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Pakistan, Iran Hold Talks to Mend Fences, Kashmir Issue Raised

  Following months of heightened tensions due to tit-for-tat airstrikes, Pakistan and Iran have taken a crucial step towards reconciliation. A high-level meeting between the two nations' foreign ministers addressed critical issues, including the ongoing dispute over Kashmir. In a significant move towards mending fences, Pakistan and Iran held crucial talks aimed at repairing relations strained by recent air strikes. The high-level meeting, involving the foreign ministers of both nations, addressed a range of critical issues, including the long-standing dispute over Kashmir. While specific details of Pakistan's position on Kashmir remain undisclosed, the talks mark a positive step towards reconciliation. Both countries have reportedly signed eight agreements to foster cooperation in various areas,                                                                                             demonstrating a commitment to improved                                                     
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Kazakhstan pledges to keep its oil production low until 2024.

ATLANTA - According to the most recent deal struck by the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) on June 4, Kazakhstan will continue reducing its oil production by 78,000 barrels per day through the end of 2024.
Participating nations, including Kazakhstan, resolved to extend oil production curbs through 2024, limiting daily production to 40.4 million barrels, 1.4 million barrels less than it is now, at the 35th OPEC and OPEC+ ministerial meeting in Vienna. In addition to the earlier production reduction of 500,000 barrels per day announced in April, Saudi Arabia, the largest oil producer in the world, will reduce its oil production by one million barrels per day beginning in July. On November 26, in Vienna, there will be a new OPEC+ ministerial gathering.
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