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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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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
Redrawing Pakistan's Provinces: Legal and Political Hurdles
This article analyzes proposals to create new provinces in Pakistan, highlighting the complex legal requirements (Article 239), political challenges, and ethnic sensitivities involved, particularly focusing on Punjab, Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Sindh.
Redrawing Pakistan's Provinces: Legal and Political Hurdles
This article analyzes proposals to create new provinces in Pakistan, highlighting the complex legal requirements (Article 239), political challenges, and ethnic sensitivities involved, particularly focusing on Punjab, Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Sindh.
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32% Bias Score
Himalayan Rains Kill 36, Trigger Pakistan Flood Warnings
Heavy rains in the Indian Himalayas have killed at least 36 people in the last 24 hours, 33 in a landslide near the Vaishno Devi temple, forcing India to open dams and triggering flood warnings in Pakistan.
Himalayan Rains Kill 36, Trigger Pakistan Flood Warnings
Heavy rains in the Indian Himalayas have killed at least 36 people in the last 24 hours, 33 in a landslide near the Vaishno Devi temple, forcing India to open dams and triggering flood warnings in Pakistan.
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40% Bias Score
Bangladesh Rejects Pakistan's Apology for 1971 War
Pakistan's Foreign Minister's recent visit to Dhaka reignited Bangladesh's demand for a formal apology for the 1971 war, despite previous statements of regret; unresolved issues regarding asset distribution and the 1970 cyclone aid persist.
Bangladesh Rejects Pakistan's Apology for 1971 War
Pakistan's Foreign Minister's recent visit to Dhaka reignited Bangladesh's demand for a formal apology for the 1971 war, despite previous statements of regret; unresolved issues regarding asset distribution and the 1970 cyclone aid persist.
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44% Bias Score
Pakistan Faces Renewed FATF Grey List Risk Over Unregulated Cryptocurrency
Pakistan's Finance Minister warned of a potential return to the FATF grey list due to unregulated cryptocurrency transactions, despite recent efforts to establish regulatory bodies; experts highlight the need for effective regulations to prevent money laundering and maintain international financial ...
Pakistan Faces Renewed FATF Grey List Risk Over Unregulated Cryptocurrency
Pakistan's Finance Minister warned of a potential return to the FATF grey list due to unregulated cryptocurrency transactions, despite recent efforts to establish regulatory bodies; experts highlight the need for effective regulations to prevent money laundering and maintain international financial ...
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32% Bias Score
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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Pakistani Princess's Wedding to Jordanian Prince: A Symbol of Strong Diplomatic Ties
The lavish 1968 wedding of Pakistani Princess ثروت and Jordanian Prince Hassan in Karachi was televised, with Jordan's King Hussein and Pakistan's President Ayub Khan as witnesses, signifying strong diplomatic ties between the two nations.
Pakistani Princess's Wedding to Jordanian Prince: A Symbol of Strong Diplomatic Ties
The lavish 1968 wedding of Pakistani Princess ثروت and Jordanian Prince Hassan in Karachi was televised, with Jordan's King Hussein and Pakistan's President Ayub Khan as witnesses, signifying strong diplomatic ties between the two nations.
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48% Bias Score
Pakistan Evacuates 100,000 Amidst Cross-Border Flooding
Following India's warning of potential cross-border flooding, Pakistan evacuated over 100,000 people from Punjab province after India released water from dams and rivers swollen by monsoon rains; this marks the first diplomatic contact between the two nuclear rivals in months.
Pakistan Evacuates 100,000 Amidst Cross-Border Flooding
Following India's warning of potential cross-border flooding, Pakistan evacuated over 100,000 people from Punjab province after India released water from dams and rivers swollen by monsoon rains; this marks the first diplomatic contact between the two nuclear rivals in months.
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36% Bias Score
Pakistan Floods: 800 Dead, Corruption and Poor Urban Planning Blamed
Pakistan's recent monsoon season has caused nearly 800 deaths and 1000 injuries due to flooding, exacerbated by illegal construction near waterways and corruption in permitting processes, highlighting systemic issues in urban planning and infrastructure.
Pakistan Floods: 800 Dead, Corruption and Poor Urban Planning Blamed
Pakistan's recent monsoon season has caused nearly 800 deaths and 1000 injuries due to flooding, exacerbated by illegal construction near waterways and corruption in permitting processes, highlighting systemic issues in urban planning and infrastructure.
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Pakistan Dominates Asian Bodybuilding Championship with Five Gold Medals
Pakistan won five gold medals at the Asian Bodybuilding Championship held in Thailand from August 22-24, overcoming significant financial and resource constraints to achieve unprecedented success.
Pakistan Dominates Asian Bodybuilding Championship with Five Gold Medals
Pakistan won five gold medals at the Asian Bodybuilding Championship held in Thailand from August 22-24, overcoming significant financial and resource constraints to achieve unprecedented success.
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24% Bias Score
Pakistan Divorce: Legal and Social Challenges for Women
In Pakistan, Zoya Ahmed's divorce has led to false police reports from her husband, highlighting the legal and social challenges faced by women seeking divorce in the country and the broader region, where financial insecurity, emotional trauma, and social stigma are common consequences.
Pakistan Divorce: Legal and Social Challenges for Women
In Pakistan, Zoya Ahmed's divorce has led to false police reports from her husband, highlighting the legal and social challenges faced by women seeking divorce in the country and the broader region, where financial insecurity, emotional trauma, and social stigma are common consequences.
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52% Bias Score
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