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November 26, 2023

News Desk

Pakistan is on track to host Champions Trophy 2025 despite challenges

The hosting rights of the Champions Trophy 2025, scheduled for February-March, have been given to Pakistan by the International Cricket Council (ICC), although the official hosting deal is yet to be finalised. Discussions on this issue took place during the recent meetings of the ICC in India. PCB authorities express optimism for the imminent signing of the agreement. Pakistan’s position is clear: if a country cites security concerns to refrain from sending a team, the ICC should refrain from unilateral decisions. Instead, a comprehensive assessment should be carried out in consultation with an independent security agency. All teams, except India,

October 31, 2023

News Desk

Princess Leonor faces deeper challenges than her UK relative Prince William

Princess Leonor faces deeper challenges than her UK relative Prince William Spain’s heir to the throne, Princess Leonor, swore allegiance to the constitution on her 18th birthday on Tuesday as she was officially unveiled. He was sworn in as boycotts by left-wing and separatist politicians underscored divisions over the monarchy. The ceremony in parliament marked her coming of age, meaning she will now directly succeed her father, King Felipe VI, as queen, assuming she does not have any male children. Prince William of the United Kingdom and King Felipe are great-grandsons of King George of the Greeks. While William also

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