Home
Storia in 1 fonti
Pakistan warns citizens in Iran to keep travel documents ready amid intensifying protests
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s top diplomat to Iran on Tuesday urged Pakistani nationals to keep their travel documents handy and advised students to plan ahead after Iranian universities rescheduled examinations to allow international students to leave, as weeks-long nationwide protests further intensified. Iran has been gripped by protests since late December after shopkeepers in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar shut their businesses to protest worsening economic conditions, triggered by the Iranian rial plunging to record lows against the US dollar.
Raccontata da
arabnews.com
Timeline cronologica
- ·
Pakistani students, pilgrims return from Iran as anti-government protests intensify
QUETTA, Pakistan: At least 100 Pakistani citizens, including students and pilgrims, have returned from Iran over the past two days through the Pakistan-Iran border in the…
- ·
Pakistan warns citizens in Iran to keep travel documents ready amid intensifying protests
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s top diplomat to Iran on Tuesday urged Pakistani nationals to keep their travel documents handy and advised students to plan ahead after Iranian universities…
- ·
Back from Iran, Pakistani students say they heard gunshots while confined to campus
ISLAMABAD: Pakistani students returning from Iran on Thursday said they heard gunshots and stories of rioting and violence while being confined to campus and not allowed out of…
- ·
Pakistan puts border districts on high alert amid Iran protests — official
QUETTA: Pakistan has heightened security along districts bordering Iran as violent protests continue to engulf several Iranian cities, a top official in Pakistan’s southwestern…