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Thailand, Cambodia to introduce unconditional cessation tonight

Thailand and Cambodia will enter an unconditional cease that will begin at midnight on Monday, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said. “Both Cambodia and Thailand have reached a common understanding as follows: one, an immediate and unconditional cease with 24 hours of local time, midnight on July 28, 2025, tonight,” Anwar said after mediation talks in Malaysia. Thailand and Cambodia began to discuss a ceasefire in their dispute on Monday, as the deadly skirmish dragged on a fifth day. More than 200,000 people left the border, as the two are exchanged artillery, rockets and gunshots in the controversial area, which

“Iqbal envisioned the rise of the East”: Senator Mushahid Hussain reminisces on Allama Iqbal’s 83rd death anniversary

ISLAMABAD: Quoting Allama Iqbal’s famous verses on the occasion of the great poet’s 83rd death anniversary, Senator Mushahid Hussain Sayed said Iqbal had envisioned the rise of the East.  “Iqbal was the first person to signal the rise of Asia,” Senator Mushahid said, repeating Iqbal’s verses in which he foretells “the sun rising from the East.”  “Allama Iqbal predicted the rise of China almost 90 years ago, well before the Chinese Revolution! And his intellectual influence extended from British India to Bosnia, from Kabul to Cairo, from Iran to Malaysia, where Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim is a great admirer of

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