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Pakistan and Iran Move to Fast-Track Agricultural Trade, Opening New Opportunities for Farmers
Pakistan and Iran have agreed to speed up efforts aimed at strengthening agricultural trade and cooperation, signaling a new phase in economic relations between the neighboring countries. Officials from both sides have discussed measures to facilitate the trade of agricultural products, improve border commerce, and enhance cooperation in areas such as farming technology, food…
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‘We Will Never Let You Down’: PM Shehbaz Sharif Reaffirms Pakistan’s Brotherhood With Iran
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has reaffirmed Pakistan’s support for Iran, stating: “I want to assure Iran that, as brothers, we will never let you down.” The remarks underline the longstanding diplomatic, cultural, and religious ties between Pakistan and Iran, which share a common border and maintain cooperation in areas including trade, security, and regional stability.…
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Iran Signals Shift Toward Asian Markets, With China Expected to Remain Its Biggest Oil Buyer
Iran is reportedly focusing its oil exports on Asian markets, particularly China, as tensions with Washington continue and Tehran looks to strengthen its economic ties with the East. Iran is increasingly directing its oil exports toward Asian markets, especially China, which has remained the largest buyer of Iranian crude in recent years despite international sanctions…
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President Trump Warns Iran: ‘If They Misbehave, We’ll Do What We Have to Do’
President Donald Trump has issued a warning to Iran, saying the United States will take necessary action if Tehran “misbehaves,” adding fresh pressure to the already tense relationship between the two countries. President Donald Trump has warned Iran that the United States would respond if Tehran engages in actions Washington considers unacceptable. Speaking to reporters,…
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‘Dieselgate Cemetery’: More Than 350,000 Volkswagen and Audi Cars Left Sitting in the Desert for Nearly a Decade
More than 350,000 Volkswagen and Audi diesel vehicles became part of what is now widely known as the “Dieselgate Cemetery” after the 2015 emissions-cheating scandal that rocked the automotive industry. The vehicles were bought back from owners and stored in large facilities, including vast lots in California’s Mojave Desert. The cars were not abandoned by…
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