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The United Arab Emirates has declared that Emirati citizenship will now be legally attainable for foreigners, with the Gulf State being a big first. For a country whose economy depends heavily on expatriates, for whom citizenship is usually dependent on their work permits, the shift is a drastic change of direction. However, foreigners will not …
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An international Human Fraternity day was observed on Thursday via online platform in which Pakistan reiterated its commitment to improving religious patience, understanding and cooperation at home. The event was the first-ever digital meeting on the International Day, held on Thursday at the United Nations. Read: PTI removes Mufti Muneeb from Ruet-e-Hilal Committee Aamir Khan, …
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The TV personality shared Piers Morgan, his thoughts over MailOnline issue, and commented, “Prince Harry’s not happy, it’s been reported today. This revelation isn’t a massive surprise.” In a recent remark, Piers Morgan recently criticized Prince Harry’s ‘sad’ hypocritical lecturing. “The ever-surly Duke of Sussex has looked thoroughly miserable for the past few years as …
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The change came after a large spike in negative feedback on the social media site was witnessed by the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall. After being hit by internet criticism based on their affair during the 1990s, Prince Charles and Camilla earned the support of many royal fans. However, a source at …
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During an adventure on Pakistan’s K2, a Bulgarian mountaineer plunged to his death, his team said Friday, the second individual to die in weeks on the world’s second-highest peak. Seven Summit Treks — a trekking company leading the expedition — said Atanas Skatov, 42, fell as he was changing ropes during his descent to basecamp. …
There is a heaven on earth called Kashmir but despite its natural beauty, the region has been the ground of battle and has been burning for more than seven decades. For several years the inhabitants have been subject to violence and brutality of the Indian military forces without being noticed by those who make the …
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Famous singer, Rihanna’s support for farmers in India garnered the attention of celebrities around the world and the Indian government. On Tuesday, the ‘advocate of protesting farmers’ shared CNN’s story. "Why aren't we talking about this?!" Rihanna's advocacy for farmers in India has caught the attention of many around the world, including the Indian government. …
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Karachi: It was announced, on Tuesday, by the company that Jeff Bezos who is the CEO of Amazon, will resign from the chief executive position. Jeff Bezos, one of the richest persons alive on the planet, will, however, remain executive chair of the company’s fast-growing cloud computing business. The surprise news came when its recent …
Karachi: Fawad Chaudhry, Federal Minister for Science and Technology, praised pop icon, Rihanna for speaking up about the protesting farmers in India. After the anti-farmers law was passed by the Modi-led government, riots have escalated in the last few months. why aren’t we talking about this?! #FarmersProtest https://t.co/obmIlXhK9S — Rihanna (@rihanna) February 2, 2021 the …
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Karachi: A court battle between the Mail and the MailOnline was settled by Prince Harry on Sunday, acknowledging what his legal team termed “significant damages” for a report claiming he had turned his back on the Royal Marines. In a libel case involving news regarding his relationship with the British armed forces, Prince Harry on …
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