FGN10: NEPAL-POLITICS

'Unconstitutional', 'arbitrary': Nepal parties, lawyers slam Parliament dissolution move Kathmandu: Nepal's major political parties and apex lawyers' body have strongly criticised the president's decision to dissolve parliament, describing the move as "unconstitutional", "arbitrary" and a serious blow to democracy.

FGN3: NEPAL-SITUATION

Curfew lifted from Kathmandu Valley, other parts of Nepal as life returns to normal Kathmandu: Authorities on Saturday lifted the curfew and restrictive orders imposed in Kathmandu Valley and other parts of Nepal, allowing daily life to gradually return to normal.

FGN14: US-TARIFFS-G7

US asks G7 countries to impose tariffs on countries purchasing oil from Russia New York/Washington: The US has asked G7 countries to impose tariffs on countries purchasing oil from Russia, asserting that only “unified efforts” that cut off funding to Moscow's war machine at source can apply sufficient pressure to end “the senseless killing.”

FGN17: PAK-LD TERRORISTS

Pak army says at least 12 soldiers, 35 terrorists killed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Peshawar: The Pakistan army said at least 12 soldiers and 35 terrorists allegedly belonging to the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) have been killed in two separate operations in the northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

FGN8: UN-ISRAEL-PAKISTAN

Israel slams Pakistan at UNSC, says 'cannot change fact that bin Laden was killed on your territory' United Nations: Pakistan cannot change the fact that Al-Qaida chief Osama bin Laden was sheltered and killed on its soil, Israel has said, as it lashed out at Islamabad in the UN Security Council for its "double standards".

FGN6: NEPAL-SC-DOCUMENTS

Important judicial records nearly destroyed in student-led protests: Nepal Supreme Court Kathmandu: Nepal’s Supreme Court has said that important documents forming part of the country's judicial history were nearly destroyed in the recent student-led anti-government protests, even as it pledged to resume operations at the earliest.

FGN2: US-INDIAN-BEHEADED-FUNERAL

Funeral set for Indian-origin man beheaded in Dallas; fundraiser for family nears $200,000 Houston: The family of Chandra Mouli "Bob" Nagamallaiah, the Indian-origin motel manager brutally beheaded in Dallas earlier this week, will hold his funeral on Saturday at 2 pm at Flower Mound Family Funeral Home in Flower Mound, Texas.

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Unconstitutional dissolution sparks criticism among parties and legal bodies and raises constitutional legitimacy and judicial records preservation concerns. The president's dissolution of parliament is described as unconstitutional and arbitrary, raising constitutional legitimacy concerns; the Supreme Court reported near-destruction of important judicial records in protests, prompting urgent judicial records preservation and institutional continuity concerns; international calls for coordinated tariffs on purchasers of Russian oil and diplomatic criticism at the UN reflect enforcement and accountability measures in multilateral settings.