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UK signals it would arrest Netanyahu

London has said it would comply with the ICC war crimes warrant for the Israeli leader

European states vow to arrest Israeli PM

The ICC issued warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant earlier this week

Bushra Bibi’s Claims About Saudi Role in Imran Khan’s Ouster Rejected by Bajwa

Former army chief Gen (retd) Qamar Javed Bajwa dismissed Bushra Bibi’s claims that Saudi Arabia played a role in Imran Khan’s ouster, calling them baseless and harmful to national interests.

Putin outlines Moscow’s response to Ukraine escalation

Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a televised address from the Kremlin on Thursday evening

Gaza’s Best Orthopedic Surgeon Raped, Tortured and Killed in Israeli Custody

Dr. Adnan al-Bursh, a renowned Palestinian surgeon from Gaza, was brutally tortured and left to die in Israel's Ofer Prison, according to new details revealed by a Sky News investigation. His death highlights severe abuses faced by Palestinian detainees amidst ongoing Israeli operations.

Bushra Bibi addresses public for the first time, makes surprising statements

Bushra Bibi reaffirmed PTI’s protest on November 24, dismissing rumors of a date change while alleging a foreign conspiracy against Imran Khan’s government.

ANF foils major drug smuggling attempt at Karachi Airport

ANF prevents drug smuggling attempt at Karachi airport, arresting Brazilian woman with 1.396 kg of cocaine worth Rs13.9 million.

Dhaka University reopens doors to Pakistani students

Dhaka University lifts its 2015 ban on Pakistani students, restoring academic ties between Bangladesh and Pakistan.

Pakistani trader arrested for Rs115 million chrome ore export fraud

This case has sparked outrage, as it not only defrauded an international client but also tarnished Pakistan’s reputation in global trade.

PayPal global outage disrupts services, impacts thousands

PayPal, the global payments giant, faced a temporary but significant service outage on Thursday, November 21.

Pakistan Cracks Down on Begging in Saudi Holy Sites

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have introduced new measures to curb begging in Islamic holy sites, including affidavits for Umrah pilgrims and group travel requirements.

Vampire Diaries’ star earns praise after he rejects Starbucks onstage, Calls for Boycott

Michael Malarkey, known for The Vampire Diaries, refused to drink Starbucks coffee during a public event, urging a boycott over the company's perceived ties to Israel
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