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Prez Biden Discussed Climate Change Strategies with World Leaders
Washington: President Joe Biden on Friday, convened with the world leaders to host a discussion about revising their strategies to…
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“Treated Like a Hired Gun”: Pakistan PM Reacts to US Criticism over Afghan Crisis
Pakistan: PM Imran Khan on Wednesday said his country was treated “like a hired gun” by Americans, a day after…
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SpaceX Sends First All-Civilians Crew into Space
SpaceX made history on Wednesday night lifting off four amateur astronauts from the Kennedy Space Centre, which became the first…
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First Foreign Commercial Flight Landed In Kabul
Kabul: After being taken over by the Taliban, the Kabul Airport today welcomed its first commercial flight today. A Pakistani…
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Tributes Paid to Ahmad Shah Massoud on 20th Death Anniversary
A high-level symposium was held to recall the 20th anniversary of the death of Afghan guerrilla commander Ahmed Shah Massoud…
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President Biden Paid Tribute to Victims 9/11 Attacks
America: In a short video, President Joe Biden honoured the victims of the September 11 terror attacks address on Friday,…
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Ajit Doval Meets CIA Chief Amid New Taliban Government
New Delhi: Ajit Doval, National Security Adviser met the United States spymaster William Burns in New Delhi today. The meeting…
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World Celebrates International Literacy Day; Narrowing Digital Divide
New Delhi: International Literacy Day (ILD) 2021 will be celebrated today under the theme ‘literacy for a human-centered recovery: narrowing…
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Taliban Fire Shots People Protesting Against Pakistan Involvement
Kabul: Around 70 people in Kabul, mostly women, rallied outside the Pakistan Embassy today. Hundreds of Afghans took to the…
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Taliban Claims Complete Capture Of Panjshir Province
Afghanistan: The Panjshir province, the last stronghold of anti-Taliban resistance forces in Afghanistan, was “completely conquered”, the Taliban claimed on…
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