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January 13, 2026

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Khalistani activist’s life in danger from India, British intelligence warns

Khalistan Sikh activist Paramjeet Singh Pamma (right) poses with a colleague. — Journalist LONDON: UK intelligence has informed a high-profile Sikh Khalistani activist in the UK that he is facing a threat to his life from Indian government agents in the UK. Paramjeet Singh Pamma — the UK and Europe coordinator for the Khalistan Referendum campaign and a close associate of the murdered Hardeep Singh Nijjar and Gurpatwant Singh Pannun — has been advised by UK intelligence through several visits to increase his security due to intelligence suggesting threats to his security. The security warning to Pamma is understood to

November 22, 2025

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Macron warns G20 in ‘danger’ as bloc grapples with global crises

G20 in South Africa adopts climate statement without US input, move Washington calls disgraceful French President Emmanuel Macron speaks during the G20 leaders’ plenary session at the Nasrec Expo Center in Johannesburg on November 22, 2025. Photo: AFP The G20 group of major global economies is “in peril” as it struggles to deal with international crises, French President Emmanuel Macron said at a summit boycotted by the United States on Saturday. Macron was among two dozen world leaders at the G20 summit in South Africa marked by the absence of President Donald Trump, who is at loggerheads with Pretoria over

October 23, 2025

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Hidden danger in your child’s rash cream

Doctors warn of Cushing’s syndrome from steroid-injected rash creams on children’s sensitive skin KARACHI: Unnecessary use of steroid-containing rash creams on children’s sensitive skin triggers serious health risks, including Cushing’s syndrome, immune suppression, and organ damage. Dr Liaqat Ali, additional MS (OPD Incharge) and paediatrician, Civil Hospital Karachi, told The Express Tribune that rash creams fall under three categories for skin conditions, beauty creams and creams used on children. She said many mothers, when they visit hospitals with complaints of diarrhea, report using steroid creams on their child’s diaper area. Dr. Ali explained: “Often, the child’s cheeks are swollen, the

September 28, 2025

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Doctors warn of political danger as Israeli tanks are deeply pressed in Gaza

Israeli tanks moved deeper into the residential areas of Gaza on Sunday, as local health authorities said they were unable to respond to dozens of desperate calls, expressing concern about the fate of residents in targeted areas. Witnesses and doctors said the Israeli tanks had deepened their invasions in the neighborhoods of Sabra, Tel Al-Hawa, Sheikh Radwan and Al-Naser, closing in the heart and western areas of the city of Gaza, where hundreds of thousands of people protect. Read more: The Palestinian state would be ‘national suicide’ for Israel The Israeli army began supervising its territory in the city of

September 23, 2025

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Cheryl Hines’s career in Hollywood is in danger due to wife Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Cheryl Hines’s career in Hollywood is in danger due to wife Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Cheryl Hines undoubtedly faces Hollywood’s faded opportunities, as her marriage to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Sparks Fresh Controversy. Said a source Radar on the internet that the 60 -year -old American actress and comedian, known for her role Limit your excitement, He has chosen to forgive Kennedy Jr. For S ** Ting with journalist Olivia Nuzzi. However, Hollywood avoids her and critics claim to have “sold her soul” to Donald Trump’s health adviser. Trust said: “What confusing people is just a few weeks ago, seemed

September 2, 2025

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Leonardo DiCaprio’s oath could put his romance with Vittoria Ceretti in danger

Leonardo Dicaprio Incorny can offset with Vittoria Ceretti Leonardo DiCaprio has promised his 50th birthday that he does not want to waste time in his relationship. According to his recent findings Radaronline.comA source honestly discussed how his oath could end his relationship with the Italian girlfriend of the model, Vittoria Ceretti. “Leo always loves clarity in his life, but now he is unexpectedly immediate. This can hit the wings – even with someone who deeply cares like Vitoria,” the internal said. Reflecting his oath, Tipster continued, “Vittoria is not looking for anything complicated, but he does not play games, but

September 2, 2025

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Inflation drops to 3%but Loom is in danger

Islamabad: Inflation reduced 3% in August to the back of a sharp decline in corrupted food prices, which was reduced by almost a quarter compared to a year ago. However, this relief may be temporary due to the impact of flooding that have flooded the Pakistan’s grain production areas. The Pakistan Office of Statistics (PBS) said Monday that inflation has been the lowest in the last two months, mainly due to lower food prices in rural and urban areas. Reading 3% struck the Ministry of Finance with a wide margin. Only last week, the ministry envisaged its monthly prospects that

August 4, 2025

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Matthew McConaughey, Woody Harrelson’s dirt in danger: Source

Matthew McConaughey, Woody Harrelson is no longer on the same page: Source Matthew McConaughey and the bond of Woody Harrelson decades are undoubtedly facing an unexpected executive. Radar on the internet revealed that McConaughey and Harrelson’s new television show Brother It has faced major problems and the filmmaking has stopped, which has caused problems in their long friendship. The stakeholders told the exit the two actors, who were great together True detective, They are trying to fix things, but people who work on the show blame “McConaughey and his huge ego” on issues. “People blame Matthew, even if there is

April 13, 2025

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Harry Potter actor Nikos Moran is in danger or never walking or talking again

Harry Potter actor Nikos Moran is in danger or never walking or talking again Nick Moran recalls the dangers he warned in his life -threatening diagnosis The 55 -year -old actor, who previously played the Head Snatcher boat in Harry Potter and the deadly Hallows The films recently underwent spine surgery. The spokesman told him Daily post office That the actor learned about the damage to his spinal cord after pain in his neck for some time. “Nick had urgent spine surgery a week ago, which carries the usual risks of such procedures,” the spokesman said. “Everyone was doing well.

March 17, 2025

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Who reports 80% of Afghanistan businesses are in danger in June to June

A girl in Afghanistan receives a bread of bread in front of a bakery between the crowd in Kabul, Afghanistan, on August 5th 2022. – Reuters Kabul: The World Health Organization said on Monday that 80% of the services it supports in Afghanistan could close until June due to lack of funding. The UN Health Service said that the cash deficit, which comes amid huge US aid cuts, is linked to the shift of “development assistance priorities”. “Without emergency intervention, more than 220 more facilities could close by June 2025, leaving an additional 1.8 million Afghans without access to primary

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