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Forgotten Island Opens With $12.8 Million at Domestic Box Office.

  Forgotten Island Opens With $12.8 Million at Domestic Box Office. DreamWorks Animation ’s latest animated adventure, Forgotten Island, has begun its theatrical run with $12.8 million at the domestic box office. The film arrived in theaters on September 25, attracting audiences with its fantasy setting, colorful animation and story centered on friendship. During its opening weekend, the movie played in 3,548 theaters across North America. It earned approximately $4.37 million on Friday, followed by $4.96 million on Saturday. Sunday’s earnings brought its three-day domestic total to $12.8 million. The film finished fifth at the domestic box office. International audiences have also contributed to the movie’s opening performance. Including overseas ticket sales, Forgotten Island has collected approximately $20.6 million worldwide, with $7.8 million coming from international markets. These figures give the animated feature a modest start as it enters its first week in theaters....
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Afghanistan and Pakistan resume peace talks in Istanbul

 Afghanistan and Pakistan resume peace talks in Istanbul




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Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to restart high-level peace negotiations in Istanbul after earlier talks collapsed. 

The talks are being mediated by Turkey (and reportedly Qatar) with the aim of preventing further border clashes that caused dozens of casualties this month. 

A key demand from Pakistan is that Afghanistan take effective, verifiable action against militant groups (especially the Tehrik‑e‑Taliban Pakistan) operating from Afghan soil. Afghanistan denies harboring them, citing limited control. 

Although a cease-fire was brokered earlier, major border crossings remain closed and the situation remains fragile. 

One of the sources, a Pakistani security official, said Islamabad would press its central demand at the talks that Afghanistan take action against Islamist militants using its territory as a safe haven and to plan attacks on Pakistani soil.
Most of the issues between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been resolved successfully and peacefully. A few demands from Pakistan need some extra time as they are difficult to be agreed upon," said a source close to the Afghan Taliban delegation.

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