FIFA has said nearly two million tickets were sold in the first two sales phases, with demand so intense that World Cup tickets were oversubscribed over 30 times.

Police say suspects were involved in anti-election activities and spreading rumours through digital platforms.

The IAEA’s finding fits ​with that of US think-tank ​the ⁠Institute for Science and International Security published on Monday after Iran said Natanz was hit ⁠on ​Sunday.

Of the traded companies, share prices of 254 firms advanced, while six declined and two remained unchanged.

Candidacy invalidated after complaint citing blacklist.

Ballot papers and voter rolls recovered safely from accident site.

Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, ​while addressing a joint session ​of parliament on Monday, ⁠reiterated that Islamabad would not allow territory in its neighbourhood to be used for attacks against it.

Ten people were killed on Sunday when protesters breached the compound’s outer wall after Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in strikes on Iran.

Locals panic after object found near school; army says bomb disposal teams are deployed across constituencies.

Gold gains Rs2,500 per tola as silver falls.

Minor incident escalates into property damage, police intervene to restore order.

Champions McLaren, meanwhile, pointed the finger at Mercedes and Ferrari as a step ahead of the rest and said they would be on the defensive, initially at least.

A 7-year-old boy and a 5-year-old girl died, police say.

Iran’s missile strikes across the gulf hit Dubai’s airports, hotels and ports, putting the city’s decades-long reputation as a stable safe-haven for business and expatriates to the test.