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Massive Floods Kill Thousands in Pakistan, Including Hundreds of Children
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Massive Floods Kill Thousands in Pakistan, Including Hundreds of Children

Supporters Support Former Pakistani PM Khan After Charge Under Terror Act
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Supporters Protect Former Pakistani PM Khan After Police Charged Official Under Terror Act

Global Food Crisis Threatens Grain, Sugar Shortages Brought About by US Proxy War Against Russia in Ukraine
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Global Food Crisis Threatens Grain, Sugar Shortages Brought About by US Proxy War Against Russia in Ukraine

India, Pakistan Heat Wave: Millions of People at Risk as Temperature Reaches Record Levels Never Seen in 122 Years
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India, Pakistan Heat Wave: Millions of People at Risk as Temperature Reaches Record Levels Never Seen in 122 Years

Pakistan Attack Death Toll: Afghanistan Suffers At Least 47 Casualties Because of Military Air Raids
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Pakistan Attack Death Toll: Afghanistan Suffers at Least 47 Casualties due to Military Air Raids

India Claims ‘Technical Malfunction’ Leads to Accidental Missile Firing to Pakistan
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India Claims 'Technical Malfunction' Leads to Accidental Missile Firing to Pakistan

Pakistan Vows To Arrest Masterminds in Mosque Bombing That Kills 50, Injures 194 After ISIS Takes Responsibility of the Attack
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Pakistan Vows To Arrest Masterminds in Mosque Bombing That Kills 50, Injures 194 After ISIS Takes Responsibility of the Attack

US Ally Opts To Partner With Putin To Build New Gas Pipeline, Inks an Energy Deal Sidelining Joe Biden
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US Ally Opts To Partner With Putin To Build New Gas Pipeline, Inks an Energy Deal Sidelining Joe Biden

Taliban Seeks The Return of Afghanistan's Aircraft, Acknowledges Tensions with Pakistan
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Taliban Seeks The Return of Afghanistan's Aircraft, Acknowledges Tensions with Pakistan

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US, Russia, China, and Pakistan Meet With Senior Taliban Representatives To Discuss Severe Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan

AFGHANISTAN-PAKISTAN-DIPLOMACY
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Pakistan, Taliban Militants Agree on Ceasefire After Weeks of Negotiations

National Iranian American Council Hosts Discussion On Iranian Nuclear Dilemma
Crime & Justice

US at Risk of Attack From ISIS-K Within 6 to 12 Months as Insurrection Group Gains Power, Top Pentagon Official Says

Ex-Trump Security Adviser Says the Taliban Could Get Nukes if Pakistan Falls to Them that Could Endanger the West
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Ex-Trump Security Adviser Says Taliban Could Get Nukes if Pakistan Falls to Them that Could Endanger the West

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Quadrilateral Summit: China, Russia, Iran and Pakistan Meet To Help Afghans Out of the Crisis

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2 Children Dead, 3 Others Injured After Suicide Bombing Targeting Chinese Nationals in Pakistan Fails

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