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Nobel Peace Prize It’s part of the NBCUniversal Privacy policy ?

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ukraine war the European Union claims it has sufficient gas to last winter?

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The European Union claims it has sufficient gas to last winter, but Russia may cut its supplies again next year. Ursula von der Leyen (President of European Commission) stated that “despite all the actions we took, we might still have a gap up to 30 Billion cubic metres (bcm),” citing data from International Energy Agency. … Read more

Pakistani soldier killed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in gun attack?

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Pakistan), December 7th, 2008 (ANI). A Pakistani Soldier and his son were shot to death in the Bannu area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa during a gun attack. Dawn reported the incident, citing the police. Rehman Zman, 45, was shot and killed by assailants with his 18-year old son. Dawn spoke with locals who claimed that the attackers had hung … Read more

Sexual abuse continues to be a longstanding problem in Pakistan?

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Islamabad [ Pakistan], Dec. 8 (ANI). The violence against women in Pakistan including the recent sexual harassment at the Pakistani Embassy, Mexico is a result government failure to act, Massimo Introvigne writes on Bitter Winter. Pakistan does not highlight sexual abuse as much as it should. The magazine that covers human rights issues is more interested in gossipy stories than focusing … Read more

NGO trying to change global perception around J&K?

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Washington, USA, December 8, 2008 (ANI): The latest example of global media coverage about Kashmir shows how, without accurate information, it spreads misinformation, inaccurate, and biased reports. However, Victoria Jones, a Diplomatic Courier writer, has written that there is an NGO which can help to change the reputation of the region through correct facts. According to the … Read more

Chinese hackers stole millions worth of Covid relief money in US?

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Washington, USA, December 8, 2008 (ANI): At least USD 20,000,000 in US Covid relief benefits was stolen by hackers from China, including unemployment Insurance funds, and Small Business Administration loans. NBC News reported the theft, citing the Secret Service of the country. Hackers are linked to the Chinese government and come from a Chengdu-based organization called APT41. According to … Read more

Iran conducts first known execution over nationwide protests sparked by Amini’s death?

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Tehran, Iran, December 8, 2008 (ANI): Iran executed a man who injured a paramilitary officer as a result of mass protests continuing in Iran’s aftermath of Mahsa Amin’s death. CNN reported that the execution was carried out by the Iranian state media. According to Iranian media, it is the first execution in connection to protests. Many Iranians … Read more

Islamabad mall sealed following brawl between Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif?

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Islamabad (Pakistan), December 8 (ANI). Pakistani authorities in Islamabad sealed Jinnah Avenue (and the Centaurus Mall) following the verbal altercation that took place between Prime minister Shehbaz Sharif with Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf leader Sardar Tanveer Ilyas. Sharif was seen gesturing at Ilyas, asking him to return to his seat. Witnesses claim that Sharif, having finished his speech, … Read more

Deeply disturbing’: UN on first public execution since Taliban takeover?

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Geneva [Switzerland], Dec. 8, 2008 (ANI): This is thought to be the first execution in public in Afghanistan since the Taliban took power last year. It was criticised by the UN human rights office OHCHR on Wednesday. Taliban executed the first murder trial since the militant group overtook the country last year. Voice of America (VOA), reported that … Read more

Islamabad mall sealed following brawl between Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif, Imran Khan’s party ?

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Islamabad, Pakistan, December 8, 2008 (ANI): Pakistani authorities sealed Jinnah Avenue in Islamabad following a verbal altercation between Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif (PTI) and Sardar Tanveer Ilyas (PTI). Sharif was gesturing to Ilyas and asking him to move to his own seat. A witness said that Sharif left the venue after completing his speech. He didn’t … Read more