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1. Ready to upgrade CPEC, says Beijing
China has said it is ready to work with Pakistan to upgrade the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and accelerate the building of an even closer China-Pakistan community with a shared future in the new era.
Separately, caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar said after having achieved the first phase of CPEC, Pakistan is benefiting from its early harvest projects while remaining engaged with China to execute the next phase
2. Gohar Ejaz gets additional charge of interior minister
With the general election just two weeks away, caretaker Minister for Commerce, Industries and Production Gohar Ejaz was given additional charge of the interior minister.
`The Prime Minister, in terms of rule 3(4) of the Rules of Business, 1973, has been pleased to assign the portfolio of Interior to Mr Gohar Ejaz, Federal Minister for Commerce, Industries & Production and Board of Investment, with immediate effect, says a notification issued by the cabinet division on Wednesday, a copy which is available with Dawn
3. Pakistan sets new targets for treatment of TB
Pakistan has set new targets for the treatment of tuberculosis (TB) under which 528,600 cases have to be identified annually by 2026.
It was announced during a dissemination workshop for the National TB Strategic Plan 2024-26, chaired by Health Director General Dr Mohammad Ahmad Kazi, that the number of cases treated in 2022 would be increased from 424,559 to at least 528,600 by 2026.
For this purpose, it was decided to maintain TB treatment success rate at over 90 per cent from 2024 onwards
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4. World court ruling in Gaza genocide case tomorrow
The UN`s top court said it would hand down its landmark ruling on Friday (tomorrow) in the case against Israel over genocide in Gaza, a verdict likely to be watched closely around the world.
The International Court of Justice in The Hague could potentially order Israel to stop its military campaign in Gaza.
South Africa has hauled Israel before the court, alleging it stands in breach of the UN`s Genocide Convention, signed in 1948 as the world`s response to the Holocaust
5. Nato kicks off largest war games in decades
Nato on Wednesday began its biggest military exercise since the Cold War with a US warship leaving the United States for transit across the Atlantic to alliance territory in Europe.
The Western military alliance has said some 90,000 troops will take part in the months-long Steadfast Defender 24 exercise designed to test its defences in the face of Russia`s war on Ukraine
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6. UN shelter hit by Israeli shelling in south Gaza
Tank shelling on a UN shelter on Wednesday killed at least nine people in Gaza`s main southern city of Khan Yunis, said the Gaza head of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.
`Two tank rounds hit building that shelters 800 people reports now nine dead and 75 injured, Thomas White, UNRWA`s Gaza director, said on X, formerly Twitter
7. Arch rivals back two-state solution at UNSC
Pakistan has warned the international community that the lack of a two-state solution in Palestine would lead to perpetual conflict in the Middle East.
This warning was voiced at a UN Security Council meeting, which was called on Tuesday to highlight the situation in Israeli occupied territories and where even nations with frequent disagreements such as Pakistan and India, the US, China, and Russia reiterated their support for an independent Palestinian state, days after Israel`s prime minister rejected the two-state solution
8. Saudi Arabia to allow alcohol sales to non-Muslim diplomats
Saudi Arabia plans to allow alcohol sales to non-Muslim diplomats for the first time, two sources familiar with the plan said on Wednesday, modifying strict rules governing liquor in the conservative country.
Alcohol `will be sold to non-Muslim diplomats` who previously had to import alcohol via a diplomatic pouch, or sealed official package, one of the sources said
9. Sri Lanka passes new law to `regulate` social media
Sri Lanka`s lawmakers on Wednesday passed a bill to regulate online content, the speaker of the parliament announced, a law which opposition politicians and activists allege will muzzle free speech.
The Online Safety Bill proposes jail terms for content that a five-member commission considers illegal and making social media platforms such as Alphabet`s Google, Meta`s Facebook and X, formerly known as Twitter, liable for such content on their platforms
10. Saffron flags hoisted on mosque, church in India amid unrest
A mosque and a church were assaulted as Hindutva mobs staged victory marches in BJP-ruled states a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a controversial temple in Ayodhya.
A group of Hindu activists unfurled saffron flags in a mosque in Agra in Uttar Pradesh amid reports of a similar attack on a church in Madhya Pradesh
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