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BRICS Refuses to Blame Pakistan for Pahalgam Attack Despite Indian Pressure 0
- Lifestyle, Politics
- July 8, 2025
In a notable diplomatic stance, BRICS member countries have refused to name or blame Pakistan in their joint condemnation of the recent Pahalgam attack, despite persistent efforts by India to push for such a reference. The move marks a significant moment in regional diplomacy, underscoring BRICS’ collective resistance to unilateral narratives and highlighting the bloc’s
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Russia Formally Recognizes the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan 0
- Lifestyle, Politics
- July 7, 2025
In a landmark diplomatic move, Russia has officially recognized the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, marking a significant shift in Moscow’s foreign policy stance toward the war-torn country. The decision was confirmed by the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, signaling a clear intent to formalize bilateral ties and pursue long-term engagement. According to Russian officials, the
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WhatsApp Accused of Spying. Iran Claims Data Shared With Israel 0
- Lifestyle, Politics, Uncategorized
- June 23, 2025
Tensions between Iran and Western tech firms have escalated again, as Iranian state media has urged citizens to delete WhatsApp and Instagram, claiming the platforms are transmitting user data to Israel. The warning was issued amid an increasingly volatile security environment in the region. According to Iranian state television, Meta-owned platforms are allegedly collecting users’
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Tarbela Dam Water Reserves Drop Alarmingly. Power Generation at Risk 0
- Lifestyle, Politics
- June 20, 2025
Pakistan’s largest dam, Tarbela, is facing a critical water shortage as a persistent dry spell continues to grip the region. The dam’s current water level has plunged to 1,450.85 feet, dangerously close to the “dead level” of 1,402 feet, beyond which water can no longer be released by gravity. With the dam’s full capacity at
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Govt Slashes Solar Panel Tax to 10% After IMF Talks and Public Pressure 0
- Energy, Lifestyle, Politics
- June 19, 2025
In a significant development for Pakistan’s renewable energy sector, the federal government has agreed to reduce the proposed sales tax on imported solar panels from 18% to 10%. The move comes after intense negotiations with coalition partners and amid growing public concern over the rising cost of clean energy solutions. The tax adjustment is a
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Israel Strikes Inside Iran, Triggering Alarm Bells Across the Region 0
- Lifestyle, Politics
- June 17, 2025
In a dramatic turn of events late Thursday, Israel launched a series of airstrikes deep within Iranian territory, signaling a bold escalation in an already tense Middle East. Explosions were reported in Tehran by Iranian media, although specific targets remain unconfirmed. Two sources close to the situation told Axios that the Israeli Air Force was
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