Sri Lanka plans to simplify the process of obtaining driving licenses for foreigners by introducing on-arrival licenses at the airport starting from April.
North Korea declared on Friday that it had conducted a test of its underwater nuclear weapons system as a response to a joint naval exercise involving South Korea, the United States, and Japan.
In the aftermath of Tehran’s airstrikes in Balochistan and the subsequent retaliatory actions by Pakistani forces, Pakistan and Iran have taken steps to de-escalate the heightened tension.
US President Joe Biden has condemned Iran’s recent strike on Pakistan, emphasizing that the tensions between the two nations underscore Iran’s lack of popularity in the region.
Several hours after Pakistan conducted retaliatory missile strikes at seven locations inside Iran, Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a statement on Thursday evening, denouncing what they termed as “Pakistan’s unbalanced and unacceptable drone attack on non-Iranian villagers on the border of the two countries.”
In response to recent events, Pakistan’s national carrier and other private airlines have been instructed to avoid Iran’s airspace.
He voiced his concerns about the escalating tensions between Pakistan and Iran, criticizing the individual responsible for putting their country in such a precarious position.
TEHRAN – On Thursday, Iran officially summoned Pakistan’s chargé d’affaires to register a protest regarding the retaliatory strikes on a border village in the southwestern Sistan-Baluchestan province.
On Thursday, China expressed its willingness to mediate between Pakistan and Iran following cross-border military operations against militant targets, which included an acknowledged attack by Tehran resulting in reported deaths of at least seven individuals.
Iran demonstrated its military capabilities through a missile and drone attack on Pakistan, provoking a robust response from Islamabad.
Imran Khan, Pakistan’s former Prime Minister, who has been incarcerated since August of the previous year, continues to launch verbal attacks against his rivals, primarily targeting the PML-N and the establishment.
BEIJING – China has unilaterally relaxed its visa requirements, granting citizens from Ireland the ability to enter the country without the need for visas. Chinese Premier Li Qiang confirmed this development during a meeting with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar at Farmleigh House, the official Irish state guest house.
