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December 19, 2025

News Desk

Qatar agrees to cancel 24 LNG cargoes as Pakistan reopens local gas wells

In 2026, Pakistan will import 85 LNG cargoes from Qatar instead of 120 previously planned Qatar has agreed to cancel excess Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) cargoes, prompting the federal government to reopen previously closed local gas wells from January 2026. Local gas from the shut-in fields is expected to start flowing into the system from January. The natural gas fields had earlier been shut down to handle excess LNG cargoes. Government sources said Qatar has now agreed to cancel 24 LNG shipments for 2026, while the federal cabinet had previously approved the diversion of 45 LNG cargoes on December 12,

October 22, 2025

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Louvre reopens for first time after jewel heist

Visitors queue to enter the Louvre museum in Paris. — AFP The Louvre museum in Paris reopened its doors to visitors on Wednesday, three days after it was closed due to the theft of valuable royal jewels, an AFP reporter saw. From 9:00 am (0700 GMT), the museum’s usual opening hours, the first visitors began to enter the world-renowned institution, although the museum said the Apollo Gallery, where Sunday’s theft took place, remains closed. The audacious robbery on Sunday shortly after the museum opened caused an estimated 88 million euros ($102 million) in damage, an amount the Paris prosecutor called

October 21, 2025

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India “reopens” its embassy in the capital of Afghanistan, Kabul

This file photo shows Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar (left) and Afghan Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in New Delhi. — X/@DrSJaishankar The Move follows Taliban Foreign Minister Muttaqi’s recent visit to New Delhi. Jaishankar earlier announced that he would restore full diplomatic status. New Delhi aims to expand bilateral engagement, cooperation. India has “reopened” its embassy in the Afghan capital Kabul after four years, as diplomatic relations between the two countries saw a major expansion following the recent visit of Afghan Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi to New Delhi. This development came after Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam

Israel and Iran keep the airspace closed between conflict, Jordan reopens the sky

The airspace over Israel and Iran remained closed on Sunday due to the intensification of military tensions between the two nations. However, Jordan re -opened its airspace after temporary closure. Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport, its main terminal international terminal, remained closed with all flights suspended until the next notice, according to At first Israeli airports. The country’s airspace has been closed since attacks on Iran on Friday. 🇮🇱🇮🇷 Urgent: Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv is closed for departures and landings until younger, according to Israeli airport authority. #Israel ✈* – Milox News (@milox_viral) June 13 2025 Similarly, Iran’s Civil

October 4, 2024

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Taiwan reopens, cleans up after Typhoon Krathon hits island

Staff clear debris from a shop after typhoon Krathon made landfall in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, October 4, 2024. — Reuters Workers in southern Taiwan began clearing roads littered with debris on Friday shortly after the Central Weather Service (CWA) lifted a typhoon warning for typhoon Krathon, which made landfall a day earlier. The deadly typhoon downgraded southern Taiwan to a tropical depression after killing two and injuring 600 others across the island, with one person reported missing. Additionally, nearly 130,000 homes remain without power as of Friday. The warning was lifted early Friday as the storm slowly dissipated after hitting the

August 25, 2024

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Ben Gurion Airport reopens after tensions with Hezbollah

ANCHOR: Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion International Airport reopened Sunday morning after a brief suspension following the Israeli military’s massive airstrike in southern Lebanon, which it called a “preemptive strike” against Hezbollah. The Israel Broadcasting Corporation reported that airport operations were returning to normal after a brief suspension, with some flights being diverted to nearby airports, but provided no further details. On Sunday morning, Israel’s military radio reported that the military carried out an airstrike in Lebanon with 100 warplanes targeting more than 200 locations. Hezbollah was preparing to launch hundreds of rockets and missiles at key strategic facilities in central

Italy’s famous ‘Path of Love’ reopens after a decade under strict tourist rules

This undated image shows a view of Cinque Terre, Italy. — Pexels The path, known as the Via dell’Amore, or Path of Love, in Italy’s scenic Cinque Terre region recently reopened more than a decade after a long closure following a 2012 landslide. However, tourists planning to visit the destination, which is known for its stunning coastal views and romantic atmosphere, will face new and stricter rules aimed at controlling visitor numbers and preserving the site. According Daily Express, starting this month, access to Via dell’Amore will be limited to 4,000 visitors per day. To manage this, tourists will have

Israel reopens food sales to Gaza as Rafah raid chokes off aid

WEST BANK: Israel’s military has lifted a ban on food sales to Gaza from Israel and the occupied West Bank as an offensive on the battlefield chokes off international aid, according to Palestinian officials, businessmen and international humanitarians. Army authorities gave Gazan traders the green light to resume purchases from Israeli and Palestinian food suppliers, including fresh fruit, vegetables and dairy products this month, days after Israeli forces launched an offensive on the southernmost town of Rafah. pouch. Egypt’s attack on Rafah, a key gateway to Gaza, has effectively halted the flow of UN aid to the devastated Palestinian territory.

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