestinian cause and the aggression on the Gaza Strip " without indicating that talks had resulted in a breakthrough... Israeli attack on al-Jaouni school kills 18, including six UN staffers..   The UN Palestinian refugee agency UNRWA said six staffers were killed after two airstrikes hit a school in central Gaza on Wednesday, marking what it said was the highest death toll among its staff in a single incident. " Among those killed was the manager of the UNRWA shelter and other team

  Pakistan identifies world’s fourth-largest oil and gas reserves.. Experts urge for immediate re-drilling efforts, beginning extraction as soon as possible. .   In a major development for Pakistan's energy sector, top security officials have revealed the identification of the world’s fourth-largest oil and gas reserves in the seas off the coast of Pakistan.   The officials said the discovery, which has the potential to transform the country’s economy, was confirmed following the completion of an extensive geographic survey that took more than three years to conduct in collaboration with a friendly country. The officials confirmed that not only have the locations of these oil and gas reserves been identified, but estimates of the reserves have also been made.   According to experts, this discovery could be a significant game-changer for Pakistan, potentially altering the nation's economic fortunes. However, they also caution that there are numerous ifs and buts at each stage

  Pakistan's new banknotes shortlisted designs unveiled.. SBP says it will ensure new banknote series reflects nation's rich cultural heritage.. The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Thursday unveiled shortlisted designs for a new series of currency notes, which will range from Rs10 to Rs5,000, and are set to be issued by this year's end.     In a press release, the central bank expressed its appreciation for the creativity displayed by local artists who participated in the competition, adding that the new designs are currently under review by international designers who will finalize the appearance of the new banknotes. “The SBP will ensure that the new banknote series reflects our nation's rich cultural heritage and progressive vision. We hope the final designs will fully capture this collaborative effort,” stated the SBP. The selected designs, featuring prominent figures such as Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah and Fatima Jinnah, will be refined further. International