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Lebanon plunges into darkness after running out of electricity
Two largest power stations of the Mediterranean nation have been closed due to fuel shortage, official says
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The world underestimates our security forces: Wasim Akram
Wasim, Shaniera Akram have joined the myth-busting brigade to assure New Zealand and the world that Pakistan is safe.
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Iran to allow IAEA to service nuclear monitoring cameras after talks
Iran announced the agreement about the cameras after IAEA head Rafael Grossi met Mohammad Eslami
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India to procure 56 transport aircraft, 40 to be manufactured locally
Aircraft will be installed with indigenous electronic warfare suite, says Modi government
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In a first, Pakistani calligrapher wins international honour
Muhammad Zahid becomes first Pakistani to win Albaraka International Turk calligraphy competition
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'My world was crumbling': Ayesha Omar recalls trauma of breached privacy
Actor shared happy photos from a dark moment in life to remind us how deceiving social media can be.
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India takes over UN Security Council presidency for August
After years of absence, India began 8th term as non-permanent UNSC member this January
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Cost of a divided world
Trumps short-term pressure tactics had long-term consequences
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At least 44 dead in floods in western Europe, dozens missing
Hundreds of soldiers were helping police with the rescue efforts in Germany
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Top Indian court questions need for sedition law, calls it colonial
Supreme Court observes statute was originally designed to suppress freedom struggle during British imperialism








