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Pakistan plans to repay $1.5 billion to the United Arab Emirates by April 23 as it awaits a $1.2 billion disbursement from the International Monetary Fund. Saudi Arabia has also extended financial support to help stabilise the country's reserves.
The energy secretary said gas prices have likely peaked but may not fall below $3 per gallon until next year. Ongoing tensions with Iran and instability in oil markets continue to cloud the outlook.
A luxury condominium tower planned for the site of the deadly Surfside collapse has not sold a single unit more than a year after launch. Emotional backlash, market struggles and an ongoing investigation have weighed heavily on the controversial development.
Michael Smerconish called on Congress to either authorize or end President Donald Trump's war with Iran as a key deadline nears. He argued lawmakers must take a clear position rather than delay a vote.
Iran has eased some internet restrictions for university professors after more than 50 days of a nationwide blackout. Critics warn the move could formalize a ‘tiered internet’ system that limits full access to elites.
Iran says it is rebuilding its missile and drone launchers at a faster rate following attacks by Israel and the United States. American officials differ in their assessments of the damage inflicted on Iran's missile program.
Lihi Hod’s spring-summer 2027 collection explores intimate moments of self-discovery through structured yet soft bridal designs. Featuring voluminous ball gowns, delicate lace mermaid dresses, and airy chiffon silhouettes, the collection blends emotional depth with refined craftsmanship.
The Strokes ended their second Coachella set with politically charged visuals that were abruptly cut off. The display referenced global conflicts and controversial historical events, underscoring the band’s ongoing use of social commentary during performances.
Israel's military says Hezbollah fighters killed a United Nations peacekeeper and wounded three others in southern Lebanon during a ceasefire. France confirmed one of its soldiers died in what it described as an ambush, while Hezbollah denied responsibility.
Syrian officials say they arrested five more suspects linked to a plot to kill a rabbi in Damascus and seized a cache of weapons and explosives. Hezbollah denied any connection to the alleged cell.
A senior Russian official said Iran's most powerful leverage is not a traditional nuclear weapon but control over the Strait of Hormuz. He described the strategic waterway as a decisive factor in future tensions with Washington.
A new luxury hotel in Zichron Yaakov opens despite wartime tensions, offering guests comfort and panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. The experience reflects Israeli resilience and determination to celebrate life amid uncertainty.
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