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In a child safety case in New Mexico, Meta was sentenced to pay $375 million.
In a case filed by the state attorney general, which accused Meta Platforms of deceiving users about the security of…
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Iran permits ships that are not hostile to pass through the Hormuz Strait
Iran emphasizes that these ships would be permitted “safe passage.” Iran has declared that “non-hostile” ships can still cross the…
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PM Sharif says he strongly supports Saudi Arabia in an interview with MBS.
Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman spoke over the phone on Wednesday, discussing regional security,…
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Mushaal Mullick: Asiya Andrabi’s life sentence is an attempt to silence Kashmiri leadership.
Asiya Andrabi’s life sentence, according to Yasin Malik’s wife Mushaal Mullick, is an attempt to stifle the voice of Kashmiri…
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Iran denies Trump’s claims of negotiations and issues a warning against any coercion.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards have rejected statements made by US President Donald Trump about talks. Ibrahim Zulfaqari, a spokesperson for the…
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Amidst political developments, Shehbaz Sharif will travel to Karachi.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is scheduled to visit Karachi this week, according to sources. This visit is thought to be…
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Donald Trump discusses PM Shehbaz’s proposal to host US-Iran negotiations.
On his social media account, Truth Social, US President Donald Trump shared a tweet from Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif…
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Sindh is thinking about implementing a smart shutdown to address the energy crisis.
To address the energy problem brought on by the continuing US-Israel-Iran conflict, the Sindh administration is thinking of implementing a…
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An Indian court sentences Kashmiri leader Asiya Andrabi to life in prison for fabricating cases.
Senior Hurriyat leader Asiya Andrabi was sentenced to life in prison by an Indian court, while Hurriyat leaders Fahmeeda Sofi…
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Afghan and Pakistani clerics demand an extension of the truce till Eidul Azha.
Religious scholars from Afghanistan and Pakistan have jointly urged both sides’ government to prolong the ceasefire, which was first declared…
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