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Climate experts have raised alarms that La Niña 2025 could bring the coldest winter the world has seen in decades. International weather agencies, including the U.S. Climate Prediction Center, have issued an alert, warning of
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The much-awaited clash between India and Pakistan in the Asia Cup Super Four ended with India securing a six-wicket victory. The match, played at the Dubai Cricket Stadium, kept fans on the edge of their
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Chinese journalist Zhang Zhan, who became known for her bold reporting during the early days of COVID-19 in Wuhan, has once again been sentenced to prison. A court in China has handed her a four-year
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Dubai is set to host one of the most anticipated encounters of the year as Pakistan and India face off in the Asia Cup 2025 Super Four. Both sides enter the game with pressure and
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The Ministry of Religious Affairs has officially opened applications for the Private Hajj Scheme. From today, thousands of hopeful pilgrims across Pakistan can begin the registration process. The Ministry announced that 37,903 new pilgrims can
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The government has approved a financial package worth $7.72 billion for the Reko Diq project for copper and gold. Officials believe this decision marks a turning point, as it paves the way for signing the
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Sri Lankan cricket has been struck by sad news. The father of a young cricketer died during the Asia Cup 2025. The news of Dinuth Wellalage's father's death came while Sri Lanka was playing against
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Pakistan has seen a 22% decline in foreign investment during the first two months of the current financial year. The fall reflects rising inflation and growing economic instability that have shaken investor confidence. FDI Falls
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The World Athletics Championships 2025 javelin throw final turned out to be a challenging contest for India’s star athlete, Neeraj Chopra. Known for his consistency on the world stage, Chopra could not find his rhythm
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A high flood at Sukkur Barrage has submerged vast parts of Sindh’s riverine (Katcha) areas. The rising waters have entered homes, washed away standing crops, and forced thousands of villagers to abandon their lands. This
