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210 Afghan Refugees Deported from Pakistan to Afghanistan Appeal to German Government
210 Afghan refugees deported from Pakistan to Afghanistan on August 15, 2025, appeal to the German government, citing human rights abuses and fearing for their lives; 45 other Afghan refugees with court-ordered visas arrived in Germany on the same day.
210 Afghan Refugees Deported from Pakistan to Afghanistan Appeal to German Government
210 Afghan refugees deported from Pakistan to Afghanistan on August 15, 2025, appeal to the German government, citing human rights abuses and fearing for their lives; 45 other Afghan refugees with court-ordered visas arrived in Germany on the same day.
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Mulang" Rescues Dozens in Hafizabad Flood
In Hafizabad, Punjab, Abid Hussain, a "Mulang" known for his community service, used a tube to rescue at least 100 people, including women and children, during a flash flood in Baliki No village.
Mulang" Rescues Dozens in Hafizabad Flood
In Hafizabad, Punjab, Abid Hussain, a "Mulang" known for his community service, used a tube to rescue at least 100 people, including women and children, during a flash flood in Baliki No village.
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Pakistan defeats UAE by 31 runs in Sharjah
In a tri-nation series match played in Sharjah, Pakistan defeated the UAE by 31 runs, with notable performances by Shaan Masood and Hassan Nawaz, while Mohammad Haris' frustration and Asif Khan's aggressive batting also gained attention.
Pakistan defeats UAE by 31 runs in Sharjah
In a tri-nation series match played in Sharjah, Pakistan defeated the UAE by 31 runs, with notable performances by Shaan Masood and Hassan Nawaz, while Mohammad Haris' frustration and Asif Khan's aggressive batting also gained attention.
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Germany Resumes Afghan Refugee Admissions After Months-Long Freeze
Germany has ended a months-long halt on admitting vulnerable Afghans who had been promised entry, many of whom have been living in fear in Pakistan awaiting their visas.
Germany Resumes Afghan Refugee Admissions After Months-Long Freeze
Germany has ended a months-long halt on admitting vulnerable Afghans who had been promised entry, many of whom have been living in fear in Pakistan awaiting their visas.
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Germany to Continue Evacuating Afghan Refugees from Pakistan
Germany will conduct another flight to evacuate vulnerable Afghans from Pakistan, resuming a program temporarily suspended, amid legal pressure and Pakistan's recent crackdown on Afghan refugees.
Germany to Continue Evacuating Afghan Refugees from Pakistan
Germany will conduct another flight to evacuate vulnerable Afghans from Pakistan, resuming a program temporarily suspended, amid legal pressure and Pakistan's recent crackdown on Afghan refugees.
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Pakistani Businessman Released from Guantanamo Bay
Pakistani businessman Saifullah Paracha, detained in Guantanamo Bay since 2003, has been released and returned to Pakistan, highlighting international cooperation in resolving prolonged detention cases.
Pakistani Businessman Released from Guantanamo Bay
Pakistani businessman Saifullah Paracha, detained in Guantanamo Bay since 2003, has been released and returned to Pakistan, highlighting international cooperation in resolving prolonged detention cases.
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6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Eastern Afghanistan
A 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck Nangarhar province in eastern Afghanistan near the Pakistan border on October 29, 2023, at 11:47 p.m. local time, resulting in casualties and damage, and followed by multiple aftershocks.

6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Eastern Afghanistan
A 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck Nangarhar province in eastern Afghanistan near the Pakistan border on October 29, 2023, at 11:47 p.m. local time, resulting in casualties and damage, and followed by multiple aftershocks.
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SCO Summit in Tianjin: India and Pakistan's Leaders Receive Differing Social Media Attention
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin, China, has sparked a social media debate in India and Pakistan regarding the reception and importance given to their respective prime ministers.

SCO Summit in Tianjin: India and Pakistan's Leaders Receive Differing Social Media Attention
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin, China, has sparked a social media debate in India and Pakistan regarding the reception and importance given to their respective prime ministers.
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Scottish Woman Conquers K2 Despite Shoulder Injury
Kirsty Mack, a 41-year-old Scottish ski instructor, summited K2, becoming possibly the first Scottish woman to do so, despite a debilitating shoulder injury sustained from a skiing accident years prior.

Scottish Woman Conquers K2 Despite Shoulder Injury
Kirsty Mack, a 41-year-old Scottish ski instructor, summited K2, becoming possibly the first Scottish woman to do so, despite a debilitating shoulder injury sustained from a skiing accident years prior.
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Pakistan Drone Strikes Kill Three Children in Afghanistan, Triggering Protest
Pakistani drone strikes in Afghanistan's Nangarhar and Khost provinces killed at least three children and injured seven, prompting the Taliban government to summon the Pakistani ambassador in Kabul and lodge a strong protest.

Pakistan Drone Strikes Kill Three Children in Afghanistan, Triggering Protest
Pakistani drone strikes in Afghanistan's Nangarhar and Khost provinces killed at least three children and injured seven, prompting the Taliban government to summon the Pakistani ambassador in Kabul and lodge a strong protest.
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India-Pakistan Indus Water Treaty Dispute: A Looming Crisis
Following a deadly attack in April, India suspended its 1960 Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, citing Pakistan's support for cross-border terrorism, despite a recent arbitration ruling favoring Pakistan's water access.

India-Pakistan Indus Water Treaty Dispute: A Looming Crisis
Following a deadly attack in April, India suspended its 1960 Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, citing Pakistan's support for cross-border terrorism, despite a recent arbitration ruling favoring Pakistan's water access.
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Pakistan, Afghanistan, and UAE Cricket Captains' Press Conference
Ahead of the Tri-Nation T20 series in the UAE, Pakistani captain Salman Agha's reaction to Afghanistan being called Asia's second-best team and the captains' responses to various questions regarding the tournament, their strategies, and expectations were the highlights of a joint press conference.

Pakistan, Afghanistan, and UAE Cricket Captains' Press Conference
Ahead of the Tri-Nation T20 series in the UAE, Pakistani captain Salman Agha's reaction to Afghanistan being called Asia's second-best team and the captains' responses to various questions regarding the tournament, their strategies, and expectations were the highlights of a joint press conference.
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12% Bias Score
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