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    How China's clean-tech machine is reshaping the global climate fight

    In 2024, China took the lead as the top investor in global clean technology, directing $132 billion to developing nations to aid carbon reduction efforts. This unprecedented infusion of resources could potentially reshape the landscape of international climate finance.

    Pakistan reopens Iran border crossing after week-long suspension of trade

    The Gabd-Rimdan border crossing between Pakistan and Iran is back in action, after being closed for a week. This suspension had a significant impact, leading to supply disruptions and increased worries about LPG shortages just as winter sets in. With enhanced security measures now in place, local officials are optimistic that this reopening will ease the strain on traders affected by the border's temporary closure.

    Iran, Pakistan temporarily suspend cross-border movement over technical issues, security concerns

    Cross-border movement and exchanges between Iran and Pakistan have been temporarily suspended due to technical issues. Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmail Baghaei confirmed that authorities are working to resolve the situation. Pakistan also halted trade through specific border checkpoints to enhance security measures. Shahid Rind clarified that this decision is aimed at preventing smuggling and improving border administration.

    Pakistan’s Imran Khan protests choke cargo routes as truckers refuse to move north

    Pakistan's government has implemented measures to hinder supporters of Imran Khan from reaching Islamabad ahead of a planned march. Consequently, this has led to an accumulation of shipping containers in Karachi, affecting truck transport. As truckers fear confiscation of their vehicles, many have ceased operations heading towards Punjab. This situation has resulted in rising costs and significant delays for transporters, impacting their livelihood.

    School Assembly News Headlines, September 17, 2026: Top national, international, business, sports updates and thought of the day

    School Assembly News Headlines: India's ambassador held discussions with Nepal's foreign minister to enhance their bilateral relations. Meanwhile, India and Canada are striving to finalize their economic partnership agreement by the end of the year. In the UK, inflation rates have surged, prompting the Bank of England to contemplate raising interest rates. Additionally, Pakistan has prolonged its airspace restrictions on Indian flights for an extra month.

    'Disproportionate' use of force against PoK protesters, polls not credible: Pakistan's human rights body

    Pakistan's human rights body questioned the PoK election's credibility. The state used disproportionate force against protesters, deepening polarization. Longstanding grievances fueled unrest and institutional distrust in the region. India called the PoK elections a complete farce and criticized Pakistan's actions. The report urged an independent investigation into all deaths and injuries.

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