Here are some of today's news

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Here are some of today's news highlights:

*Top News*

- The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) summit concluded in Saudi Arabia, with delegates pledging support for Palestinian rights and condemning Islamophobia.
- In Pakistan, the government announced a hike in fuel prices, citing rising global oil prices and a weakening rupee.
- The country's Supreme Court also dismissed a petition seeking the disqualification of former Prime Minister Imran Khan.

*Business News*

- Global stock markets saw a mixed day, with Asian markets rising while European markets fell.
- Oil prices continued to rise, reaching a two-month high.
- In Pakistan, the rupee weakened further against the US dollar.

*Sports News*

- In the Azlan Shah Hockey Tournament, Pakistan lost 4-5 to Malaysia in a thrilling match.
- In cricket, England beat Ireland by 143 runs in the first ODI.

*Other News*

- The World Health Organization (WHO) declared India free of tuberculosis.
- A powerful earthquake struck the Philippines, causing widespread damage.
- In the United States, a severe storm system caused tornadoes and flooding in several states.

Please note that these are just brief summaries of news stories and may not be exhaustive or up-to-the-minute.

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