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Nostalgic Charm: Lahore’s Mall Road Book Stall Draws Crowds

Mall Road in Lahore, a historic artery pulsating with life, has become a magnet for bibliophiles and casual browsers alike, drawn to a humble book stall that offers a tangible connection to the past. Amidst the city's modern developments and bustling commercial activity, this unassuming vendor provides a curated selection of old books, fostering a

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Pakistan Railways Minister Mandates Track Safety Upgrades by October 20 Deadline

Minister for Railways Muhammad Hanif Abbasi has issued a firm directive for the immediate implementation of crucial recommendations concerning railway track safety. During a meeting chaired on Sunday, Abbasi instructed all divisional superintendents to ensure these safety measures are put into effect by the strict deadline of October 20. This urgent call for action follows

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Foreign Woman Allegedly Raped in Lahore; Three Detained in Probe

Lahore police are investigating the alleged rape of a foreign woman, reportedly from Azerbaijan, in the Defence area of the city. Three individuals have been taken into custody and are being questioned on suspicion of facilitating the main suspects in the incident, which is believed to have occurred on the night between Friday and Saturday.

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Pakistan Security Forces Neutralize Over 70 India-Backed Terrorists in Balochistan

In a significant counter-terrorism operation, Pakistan's security forces have neutralized over 70 terrorists affiliated with India-backed groups in Balochistan over the past four days. The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the military's media wing, announced the successful operations on Sunday, stating that these actions have delivered a serious blow to Indian-backed proxies operating from Afghanistan. The

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Backchannel Talks Fail to Resolve PTI March Deadlock: Sources

Multiple high-level backchannel meetings between the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and government authorities have failed to break the impasse over the party's planned march towards Islamabad. Over the past four to five weeks, more than half a dozen discussions have taken place, exploring potential political resolutions to the escalating confrontation. However, a significant sticking point remains

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Germany Debates Barring Far-Right AfD from Sensitive Intelligence Amidst Russian Concerns

Germany is grappling with a significant security dilemma as the far-right Alternative for Democracy (AfD) party emerges as a dominant force in regional politics, raising alarms about potential access to classified intelligence. Following a decisive election victory in Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD is poised to form a coalition government, a development that has intensified long-standing fears

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Northern Ireland Court Permits Contentious Orange Order March Through Catholic Area After 28-Year Ban

Northern Ireland's High Court has allowed the Orange Order, a prominent Protestant organization, to proceed with a march through the predominantly Catholic Garvaghy Road in Portadown. This decision marks the first time in 28 years that such a parade will traverse this historically sensitive route, reigniting one of the region's most deeply entrenched marching disputes.

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Pakistan Interior Minister Condemns Attack on Ambulance Carrying Blast Victims

Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has strongly condemned a brutal attack on an ambulance transporting injured victims of a suicide blast in Dera Ismail Khan. The incident, which occurred on Saturday, also resulted in the tragic loss of two rescue workers. Minister Naqvi expressed deep sorrow over the casualties and extended heartfelt condolences to the

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South Africa’s New US Ambassador Refutes ‘White Genocide’ Claims

South Africa's newly appointed ambassador to the United States, Roelf Meyer, has directly challenged former U.S. President Donald Trump's assertions of a 'white genocide' targeting Afrikaners in South Africa. Meyer, an Afrikaner himself and a key figure in ending apartheid, stated unequivocally that the notion of a mass attack on the white minority is not

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Supreme Court Greenlights Trump Administration’s Use of Controversial Voter Citizenship Database

The U.S. Supreme Court has lifted restrictions on the Trump administration's ability to utilize a federal database containing citizenship information and other sensitive data, aimed at identifying voters suspected of not being U.S. citizens. This decision, made on Friday, allows for the use of the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) program, though its application

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US-China Summit: Trade Truce Extended, But Key Demands Remain Unmet

President Xi Jinping's recent summit with Donald Trump saw a red carpet welcome, but the Chinese leader did not secure all his desired outcomes. The meeting aimed to address China's concerns about US containment and its desire for Washington to step aside, particularly concerning trade, technology, and Taiwan. Despite the ceremonial reception, the trade truce,

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PM Imran Khan Asserts Pakistan’s Economic Recovery Amid Ongoing Reforms

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has stated that the country is transitioning from economic stabilization to recovery, reiterating the government's resolve to sustain the ongoing reforms. This comes as a significant development in Pakistan's economic journey, signaling a positive shift towards sustainable growth and development. Pakistan's economy has faced numerous challenges in recent years, including

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