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Reports Claim US and Israel Preparing for Possible Military Action Against Iran
International media reports have claimed that the United States and Israel are preparing for possible renewed military operations against Iran following an alleged deadlock in diplomatic negotiations. According to the reports, unnamed US officials stated that Washington and Tel Aviv are engaged in what has been described as some of the most intense military preparations…
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US Declares Pakistan a Key Partner in Counterterrorism Efforts
The United States has described Pakistan as an important and reliable partner in the global fight against terrorism, recognizing Islamabad’s role in regional security and counterterrorism operations. The remarks were made by Admiral Brad Cooper, head of the US Central Command (CENTCOM), during a briefing to a US Senate committee in Washington. Speaking before lawmakers,…
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Museum Car That Hasn’t Moved for Years Receives Traffic Ticket in Strange U.S. Mystery
A bizarre mystery in the United States has left museum officials and social media users puzzled after a car that has reportedly remained parked inside a museum for years received a traffic violation ticket from New York. The unusual case involves a black vehicle modeled after the famous car from the 1980s television series Knight…
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ChatGPT Introduces New Improved Feature for All Users
OpenAI has quietly introduced a new and highly useful feature in ChatGPT that is expected to significantly improve the user experience for both free and paid users. The new feature changes how uploaded files are handled inside the AI chatbot and is designed to make conversations and workflows more organized and efficient. Previously, when users…
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WHO Declares Ebola Outbreak in Congo and Uganda a Global Health Emergency
The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the spread of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda a Public Health Emergency of International Concern, raising alarms over the risk of the virus spreading to neighboring countries. According to health authorities, more than 300 suspected cases and at least 88 deaths have so far…
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FPCCI Proposes 5% Reduction in Income Tax Rate for Salaried Class in Budget 2026–27
The Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) has submitted its budget proposals for the fiscal year 2026–27 to the Ministry of Finance, recommending significant tax relief measures for the salaried class, businesses, exporters, and manufacturers. In its proposals, FPCCI suggested that the income tax rate for salaried individuals should be reduced by…
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Key Identification Documents of Alleged Drug Dealer “Pinky” Surface in Karachi Investigation
Important identification documents linked to Anmol, also known as “Pinky,” who was recently arrested in Karachi on allegations of drug trafficking, have surfaced as investigators continue probing the high-profile case. According to copies of the documents obtained by media sources, the suspect had acquired both a national identity card and a Pakistani passport from Karachi.…
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Concerns Rise in Sukkur Over Alleged Open Gambling and Illegal Activities
Serious concerns have emerged among citizens and social circles in Sukkur regarding the alleged open operation of gambling and other illegal activities in various parts of the city, particularly within the jurisdictions of A-Section, B-Section, and C-Section police stations. Residents claim that due to alleged police silence and lack of effective action, gambling activities —…
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Pakistan Bowled Out for 232 in First Innings as Bangladesh Take 46-Run Lead in Sylhet Test
Pakistan were dismissed for 232 runs in their first innings on the second day of the ongoing Test match against Bangladesh in Sylhet, handing the hosts a valuable first-innings lead of 46 runs. After Bangladesh had posted 278 runs in their first innings on the opening day, Pakistan resumed batting on day two at 21…
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“Pinky Was Selling Poison,” Says Sharjeel Memon While Warning About Growing Drug Crisis
Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has expressed serious concern over the increasing spread of narcotics in society, saying that the country failed to treat the drug problem with the seriousness it deserved. Speaking to the media after visiting the BRT Red Line project in Karachi, Sharjeel Memon referred to the case of alleged drug…
