Both the countries traded missile and drone strikes earlier this month after India blamed Pakistan for a terror attack in Indian-administered Kashmir—an accusation Islamabad denies.
Hira Mustafa has more.
There are fears that there could be another wave of public sector strikes in the UK.
Leading unions representing teachers, nurses and doctors have said industrial action is 'possible' after criticising pay deals.
The British Medical Association says a proposed pay rise of 4% represents salary "erosion".
Government ministers say it's "meaningful progress" at a time when public finances are being stretched.
A series of strikes affecting the National Health Service took place in 2023 and 2024, as junior doctors fought for significant pay rises.
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Ira Spitzer reports.
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US federal agents have searched the Chicago residence of Elias Rodriguez, the man suspected of shooting and killing two Israeli Embassy staff members in Washington DC outside a Jewish museum.
Rodriguez shouted Free Palestine as he was taken into custody.
FBI Director Kash Patel called the killings an act of terror and said "targeted anti-Semitic violence will be met with the full weight of federal law enforcement". FSN's Toni Waterman is at the scene of the shootings with the latest.
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India's central bank says that the country's economy remains resilient despite global uncertainties.
This comes as New Delhi is trying to secure a trade deal with the US to protect itself from tariff hikes.
Rebecca Bundhun has more from Mumbai.
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