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Pak Could Be Next Country To Enter Iran-Israel War. Here's Why
The work done by a small Iranian suicide drone in Saudi Arabia may draw Pakistan, a country thousands of kilometres away, to the war in the Middle East.
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Mystery Bank In Beijing Behind China's Silence On The US-Iran Conflict?
Kunlun, a small commercial lender controlled by China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), became the financial artery for China-Iran oil trade when US sanctions choked Iran's access to dollars.
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After Khamenei's Death, Iran Regime's India Connection Back In Focus
As widespread destruction across West Asia dominates headlines after Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's assassination in a US and Israeli joint operation, a small Indian village has quietly become part of the global narrative.
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Decades After 'People's War', Nepal Still Lives With Legacy Of Insurgency
Thirty years ago, a small faction of Nepal's communist movement launched what it called a "People's War."
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Australian Woman Breaks Guinness World Records With Massive Shopkins Collection
Shopkins are small collectible toys designed in the shape of food, clothing, and everyday items.
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"Flirted Too Hard": American Woman's Pakistan Move Triggers Mixed Reactions
The post has since attracted significant attention, particularly because of the contrast between her upbringing in the United States and her current surroundings.
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'Presidents Are Powerful But...': Indian-Origin Lawyer On Trump's Tariff Blow
At the centre of the landmark US Supreme Court verdict striking down President Donald Trump's sweeping global tariffs is an Indian-origin lawyer who argued before America's highest court about the illegality of the levies.
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12 Seconds Apart: Twin Seismic Pulses In China That Set Off US Nuclear Alarm
A small tremor rippled through a remote corner of Central Asia in June 2020. It registered at 2.75 on the seismic scale. The signal was picked up by a monitoring station in Kazakhstan operated by the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Organisation
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Rs 40,000 Rent For 16-Square-Foot House: How 2 Lakh People Live In Hong Kong's 'Coffin Homes'
Hong Kong is known for its glass towers, luxury cars, and tycoon fortunes, yet beneath lurks a hidden crisis of ageing buildings subdivided into coffin homes
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Afghanistan, The Weakest Passport In The World, Allows Visa-Free Access To 24 Countries. Which Are They?
Afghanistan remains at the bottom of the 2026 Henley Passport Index with access to only 24 destinations without a prior visa. Here's the full breakdown of the countries Afghans can enter visa-free or on arrival.
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Pak Could Be Next Country To Enter Iran-Israel War. Here's Why
The work done by a small Iranian suicide drone in Saudi Arabia may draw Pakistan, a country thousands of kilometres away, to the war in the Middle East.
-
Mystery Bank In Beijing Behind China's Silence On The US-Iran Conflict?
Kunlun, a small commercial lender controlled by China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), became the financial artery for China-Iran oil trade when US sanctions choked Iran's access to dollars.
-
After Khamenei's Death, Iran Regime's India Connection Back In Focus
As widespread destruction across West Asia dominates headlines after Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's assassination in a US and Israeli joint operation, a small Indian village has quietly become part of the global narrative.
-
Decades After 'People's War', Nepal Still Lives With Legacy Of Insurgency
Thirty years ago, a small faction of Nepal's communist movement launched what it called a "People's War."
-
Australian Woman Breaks Guinness World Records With Massive Shopkins Collection
Shopkins are small collectible toys designed in the shape of food, clothing, and everyday items.
-
"Flirted Too Hard": American Woman's Pakistan Move Triggers Mixed Reactions
The post has since attracted significant attention, particularly because of the contrast between her upbringing in the United States and her current surroundings.
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'Presidents Are Powerful But...': Indian-Origin Lawyer On Trump's Tariff Blow
At the centre of the landmark US Supreme Court verdict striking down President Donald Trump's sweeping global tariffs is an Indian-origin lawyer who argued before America's highest court about the illegality of the levies.
-
12 Seconds Apart: Twin Seismic Pulses In China That Set Off US Nuclear Alarm
A small tremor rippled through a remote corner of Central Asia in June 2020. It registered at 2.75 on the seismic scale. The signal was picked up by a monitoring station in Kazakhstan operated by the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Organisation
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Rs 40,000 Rent For 16-Square-Foot House: How 2 Lakh People Live In Hong Kong's 'Coffin Homes'
Hong Kong is known for its glass towers, luxury cars, and tycoon fortunes, yet beneath lurks a hidden crisis of ageing buildings subdivided into coffin homes
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Afghanistan, The Weakest Passport In The World, Allows Visa-Free Access To 24 Countries. Which Are They?
Afghanistan remains at the bottom of the 2026 Henley Passport Index with access to only 24 destinations without a prior visa. Here's the full breakdown of the countries Afghans can enter visa-free or on arrival.
