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Tech enthusiasts waiting for Samsung’s long-rumored tri-fold foldable phone may finally have reason to celebrate. According to new leaks, the device — first teased in January — could be available in global markets, much like Samsung’s other flagship foldables. The latest report from SamMobile contradicts earlier speculation that the tri-fold would be exclusive to South Korea and China, similar to last year’s limited release of the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition. Sources claim Samsung now plans to make the tri-fold available in the UAE, China, and South Korea, with a potential launch in additional regions, including the US and UK.…

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US President Donald Trump pledged to address the escalating tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan upon his return from the Middle East, declaring himself “good at solving wars.” Speaking aboard Air Force One while en route to Israel, Trump said he had already resolved multiple long-standing conflicts around the world, adding that the recently brokered Gaza ceasefire would be “the eighth war” he had helped end. “This will be my eighth war that I have solved, and I hear there is a war now going on between Pakistan and Afghanistan,” Trump told reporters. “I said, I’ll have to wait till I…

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Pakistan has expressed serious concern over recent attacks by the Afghan Taliban, warning that any further provocation will receive a strong and decisive response. According to the Foreign Office, the unprovoked acts of aggression by the Afghan Taliban, as well as elements described as Fitna al-Khawarij and Fitna al-Hindistan, are a deliberate attempt to disrupt regional peace and destabilise the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. Such actions run counter to the spirit of peaceful neighbourly relations and cooperation between the two brotherly nations. The retaliatory action caused casualties and financial losses to Taliban forces and their affiliated groups. In response, Pakistan targeted terrorist…

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All educational institutions in Rawalpindi, previously closed due to security concerns, will reopen from today (Monday). However, the English examination for the Matriculation Second Annual in Jhelum district has been postponed. The Rawalpindi District Education Authority confirmed that schools will resume normal operations. Abrar Ahmed Khan, a representative of the Private Schools Association, also confirmed the development. He added the closure had disrupted students’ studies and that the reopening of schools was a positive step. Meanwhile,BISE Rawalpindi Chairman Mohammad Adnan Khan has announced that the English paper scheduled for Monday has been postponed in Jhelum district following a request from…

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New Zealand will be boosted by the return of regular white-ball skipper Mitchell Santner and all-rounder Rachin Ravindra in this month’s three-match Twenty20 series against England, but will be without key batter Kane Williamson, the national cricket body (NZC) said. Santner and Ravindra both missed the T20 series against Australia earlier this month, with Michael Bracewell captaining the team. Ravindra was out due to a facial injury, while Santner was recovering from a recent abdominal surgery. Williamson has an unspecified minor medical issue, media reports said. The NZC said the 35-year-old aims to return for the One-Day International series against…

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Rare earths are critical strategic resources due to their unique and irreplaceable properties, playing an essential role in both civilian and military applications. Last week, China announced it will impose export control measures on certain rare earth items and technologies, a move that has attracted international attention. This explainer outlines the reasons and rationale behind these controls, based on remarks from the Ministry of Commerce. In line with international practices Rare earth-related items have significant dual-use characteristics, vital in both civilian and military applications. Imposing export controls on such items is a commonly adopted practice internationally. As a responsible major…

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China’s top market regulator has described its investigation into Qualcomm’s unapproved acquisition of Autotalks as a routine law enforcement activity conducted under the country’s anti-monopoly law. China has consistently emphasized that China-U.S. economic and trade relations are mutually beneficial and based on interdependence. It has called on the two sides to properly handle differences through dialogue and consultation, and to promote the steady and healthy development of bilateral economic ties. Recent tensions over semiconductors and other high-tech industries have underscored the deep interconnection between the world’s two largest economies. Despite competition, analysts note that both sides remain reliant on each…

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A major milestone has been achieved in the Comprehensive Research Facility for Fusion Technology (CRAFT) project, as the toroidal field (TF) coil case has been successfully completed and delivered in Hefei, east China’s Anhui Province. The TF coil case is the main load-bearing structural component of the toroidal field magnet and plays a crucial role in the magnet system. It is primarily designed to protect the TF coil windings, while supporting and securing other superconducting magnets, such as the poloidal field coils. Made of cryogenic austenitic stainless steels 316LN and 316LMn, the component measures 21 meters by 12 meters and…

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ISLAMABAD (DI NEWS) :  In a landmark achievement for Saudi Arabia and the Arab world, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry to distinguished Saudi scientist Professor Omar Mounes Yaghi for his pioneering work on Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs), a revolutionary class of materials capable of gas storage and water harvesting from air. Professor Yaghi shares the Nobel Prize with Australian scientist Richard Robson and Japanese researcher Susumu Kitagawa, with whom he laid the foundation of network chemistry, a new scientific field that has transformed materials research, environmental science, and energy innovation. In his…

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