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Pakistan Telecommunication Authority informs Islamabad High Court it cannot legally bar children under 16 from social media, citing need for new laws.
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Sindh cabinet has prolonged the tenure of the judicial commission investigating the Mir Raza Ali case, ensuring continued…
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ENTERTAINMENT
A member of the K-pop group Winner was sentenced to a suspended prison term due to repeated absences…
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WORLD
Japan has raised its permanent residency application fee twentyfold as part of new immigration policies addressing its expanding…
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Cristiano Ronaldo departed Portugal's training camp following a press briefing by coach Jorge Jesus, raising questions about his…
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Portugal coach Jorge Jesus supports his choice to bench Cristiano Ronaldo following the star's departure from the national…
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POLITICS
Christa Pike, convicted of a 1995 murder, survived Tennessee's first female execution attempt in over 200 years, prompting…
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HEALTH
Reckitt Pakistan partners with Aga Khan Foundation to launch Saaf Sehatmand Pakistan, aiming to improve public health and…
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PAKISTAN
A speeding vehicle struck pedestrians near Nawabshah, resulting in three fatalities and raising concerns over road safety in…
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WORLD
Kordofan, a strategic corridor between Darfur and central Sudan, has witnessed 20% of attacks in Sudan's war since…
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