Huma Qureshi proves brown is the new black at Paris Fashion Week: Here's how to steal her front row pantsuit look
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The shirtless blazer trick
Huma ditched the shirt and wore the blazer on its own with a deep plunge. The key to pulling this off without it feeling too revealing is structure. Look for a blazer with strong padded shoulders, a cinched-waist detail, and a higher waist cut. That nip at the waist, just like on Huma’s Paris Fashion Week blazer, creates shape and keeps the plunge elegant rather than exposed. If you’re wearing this to a formal event, add discreet double-sided tape at the lapel for security.
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Pakistan, Turkey to 'swiftly deploy' forces to Saudi Arabia amid Houthi attacks in key move under Mecca pact
Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan have agreed to activate collective defence measures under the Mecca Defence Alliance.
Pakistan and Turkey agreed on Monday to deploy troops to Saudi Arabia under the Mecca Defence Alliance. This comes amid ongoing attacks by Houthi rebel groups from Yemen targeting the Kingdom.
The decision was taken at an emergency meeting of the Strategic Political and Defense Committee of the Mecca Defence Alliance held in Riyadh.
Saudi defence minister Prince Khalid bin Salman Al Saud said in a post on X, “The Emergency Meeting of the Strategic Political and Defense Committee under the Makkah Alliance for Defense reaffirmed the solidarity and unity of our countries in confronting the heinous attacks against the Kingdom and the holy sites. The committee agreed to activate collective deterrence measures within the framework of the Alliance in response to the attacks and all those responsible for them.”
According to a joint statement, the member countries "strongly condemned" an alleged attempt by the rebel group to target the holy cities of Mecca and Medina, and the ongoing attacks targeting cities, civilian facilities and economic installations in Saudi Arabia.
"The member states affirmed that the security of each member state is an indivisible part of the collective security of the three states," it further said.
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Trump claims Iran is responsible for flydubai incident even as Vance says ‘nothing conclusive’
Trump said he personally believes Iran was behind the flydubai stabbing incident, while VP Vance noted there is nothing conclusive linking it to Tehran.
Updated on: Oct 6, 2026, 07:13:51 IST
US President Donald Trump said Monday he "personally" believes Iran was responsible for the September 30 flydubai incident where Indian pilot Smit Machchar was stabbed by Omani co-pilot, Hamam al-Hammami.
Trump's comments came even as US Vice President JD Vance told reporters on his way to Alaska Monday that there is "nothing conclusive" linking the incident to Iran.
UAE authorities, who are investigating the incident, have not given a conclusive verdict on who was behind the attack as the probe continues. al-Hammami has been handed over to the UAE after initial interrogation by authorities in Saudi Arabia.
How did Captain Smit Machchhar manage to prevent a disaster during the Flydubai incident?
What security lapses allowed the Omani co-pilot to attack during the Flydubai flight?
As Trump boarded Air Force One Monday afternoon, a reporter asked him about Iran's involvement in the flydubai incident. "I do. I personally do," Trump said.
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