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Mohammad Zahran Hashim — the suspected mastermind of the Sri Lankan Easter bombings — spent a “substantial amount of time
Political reasons behind Asad’s ouster
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US refuses to share data on F-16s with India
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Story behind an unsuccessful assassination bid
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Pakistan among top 20 military spending countries in 2018: Sipri report
Pakistan was 2018’s 20th biggest military spender in the world with an expenditure of $11.4 billion, a report published by
‘Why abolish a system you yourself are a product of?’ Miandad asks PM Imran
A day after lashing out at the government for “ruining sports in the country”, legendary cricketer Javed Miandad went on
Well ‘discovery’ at Guru Nanak’s enclosure
NAROWAL: The caretakers of Gurdwara Baba Guru Nanak at Kirtarpur, Shakargarh tehsil, claim that a 550-year-old well has been discovered
PM Khan meets Chinese President Xi in Beijing
Prime Minister Imran Khan met Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Sunday,
‘Unforgivable damage will occur if bail is not extended’: Nawaz files appeal in SC
Ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday filed an application in the Supreme Court seeking an extension in his six-week
