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Pakistani comedian Umer Sharif dies in Germany before reaching US for treatment, his request for help to Imran Khan was stuck in paperwork

Prior to his death, Umer Sharif had appealed to Pakistan government to facilitate his visit abroad for further treatment

Not satire: Pakistan sets up anti beggary squad to eliminate professional beggars

It is interesting to note here that Google Images throws up pictures of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan when one searches for 'Bhikhari'.

Pakistan: Balochistan government orders govt officials to set ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ as ringback tone in their phones

Senior govt officials in Balochistan in Pakistan ordered to set ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ as ringback tone in their phones

‘Why discriminate against OCIs when there’s CAA’, says SC while allowing OCI candidates to compete for medical seats in open category

Supreme Court allowed Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) candidates to appear in the NEET-UG 2021 counselling in general category

‘You may be strip searched’: Pakistani cricketer shares boarding pass for USA flight with ‘SSSS’ stamped on it. Read what it means

Pakistani cricketer Umar Akmal shared a picture of his boarding pass for a flight to the US in which he was marked with “SSSS” stamp

Pakistanis share video of Muslims beaten by Muslims to claim Hindu atrocities on Muslims in India in anti-India campaign

A video of a Muslim man and his family beaten by four Muslims in UP last year shared by Pakistanis claiming Hindu attack on Muslims in India

Pakistan: Prominent Sikh community member shot dead outside his Dawakhana in Peshawar

Satnam Singh was rushed to the Lady Reading Hospital in Peshawar, but could not be saved.

‘Our pandering has allowed Pakistan to set the region on fire’: USA expert calls for end to the ‘toxic relationship’ with Pakistan

In a strongly-worded article in The Hill, US expert Arthur Herman has written that it is time (for the USA) to pull the plug on the toxic relationship with Pakistan.

Taliban regime requests India to resume flight services between India and Afghanistan, writes to DGCA saying normalcy has returned

Taliban Civil Aviation and Transport minister writes to DGCA in India requesting to resume flight servicers between the two countries

China’s debt-trap diplomacy? BRI participant countries owe over 385 billion USD to China in hidden debt, study reveals

China has been using "debt-trap diplomacy" to wield outsize influence on borrowing countries and coerce them into coughing up physical and illegal assets.

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