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  • ‘Very good talks’: President Trump upbeat after US-Iran dialogue in Oman

    ‘Very good talks’: President Trump upbeat after US-Iran dialogue in Oman

    US President Donald Trump on Friday said Washington had held “very good talks” on Iran, after the two sides held an indirect dialogue in Oman that could avert an escalation of tensions.

    “We likewise had very good talks on Iran, Iran looks like it wants to make a deal very badly,” Trump said to reporters on board Air Force One en route to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida for the weekend.

    “We’re going to meet again early next week,” he added.

    Asked how long he was willing to wait for a deal on Iran, Trump said, “Well, you have to get in position. We have plenty of time.”

    Earlier, Iran’s top diplomat said that nuclear talks with the US mediated by Oman were off to a “good start” and set to continue, in remarks that could help allay concern that failure to reach a deal might nudge the Middle East closer to war.

  • Rawalpindi court turns down Imran Khan’s plea for access to personal physicians

    Rawalpindi court turns down Imran Khan’s plea for access to personal physicians

    RAWALPINDI: An anti-terrorism court (ATC) in Rawalpindi on Saturday rejected a request to allow Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan access to his personal doctors for a medical examination in prison.

    The hearing on May 9 General Headquarters (GHQ) attack case was conducted by ATC Judge Amjad Ali Shah, with Imran’s lawyer Faisal Malik representing the former prime minister in court. Special Prosecutor Zaheer Shah appeared on behalf of the prosecution and opposed the request.

    Zaheer told the court that Imran, who is currently on bail in the GHQ attack case, is an under-trial prisoner and not a convicted inmate. He added that the criminal court does not have the authority to regulate the custody of a suspect on bail. The prosecutor also noted that under Pakistan Prison Rules, personal doctors are not designated for any prisoner and that private medical care is not provided under the existing legal framework.

  • Andrew’s ‘hasty’ eviction: How King Charles, William dealt ex-prince

    Andrew’s ‘hasty’ eviction: How King Charles, William dealt ex-prince

    However, Andrew is understood to have regretted poking the proverbial bear when he was “hastily” kicked out earlier than expected. In his arrogance, following the file release, the shamed former Duke was seen horse riding on the grounds of Windsor. It appeared a intentional move as he rode near the spot where press and cameras are present.

    A source revealed to DailyMail that it has been the last straw for the King and his heir. Andrew had not finished packing but he was dispatched to Norfolk under the cover of the night.

    “It was hastily arranged and done under the radar, leaving Royal Lodge staff to pack up what remains of Andrew’s belongings,” the source revealed.

    Sarah Ferguson, who also lived at the lavish Windsor mansion with her ex-husband, has been quietly sneaking back and forth, hiding in the backseat of the vehicle when entering and exiting the premises.

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