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In a shocking and deeply disturbing development, Gaza’s government has accused the Israel and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) of distributing flour laced with opioid drugs. According to officials, packages of aid distributed by GHF allegedly contained Oxycodone pills—a strong, addictive painkiller usually reserved for extreme medical cases. Photographs shared on social media by Palestinians …
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Pakistan is home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world. While destinations like Murree, Hunza, and Swat attract millions of tourists every year, the country also hides a wealth of lesser-known travel gems. These unexplored tourist spots offer raw beauty, peaceful surroundings, and cultural depth that remain untouched by commercialization. If you’re …
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As tensions between Iran and Israel escalate, US President Donald Trump signaled that Washington may shift its role from a defensive partner to a more direct military participant. Speaking from the White House South Lawn on Wednesday, Trump stated, “The next week is going to be big,” suggesting that critical decisions are pending. Trump revealed …
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The world of smartphones is evolving fast—and 2025 has turned out to be a revolutionary year. The classic rectangular slabs we once called phones are now giving way to something much more exciting. With foldable phones, flip phones, and even rollable screens taking center stage, smartphone innovation is moving at lightning speed. Today’s phones are …
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As tensions between Israel and Iran escalate, the question of civilian protection becomes more urgent. While Israel is known for its advanced missile defense systems and early warning alerts, not all of its citizens enjoy equal levels of safety. Israeli journalist Gideon Levy, speaking to Al Jazeera, shed light on the stark differences in protection …
As tensions between Iran and Israel escalate to unprecedented levels, a new front has opened — this time targeting Iran’s economic lifeline: its oil and gas infrastructure. In a dramatic escalation, Israel has launched airstrikes on some of Iran’s most vital energy facilities, triggering fears of a broader regional war and severe global energy disruptions. …
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From Gaza to Syria, Lebanon to Iraq—and now Iran—military escalations led by Israel have unfolded almost simultaneously, marking perhaps the most dramatic regional escalation in recent Middle Eastern history. The ostensible motives of “self‑defense” and “national security” mask a far larger strategy—one that critics warn uses coordinated military escalations to project power over Muslim-majority states …
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Today, June 12, the world marks World Day Against Child Labour — a day meant to raise awareness about the exploitation of children forced to work, instead of learning, playing, and simply being children. This year’s theme, “Progress is clear, but there’s more to do: let’s speed up efforts,” couldn’t be more relevant. Across continents, …
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Every year, when Eid ul Adha arrives, so does the criticism. Some people — especially those disconnected from the faith or unaware of the spiritual, social, and economic dimensions of this act — call animal sacrifice “disgusting,” “cruel,” or “unnecessary.” While their concern may come from compassion, their arguments often ignore the deeper meanings, rich …
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Hajj is a time for deep repentance and renewal. Pilgrims seek forgiveness and aim to cleanse their souls. The rituals—such as Tawaf, standing at Arafat, and stoning the pillars—represent submission to God, letting go of worldly distractions, and seeking spiritual rebirth. 2. Unity and Equality Before God All pilgrims wear simple white garments to symbolize …
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No one enjoys standing in long queues, filling out endless forms, or waiting several days for a simple banking request to be fulfilled. In a world rapidly moving towards speed and convenience, the Pakistani banking industry must evolve, especially in its service delivery. Today’s customers expect efficiency and empathy. They no longer compare banks with …
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In a world where everyone carries a tiny screen in their pocket, it’s easy to think social media is just harmless fun. For many teens, it’s their favorite way to connect, express, and build a name. But sometimes, that name can put them in real danger. Two stories, one from Pakistan and one from Mexico, …
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Vlogging once promised an authentic glimpse into everyday life. Creators shared their routines, thoughts, and moments. This raw, personal content quickly attracted millions of viewers. Platforms like YouTube and TikTok saw explosive growth in daily vlog channels. Fans loved the relatability and behind-the-scenes feel. However, in recent years, vlog culture has shifted dramatically. The genuine …
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In the ancient city of Makkah, long before Islam spread across the world, there lived a man named Abu Lahab. His real name was ‘Abd al-‘Uzzā ibn ‘Abd al-Muṭṭalib. He came from the noble Quraysh tribe and was the uncle of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). You would think that family ties would guarantee …
Two-state solution, Israel, Palestine, Gaza, Nakba, occupation, apartheid, ethnic cleansing, justice, international law It began with a promise. A land without people for a people without land. But that was never true. Palestine was full of life — olive trees, ancient homes, markets, families, and faiths. Muslims, Christians, and Jews lived side by side. They called it …
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A few days ago, Javed Akhtar, the famous Indian screenwriter and lyricist, made headlines for a highly controversial statement. In a video uploaded by ABP News, he said he would rather go to hell than visit Pakistan. His words instantly sparked fury online, especially among Pakistani artists and citizens. But before rushing to judge him, …
Israel has announced it will permit a “basic amount of food” into Gaza after a 10-week blockade. The move aims to prevent a full-scale famine, according to a statement from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office on Sunday. The statement added that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) recommended the decision. It said the limited food access …
India’s growing zero tolerance policy, especially intensified during Modi’s tenure, has fueled a wave of extremism targeting individuals and symbols perceived as controversial—often with a sharp intolerance toward Muslims. This climate is visible in the backlash against Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, the criticism faced by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri over a ceasefire with Pakistan, and the …
In a fiery and headline-grabbing episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored, the complex dynamics between India and Pakistan took center stage as an all-star panel clashed in what was meant to be a debate on geopolitics but quickly devolved into a shouting match. The panel featured former Pakistani Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar, renowned Indian journalist …
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The guns have fallen silent. But the failure still echoes across New Delhi. After weeks of threats, airspace violations, and diplomatic bluster, India accepted a ceasefire — without gaining anything concrete. For Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government, this is more than a tactical pause. It’s a symbolic setback. France, Israel, and Russia: Disappointed Allies France …
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We stand at the edge of a new era in aerial warfare—one shaped not by the price tags of fighter jets but by the invisible wires of information, strategy, and software-driven coordination. The latest air encounter between India and Pakistan has shattered long-held assumptions about air superiority and redefined what victory looks like in the …
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In May 2025, the skies over South Asia witnessed a dramatic shift. India’s air force, once confident in its aerial prowess, found itself grounded—not by choice, but by a stark new reality. The catalyst? A high-stakes confrontation with Pakistan, bolstered by China’s advanced military technology. The Prelude to Conflict The tension ignited after a tragic …
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The ongoing attack in Gaza has not only resulted in immense human suffering but has also precipitated a severe environmental crisis with far-reaching implications for climate change. The extensive use of heavy munitions and the destruction of infrastructure have led to unprecedented ecological damage, threatening both local ecosystems and contributing to global environmental degradation. Massive …
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