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January 13, 2026

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Karachi Eat Food Festival 2026: Why people were disappointed

Once the premier food festival, this year’s edition didn’t quite live up to expectations Once considered the city’s most exciting food festival, Karachi Eat has come under heavy criticism this year. Despite months of hype, the experience fell short for many attendees. From petty theft and arguments to long walks in scattered sections, guests shared their frustrations. Food lovers were disappointed, while those who came mainly for concerts were entertained. For many, the event felt more like a music festival than food. The attendance on the first day appeared moderate, but the crowds increased on the second and third days.

January 7, 2026

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Bushra Ansari is furious with fake accounts driving people away in her name

She’s tired of seeing fake IDs on her feed and her own photos being used to rip people off Bushra Ansari is fed up with what she calls “cheap pages” using “cheap tactics” and using her photos to run fake accounts and impersonate her while asking the public for money in the name of charity. As such, she took to Instagram to issue a stern warning and rant. Ansari posted a video on Instagram with the caption “Now bhikaris (beggars) on social media are using my fake IDs.” In the video, she complained about the growing number of fake accounts

January 2, 2026

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Several people were reported dead in protests in Iran over the economic woes

Hengaw said security forces fired on protesters in Lordegan, killing some and injuring others People walk past closed shops following protests over the devaluation of the currency, at the Tehran Grand Bazaar in Tehran, Iran, December 30, 2025. — Reuters Several people were killed during unrest in Iran on Thursday, an Iranian news agency and a rights group said, as the biggest protests to hit the country in three years over soaring inflation sparked violence in several provinces. The semi-official Fars news agency cited a “source with knowledge” that several people were killed in clashes on Thursday morning between police

December 29, 2025

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Over 10,000 people displaced in three days in Sudan: UN

. Displaced Sudanese gather and sit in makeshift tents after fleeing the town of Al-Fashir in Darfur, Tawila, Sudan, on October 29, 2025, in this still image taken from Reuters video. PHOTO: REUTERS PORT SUDAN: Violence in western and southern Sudan displaced more than 10,000 people in a three-day period this week, according to figures released by the United Nations migration agency on Sunday. Since April 2023, Sudan’s regular army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Force have been waging what the UN has called a “war of atrocities”, killing tens of thousands of people and uprooting more than 11 million.

December 12, 2025

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Ban for young people, dilemma for all

Australia’s move to ban under-16s from using social media is expected to be closely watched by other countries, which may consider adopting similar measures. AFP spoke to teenagers and adults around the world about Australia’s ban, which comes into effect on Wednesday (today). Mumbai — Nothing is black or white Nineteen-year-old Pratigya Jena said on social media "it should be banned in part because according to me nothing is either black or white". The student added: "Gen Z are very active, they do very well on social media. And to do great things, especially young entrepreneurs." At the same time,

December 6, 2025

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12 people, including 3 children, have been killed in a shooting at a guesthouse in South Africa

A police forensics member arrives at the scene where multiple people, including three minors, were killed in a mass shooting at the Saulsville Hostel in Atteridgeville in Pretoria, South Africa, December 6, 2025.— Reuters Gunmen stormed a guesthouse in the South African capital Pretoria on Saturday, killing a dozen people, including a three-year-old child, at a place police said was selling alcohol illegally. The attack is the latest in a series of mass shootings that have rocked the crime-ridden country of 63 million people, which has one of the highest murder rates in the world. “I can confirm that a

December 4, 2025

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INSPIRE to train young people in advanced chip technologies

GSMA, FCDO team explores role of mobile ecosystems in disaster resilience, digital inclusion Islamabad: Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunications Shaza Fatima Khawaja highlighted that under the INSPIRE initiative, 7,200 young Pakistanis will be trained in advanced semiconductor technologies, supported by the establishment of nine IC (integrated circuit) design laboratories in university clusters nationwide, to strengthen Pakistan’s ecological chip design system. A high-level delegation consisting of Louisa Odell, Innovation and Technology Adviser at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO); Michael Unwin, Head of Strategic Partnership, Technology & Innovation Unit, FCDO; and Kimberly Brown, Global Head of Mobile for

November 25, 2025

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Five people who made headlines in 2025

(From left) Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, Virginia Giuffre and YouTuber MrBeast. — Reuters/Instagram@/mrbeast From Syrian fighter-turned-politician Ahmed al-Sharaa to Epstein’s accuser Virginia Giuffre, here are five facts that helped define 2025. Ahmed al-Saraa From a former fighter known as Abu Mohammed al-Jolani to Syria’s interim president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, he has undergone a stunning transformation since the ouster of longtime leader Bashar al-Assad. On December 8, 2024, Sharaa entered Damascus after leading his alliance’s blitzkrieg from their stronghold in northwestern Syria, ending nearly 14 years of civil war. Syria’s interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa attends an interview with Reuters at the presidential

November 18, 2025

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The e-challan fines are causing backlash as people demand road repairs

KARACHI: As Karachi’s new AI-based e-challan system sparks public anger over steep penalties, the city’s traffic authorities are defending the move as a necessary deterrent to restore order to chaotic roads, while citizens say authorities must fix the city’s crumbling infrastructure before punishing drivers. Heavy traffic fines in Karachi are designed to deter violations, they do not meet the affordability of people, DIG Traffic Peer Muhammad Shah said on Monday, stressing that breaking traffic rules “is not a basic necessity that needs to be repeated again and again”. Speaking at the Karachi Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI), the DIG

November 10, 2025

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Over a million military personnel, thousands of displaced people cast early ballots in Iraq

More than 7,700 candidates are vying for 329 parliamentary seats as 21 million Iraqis prepare to vote An Iraqi soldier votes in a snap election. PHOTO: AFP Iraq began the special voting process for more than a million military personnel and thousands of internally displaced people ahead of parliamentary elections on Sunday. Polling stations opened their doors at 7 am local time (04:00 GMT) and are scheduled to remain open until 18:00 (15:00 GMT), according to an Anadolu correspondent. More than 1.3 million military voters are participating in the special voting process in 809 polling stations, which include 4,501 polling

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