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Pakistan Urges Stronger Multilateralism to Resolve Global Conflicts
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar, during Pakistan's UN Security Council presidency in July 2024, urged stronger multilateralism and peaceful conflict resolution, citing failures of existing mechanisms in addressing conflicts like those in Gaza and Ukraine, and advocating for Security C...
Pakistan Urges Stronger Multilateralism to Resolve Global Conflicts
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar, during Pakistan's UN Security Council presidency in July 2024, urged stronger multilateralism and peaceful conflict resolution, citing failures of existing mechanisms in addressing conflicts like those in Gaza and Ukraine, and advocating for Security C...
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44% Bias Score
Rochdale Grooming Gang Ringleaders Face Deportation to Pakistan
British officials are poised to deport two Rochdale grooming gang ringleaders, Qari Abdul Rauf and Adil Khan, to Pakistan by year's end, resolving a decade-long delay tied to the resumption of direct flights between the two nations following a five-year ban on Pakistani International Airlines.
Rochdale Grooming Gang Ringleaders Face Deportation to Pakistan
British officials are poised to deport two Rochdale grooming gang ringleaders, Qari Abdul Rauf and Adil Khan, to Pakistan by year's end, resolving a decade-long delay tied to the resumption of direct flights between the two nations following a five-year ban on Pakistani International Airlines.
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60% Bias Score
Kashmir Militants Killed: India Links to April Massacre
Indian Home Minister Amit Shah announced the killing of three Pakistani militants in Kashmir on Monday, claiming they were responsible for April's massacre that caused a near-war between India and Pakistan; Pakistan denies this, calling it a "fake encounter.
Kashmir Militants Killed: India Links to April Massacre
Indian Home Minister Amit Shah announced the killing of three Pakistani militants in Kashmir on Monday, claiming they were responsible for April's massacre that caused a near-war between India and Pakistan; Pakistan denies this, calling it a "fake encounter.
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48% Bias Score
Pakistani MMA Champ Receives No Government Funding Despite Winning Third World Title
Pakistani MMA fighter Shahzib Rind won his third Karate Combat world championship title but criticized the government for failing to deliver on promised financial support, prompting an apology from the Information Minister.
Pakistani MMA Champ Receives No Government Funding Despite Winning Third World Title
Pakistani MMA fighter Shahzib Rind won his third Karate Combat world championship title but criticized the government for failing to deliver on promised financial support, prompting an apology from the Information Minister.
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40% Bias Score
Pakistan Senate Proposes 16-Year Minimum Age for Social Media
Pakistan's Senate introduced a bill proposing a 16-year minimum age for social media, with potential fines up to 5 million rupees for violations and penalties for assisting underage users, mirroring similar but currently under-enforced laws in Australia.
Pakistan Senate Proposes 16-Year Minimum Age for Social Media
Pakistan's Senate introduced a bill proposing a 16-year minimum age for social media, with potential fines up to 5 million rupees for violations and penalties for assisting underage users, mirroring similar but currently under-enforced laws in Australia.
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40% Bias Score
Pakistani Seminary Sealed After Student's Death
A 12-year-old student died after alleged abuse at an unregistered religious seminary in Swat, Pakistan; authorities subsequently sealed the seminary, arrested 11 individuals, and returned 160 students to their families.
Pakistani Seminary Sealed After Student's Death
A 12-year-old student died after alleged abuse at an unregistered religious seminary in Swat, Pakistan; authorities subsequently sealed the seminary, arrested 11 individuals, and returned 160 students to their families.
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36% Bias Score
Pakistan Urges Strengthened Multilateralism to Resolve Global Conflicts
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar urged increased multilateralism and peaceful conflict resolution during Pakistan's July UN Security Council presidency, citing concerns about the ineffectiveness of existing mechanisms in addressing conflicts like those in Gaza and Ukraine.
Pakistan Urges Strengthened Multilateralism to Resolve Global Conflicts
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar urged increased multilateralism and peaceful conflict resolution during Pakistan's July UN Security Council presidency, citing concerns about the ineffectiveness of existing mechanisms in addressing conflicts like those in Gaza and Ukraine.
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44% Bias Score
Murder of Sidra in Rawalpindi Exposes Honor Killing and Systemic Cover-up
In Rawalpindi, Pakistan, Sidra was murdered on July 17, 2024, after being reported missing by her husband and cousin on July 11; police investigation revealed a subsequent marriage and court filing, uncovering her murder and leading to the arrest of several individuals, including her husband and the...
Murder of Sidra in Rawalpindi Exposes Honor Killing and Systemic Cover-up
In Rawalpindi, Pakistan, Sidra was murdered on July 17, 2024, after being reported missing by her husband and cousin on July 11; police investigation revealed a subsequent marriage and court filing, uncovering her murder and leading to the arrest of several individuals, including her husband and the...
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44% Bias Score
Girl Killed, Allegedly by Security Forces, in Pakistan's Tank District
A young girl was fatally shot in Tank district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan on July 23, 2024, allegedly by security forces during an operation; the incident sparked protests and demands for justice and an end to civilian casualties in the region.
Girl Killed, Allegedly by Security Forces, in Pakistan's Tank District
A young girl was fatally shot in Tank district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan on July 23, 2024, allegedly by security forces during an operation; the incident sparked protests and demands for justice and an end to civilian casualties in the region.
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48% Bias Score
India and Pakistan to Clash Twice in Asia Cup 2025
The Asia Cup 2025 cricket tournament, scheduled for September 9-28 in the UAE, places India and Pakistan in the same group, despite recent tensions, resulting in at least two matches between them, causing strong reactions on Indian social media.
India and Pakistan to Clash Twice in Asia Cup 2025
The Asia Cup 2025 cricket tournament, scheduled for September 9-28 in the UAE, places India and Pakistan in the same group, despite recent tensions, resulting in at least two matches between them, causing strong reactions on Indian social media.
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52% Bias Score
PTI Leaders Sentenced, Qureshi Acquitted in May 9th Protest Cases
Several Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders were sentenced to 10 years in prison by Lahore and Sargodha courts for their involvement in May 9, 2023, protests; however, Shah Mehmood Qureshi was acquitted in Lahore, raising questions about future political implications and potential for further acq...
PTI Leaders Sentenced, Qureshi Acquitted in May 9th Protest Cases
Several Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders were sentenced to 10 years in prison by Lahore and Sargodha courts for their involvement in May 9, 2023, protests; however, Shah Mehmood Qureshi was acquitted in Lahore, raising questions about future political implications and potential for further acq...
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Court Charges Family in Honor Killing Acquittal
Two sisters from Terrassa, Spain, were murdered in Pakistan in May 2022 by relatives in an honor killing; while six suspects were acquitted in Pakistan, their brothers and father now face trial in Spain for forced marriage, abuse, and coercion.",
Spanish Court Charges Family in Honor Killing Acquittal
Two sisters from Terrassa, Spain, were murdered in Pakistan in May 2022 by relatives in an honor killing; while six suspects were acquitted in Pakistan, their brothers and father now face trial in Spain for forced marriage, abuse, and coercion.",
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48% Bias Score
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