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21,012 stories from Pakistani and global sources, going back to 2 May 2002. Nothing is deleted, so old stories stay findable.
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Two siblings’ bodies recovered in Mirpur canal, search for third child called off - Dawn
Two siblings’ bodies recovered in Mirpur canal, search for third child called off Dawn
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What are all the sanctions Iran is under?
Iran has faced a torrent of international sanctions since the 1979 revolution - here's what's in place right now.
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Tony Burke rejects farmers’ claims that immigration changes will increase food prices
Farming lobby says shoppers will see emptier shelves and higher prices because of restrictions on backpackersGet our new political email, free app or daily news podcastThe farming lobby’s claim that immigration rule changes will increase fo...
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Amid claims of ‘mass migration’, Labor hopes a measured approach will take the hot air out of the debate
The country’s migration settings have become a source of discontent – but will Tony Burke’s approach be seen as the right mix?Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastTony Burke has promised to make Labor’s existing migrat...
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Your robotaxi might be a narc
In early September, two teenagers got into a Waymo, but then ended up in the back of a police car. The robotaxi company said it detected "a violation of our terms of service involving a firearm," pulled the car over, and alerted emergency s...
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Camp Snap’s 110D gives slim retro film cameras a digital upgrade
Camp Snap is expanding its small collection of screenless digital point-and-shoot cameras with the new pocket-friendly 110D featuring a thin horizontal design first popularized by Kodak film cameras in the 1970s. The Camp Snap 110D is avail...
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Pakistan, China activate Boundary Joint Commission in inaugural meeting
Reaffirm consensus and agree on a framework for future cooperation under Commission
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Energy disruption hits Pakistan and Bangladesh as Gulf crisis worsens - Dawn
Energy disruption hits Pakistan and Bangladesh as Gulf crisis worsens Dawn
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China faces oil challenge as prices soar and supply options narrow
Beijing is drawing on vast reserves and seeking alternative crude as shipping disruption continues.
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As Charles refutes Earl Spencer’s claim about Diana, how royal statements give a glimpse behind palace doors
From ‘there were three of us in this marriage’ to ‘recollections may vary’, a lot can be conveyed with a carefully worded phraseAs denials go, King Charles’s response to Earl Spencer’s allegations that Charles said after Diana’s death “We’l...
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Trump arch could have ‘adverse effects’ on nearby DC monuments, US park service says
National Park Service lays out concerns that planned 250ft arch could interfere with historic sites in US capital Donald Trump’s desired triumphal arch in downtown Washington DC will likely contribute “to adverse effects to historic propert...
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Meta ordered to remove deepfakes as oversight board criticises ‘inadequate’ safeguards
Facebook told it was wrong in leaving up AI-generated videos of a Labour councillor and Muslim campaigner, amid calls to curb fakesMeta’s “supreme court” has ordered the tech company to take down deepfake videos of a UK politician and a you...
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Supreme Court suspends sentences of rights lawyer Mazari and husband
LAHORE: Supreme Court of Pakistan on Thursday suspended 17-year prison sentences handed to prominent rights lawyer Imaan Mazari and her husband, and ordered them freed on bail, lifting a detention that has been criticised by activists. Maza...
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One killed as Saudi Arabia intercepts drone launched by Yemen's Houthis
A Yemeni living in Saudi Arabia was killed on Thursday in the interception of a drone, which the kingdom’s civil defence said was launched by Yemen’s Houthis. The death in the southwestern governorate of Taif is the first announced by Saudi...
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After being sidelined, Boeing's Starliner to get starring role in NASA's spaceflight plans
"They should fly their capsule. The government paid a lot of money for that."
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Crass stage performances
There was a time when Pakistan's commercial theatre was regarded as a vibrant, if slightly rough-edged, cultural space
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Justice for Rosham
The family's protest should not have to continue for the machinery of the state to demonstrate that it is functioning
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Warning to Taliban
Pakistan did some plain talking at the UN Security Council when it said that it has every right to defend itself
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Generosity is not a substitute for justice
Charity and private philanthropy are not stand-ins for food security
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The cost of litigation
A person who makes another litigate without reason seldom bears the reasonable cost of doing so
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