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Five Dead Amid Escalating Clashes Between Saudi Arabia and Houthi Forces
Five people have died as Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthi rebels exchange attacks, with Houthi leader denying claims of targeting Mecca.
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China Urges Iran to Control Houthis Following Saudi Request
China has called on Iran to restrain the Houthi movement after Saudi Arabia's appeal, highlighting regional security concerns.
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SPORTS
Leicestershire Penalized 27 Points Over Sourav Ganguly Biopic Shoot
Leicestershire cricket team received a 27-point deduction linked to the filming of a Sourav Ganguly biopic, impacting their league standing significantly.
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WORLD
Ninth Woman Found Dead in Johannesburg Amid Serial Killings Probe
South African authorities investigate after nine women in their 20s and 30s are found dead near Johannesburg over two months.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Ireland Withdraws from Eurovision Again Over Israel’s Participation
Ireland's public broadcaster boycotts Eurovision for the second consecutive year, citing ongoing Gaza conflict and loss of lives as reasons.
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BUSINESS
Pakistan’s Debt Burden Intensifies as Interest Payments Surpass Rs28.6 Trillion
Pakistan’s public debt more than doubled to Rs83.3 trillion in five years, with interest payments exceeding Rs28.6 trillion, straining fiscal space and…
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POLITICS
Canada Supports EU Proposal to Become Associate Member
Canadian PM Mark Carney endorses EU's proposal for Canada to become an associate member, highlighting its democratic significance.
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TECHNOLOGY
German Court Holds Meta Responsible for Fake Ads on Instagram and Facebook
A German court has ruled that Meta is liable for fraudulent advertisements appearing on its platforms Instagram and Facebook, marking a significant…
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WORLD
Oman Requires Approval Before Producing National Day Merchandise
Oman enforces a new rule requiring manufacturers to obtain prior authorization before producing National Day merchandise, ensuring quality and compliance.
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PAKISTAN
Punjab Motorists Now Able to Contest Wrong E-Challans Online
Punjab introduces an online system allowing motorists to dispute incorrect e-challans, enhancing transparency and convenience in traffic law enforcement.
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