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Imran Khan row deepens: PTI announces march on Adiala Jail amid rumours over former PM’s health
The decision comes amid a wave of rumours and protests following unverified claims that Imran Khan had died in custody. The jail authorities and government have repeatedly denied these reports, calling them “baseless.”
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Pakistan: PTI’s Omar Ayub declared proclaimed offender as protest cases intensify
A Pakistani anti-terror court has declared PTI leader Omar Ayub a proclaimed offender over repeated absences in an October protest case, while Aleema Khan faced tense scenes before being allowed bail.
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'Witi-Leaks' and the fallout: How Steve Witkoff’s leaked calls sparked a US political firestorm | Explained
In the October 14 conversation, Witkoff appeared to guide Ushakov on how to present a peace proposal to Trump. According to the transcript, Witkoff said peace would likely require Ukraine giving up territory.
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Inside Adiala Jail: How Imran Khan’s death rumours have once again exposed the dark reality of Pakistan’s most feared prison
Adiala Jail is not just another detention facility. It is considered one of Pakistan’s most notorious maximum security prisons, known for housing hardened criminals, terrorists, death row inmates and high-profile political prisoners.
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‘Comically, profoundly, embarrassingly broken’: US investor takes swipe at India’s e-visa website
US investor Raymond Russell slammed India’s e-visa website as outdated and dysfunctional, triggering widespread online debate comparing global visa frustrations while reaffirming his commitment to building the India–US technology corridor.
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Asim Munir set to take charge as Pakistan’s CDF: Why his new role marks a more dangerous phase for India
Munir’s past rhetoric has shown a hardline stance against India. As head of Pakistan’s intelligence agencies and now the overall armed forces, he carries both ideological conviction and operational control.
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Imran Khan’s sister quashes death rumours: 'No one can dare touch my brother'
Imran Khan’s sister told that the jailed former Pakistan PM is safe and receiving proper care, rejecting all rumours about his death in custody.
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Thailand floods: Giant snake spotted as Hat Yai sees worst rainfall in 300 years | Watch
Record floods in southern Thailand, including Hat Yai’s heaviest rainfall in 300 years, have killed 33 people and displaced millions, prompting massive military-led relief efforts.
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6.3-magnitude earthquake rattles Indonesia’s Sumatra; no tsunami warning issued
A shallow 6.3-magnitude quake struck near Aceh province on Thursday, causing panic but posing no tsunami threat, authorities said.
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What we know about the deadly Hong Kong high-rise fire in Tai Po
A fast-moving blaze ripped through a dense apartment complex, overwhelming rescue crews and raising urgent questions about construction safety.
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How China overtook the US in the global market for open AI models
A new study shows Chinese developers surging ahead in open-access AI, revealing sharply diverging strategies between Beijing and Washington.
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Why thousands of National Guard soldiers remain on the streets of Washington
A look at why thousands of Guard members were sent to the capital, what they are doing, and the court ruling that could soon send them home.
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NIH director Jay Bhattacharya’s pandemic plan: Why “make America healthy again” may leave the next outbreak unchecked
A debate over fitness, responsibility and whether the country is prepared for the next outbreak.
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Obama condemns White House shooting: ‘Violence has no place in America’
Former US President Barack Obama has offered prayers for the critically injured National Guardsmen and condemned the attack near the White House.
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Why Trump’s White House ballroom plan has sparked internal clashes and political backlash
A huge addition to the presidential residence has set off disputes between Trump and his own architect, historic preservation concerns and questions about donor influence.
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Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal, suspected in White House shooting, allegedly yelled ‘Allahu Akbar’
Officials say the 29-year-old Afghan national entered the US in 2021 and is now being investigated for a possible terror-motivated attack near the White House.
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Campbell’s fires IT executive who called Indian staff 'f***ing idiots'
Campbell’s fired a senior IT executive after a lawsuit revealed recordings of him insulting the company’s products and making racist remarks about Indian colleagues.
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US halts Afghan immigration after White House shooting leaves two National Guard troops critically injured
The US has suspended all Afghan immigration requests after two National Guard members were critically wounded near the White House by a 29-year-old Afghan national.
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Zohran Mamdani recalls the 'weirdest' sight at the White House: UFC at the White House
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani described a UFC coffee-table book as the “weirdest” thing he saw during his first White House visit with President Trump.
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Trump calls White House shooting ‘act of terror, crime against humanity’ as Afghan suspect identified
US President Donald Trump condemned the White House shooting as an “act of terror” and vowed to review the entry of Afghan nationals after the suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, was identified.
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Bangladesh says ‘situation different now’, awaits India’s response on Hasina extradition
Bangladesh’s interim government says it is expecting a formal response from New Delhi after renewing its request to extradite former PM Sheikh Hasina following her conviction by a special tribunal.
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White House shooting: Who is Rahmanullah Lakanwal? Suspect accused of critically wounding two guardsmen
Two Guardsmen remain in critical condition after a lone gunman opened fire near the White House during a patrol operation.
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Shashi Tharoor meets Turkish envoy, tells him 'major efforts needed to overcome mistrust'
Ties between India and Turkey have remained tense for some time. The strain deepened after Ankara repeatedly criticised India’s policy on Kashmir and aligned itself with Pakistan at global forums.
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The longest solar eclipse in 100 years is coming: How day will turn into night for over 6 minutes | Explained
At peak totality, some areas will experience more than six minutes of darkness, which is exceptional by historical standards. Experts say no other total solar eclipse visible from land will last this long in the current century.
