Democratic control of US Congress could limit Trump trade power
Analysts say a Democratic victory in the US midterm elections gives Congress new authority to scrutinize President Donald Trump's trade deals with China.
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South Korea plans anti-piracy unit expansion near Strait of Hormuz
South Korea intends to expand its Cheonghae anti-piracy unit operations closer to the Strait of Hormuz following a parliamentary motion expected in November 2026.
NAB summons former minister Asad Mahmood over Pakistan Post appointment irregularities
The National Accountability Bureau summoned former communications minister Asad Mahmood to Islamabad on November 10 regarding alleged irregularities in Pakistan Post appointments during his 2022-2023 tenure.
Federal cabinet ratifies Pakistan-Kuwait defence cooperation agreement
The federal cabinet in Islamabad ratified a defence pact between Pakistan and Kuwait on Wednesday.
Senate panel questions rising costs and delays in Balochistan dam projects
A Senate sub-committee met in Islamabad on Monday to review major infrastructure spending under the Aghaz-e-Haqooq-e-Balochistan Package.
Democrats projected to flip North Carolina Senate seat and hold Georgia
Media projections show Democrats winning major Senate races in North Carolina and Georgia during Tuesday's US midterm elections.
Peshawar High Court refers Sohail Afridi detention case to chief justice
The Peshawar High Court referred petitions regarding the detention of PTI leaders including Sohail Afridi to the chief justice for a larger bench on Tuesday.
Former Chicago FBI chief sues DOJ over politically motivated prosecutions
Douglas DePodesta filed a federal lawsuit in Illinois accusing the Trump administration of pressuring him to investigate political opponents before forcing his resignation.
Bill Murray interrupts Kevin Hassett CNBC interview to ask him to say his dog died
Actor Bill Murray interrupted a Monday morning interview with National Economic Council director Kevin Hassett on CNBC's Squawk Box.
UK PM Burnham open to slavery apology but rejects reparations
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham stated he is willing to consider a formal apology for the transatlantic slave trade before attending the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda next week.