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Democrats try to force Matt Taibbi of ‘Twitter Files’ fame to reveal his sources, journalist stands his ground: Watch

The ‘Twitter Files’ (as it is now called) story was initially broken by independent journalist Matt Taibbi.

Pakistan: 37 cases filed against Imran Khan across the country, charges include sedition, blasphemy and terrorism

According to the report, a total of 21 FIRs are registered against the former prime minister out of which 11 were registered in a single day on May 25, 2022 while eight were registered on May 26. The remaining three FIRs were registered on August 8, reported The News International.

Pakistani journalist begs USA to make India start a dialogue with Pakistan, gets snubbed

Ned Price said, "It is not for the United States to determine the modalities or the way in which India and Pakistan engage one another. "

Germany: shooting inside a church of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Hamburg, several dead

We heard gunfire, a witness informed reporters. He claimed that there was 12 continuous gunfire. "Then we saw how people were taken away in black bags,” the witness reportedly said.

Georgia: Government withdraws the bill to stop foreign intervention in the country after opposition-led violent protests

The ruling Dream party said in a statement that it would "unconditionally withdraw the bill we supported, without any reservations"

Amidst supply chain disruptions Honda announces plant shutdown in Pakistan

It is notable that several companies in various sectors have stopped production in a cash-strapped Pakistan as they ran out of raw materials or foreign exchange and in some cases both.

WHO sacks director of Western Pacific over complaints of racial discrimination

Dr. Takeshi Kasai, WHO director of West Pacific region headquartered in Manila, fired after allegations of racial misconduct

‘Azadi’ and ‘Kashmir’ slogans raised amid ‘Aurat March’ in Pakistan

The 'Aurat March' in Pakistan this year saw 'Azadi' and Kashmir-related slogans raised by the participants.

“Malicious and false propaganda,” India slams Pakistan’s foreign minister for raking up Kashmir issue at UNSC debate on women

India hits back at Pakistan after Pakistan foreign minister raised the issue of Jammu and Kashmir at a Security Council debate on women, peace and security.

‘Gender equality is 300 years away’: UN says women ‘erased from public life’ in Afghanistan, raises concerns over vanishing rights

"In some countries, girls going to school risk kidnapping and assault. In others, police prey on vulnerable women they have sworn to protect. Gender equality is growing more distant. On the current track, UN Women puts it 300 years away," the UN Chief said.

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