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One-sixth of the global female population live in India –the world’s largest democracy and second most populated country after China. Its Dowry Prohibition Act amendments were somewhat successful at reducing
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The “good news” according to one Pak-Saudi observer comes as “things are moving fast in the background,” says a defense and security expert in Islamabad. According to him, “Pak-India Foreign
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David Černý’s “Man Hanging Out” lifelike sculpture of psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud hanging from a pole above a street in Prague is so realistic that it has prompted more than a
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A container ship has been stuck in the Suez Canal since Tuesday, and authorities say they’ll remove up to 706,000 cubic feet (20,000 cubic meters) of sand to free the
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Three poems from “Sometime Somewhere”, a collection of English poetry by four Pakistanis published in summer of 1977
European Union (EU) and the United States (USA) have announced to work together on issues of economic, human rights, security, multilateralism, de-escalation in the Eastern Mediterranean, and relations with Turkey,
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A Turkish military band brought the theme song of the famous TV show Diriliş: Ertuğrul or Ertugrul Ghazi to life during the Pakistan Day Parade in Islamabad on Thursday.
India’s Supreme Court on Thursday criticized the Army and Navy for discriminating against women officers who wanted to opt for Permanent Commission (PC), and ruled that the requirement for women
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BIBI FALLS SHORT AGAIN… ARAB ISLAMIST TO DECIDE FATE… Preliminary results indicate that Ra’am (United Arab List) leader Mansour Abbas will be the kingmaker for the next coalition. Both political
In 1947, Kurt Gödel, Albert Einstein, and Oskar Morgenstern drove from Princeton to Trenton in Morgenstern’s car. The three men, who’d fled Nazi Europe and become close friends at the
Student activists rallied in Bangladesh’s capital on Friday to denounce the upcoming visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to join the celebration of the country’s 50th anniversary of independence.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov began a visit to China on Monday with a call for Moscow and Beijing to reduce their dependence on US dollar and Western payment systems
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