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November 20, 2025

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The Muslim Brotherhood, CAIR has been designated a terrorist organization in Texas

A member of the Muslim Brotherhood chants slogans in front of riot police during a demonstration in front of the Press Syndicate in Cairo, Egypt, April 15, 2016. — Reuters TEXAS: In a highly unusual and politically charged move, Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued a proclamation designating the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) as “terrorist” and “transnational criminal organizations,” effectively banning both groups and anyone associated with them from buying land in the state. The statement came despite the fact that neither the Muslim Brotherhood nor CAIR appear on the United States government’s official list of

April 13, 2025

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Govt Plans Wall Protection Anti -Harassing of the Organization

Listen to the article Karachi: Prime Minister’s Special Assistant (SAPM) for industries and production of Haroon Akhtar Khan has emphasized the government’s commitment to protect the corporate sector from unjustified harassment from research services such as the National Account Office (NAB), Federal Research Service (FIA) He proposed a “Wall of Protection” mechanism that requires any research on corporate entities to be first examined by relevant bodies such as the Pakistani Securities and Exchange Commission, the Pakistani State Bank (SBP), the Federation (KCCI). “We want to prevent arbitrary action against legal operations. This protection wall is not intended to protect the

March 21, 2025

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Migrants’ deaths hit a record in 2024, with 10% violently killed: United Nations Organization

A Spanish Coast Guard boat hits a fiberglass boat with immigrants on the port of Arguineguin, on the island of Gran Canaria, Spain, December 25 2024 – Reuters Geneva: Last year was the most deadly for immigrants, with about 9,000 people dying on dangerous routes and one in 10 of those who were violently killed in incidents such as shooting, the UN migration service said on Friday. In 2024, at least 8,938 people died on migration routes, with the Asian routes being the most deadly followed by the Mediterranean interconnection and Africa, which includes the Sahara desert. “Increasing deaths in

March 5, 2025

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BCCI’s Rajeev Shukla praises PCB for the successful organization of Trophy champions

Listen to the article Rajeev Shukla, the chairman of the Cricket Control Council (BCCI), praised Pakistan Cricket (PCB) for the successful organization of Trophy champion, calling the event a successful success. Shukla traveled to Pakistan to attend the second semifinal of ICC Champions Trophy between New Zealand and South Africa at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Wednesday. He was united with heads and senior officials from Cricket Councils of South Africa, New Zealand, Bangladesh and Zimbabwe, all of them invited by the PCB to the event. According to PCB, five representatives of different cricket boards were present in the knockout

February 16, 2025

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The freezing of Trump’s help could cause millions of more deaths than AIDS: United Nations Organization

US President Donald Trump attends DAY COUNTY OAKLAND COUNTY Lincoln at Novi, Michigan, June 25 2023. – Reuters Trump’s movement included 90 days of suspension of all AIDS work. Byanyima says new infections can increase to 8.7 million. “If funding disappears, people are going to die.” President Donald Trump’s decision to suspend their overseas funding could lead to millions of deaths by AIDS, the UN chief of the illness he warned on Sunday. The United States is the largest provider of official development aid in the world, with most of the funds being directed through the United States International Development

August 8, 2024

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The World Telecommunications Organization is demanding tax withdrawal

Islamabad: As the telecoms industry warns the government that high taxes are an obstacle to achieving the digitization target, the Global System for Mobile Communication Association (GSMA), which represents mobile operators, has called for the abolition of the 15% advance income tax and of 19.5% tax on mobile services. He also highlighted the need to tackle high spectrum prices and introduce a smartphone financing policy to improve access to affordable devices. “Pakistan is poised to unlock its economic potential through accelerated digital transformation,” said a new report titled “Realising Pakistan’s Aspiration to Become a Digital Nation”, launched on Wednesday by

August 7, 2024

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Pandemic organization

KARACHI: Something about adapting a plague for the stage is fundamentally different from a story of star-crossed lovers, I observe to Meher Jaffri. He takes a moment to think about it. The theater proclaims a visceral character of its own. Tragedy or farce, the scene relies on the body as its fatal mode of transmission. So what happens when a plague story takes the body itself as a crisis and brings it to the stage? Meher’s upcoming work, The White Plague, is one way to explore this. The production is all set to return to the Karachi Arts Council this

June 20, 2024

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Heatwave is killing dozens of homeless people in India’s capital, an organization says

DELHI: A heat wave in northern India has killed nearly 200 homeless people in New Delhi in the past week, a group dedicated to helping the homeless said Thursday, as the country grapples with record high summer temperatures. As many as 52 bodies were brought to hospitals in the past two days, the Times of India reported on Thursday, adding that most of them were poor people who lived and worked in the countryside. A total of 192 homeless people died in New Delhi between June 11 and June 19, according to government data released by the nonprofit Center for

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