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Pakistan Ready for Strong Response as Taliban-Fueled Terror Hits Islamabad

Pakistan vows strong response to Taliban-backed terror in Islamabad as cross-border attacks escalate amid failed negotiations.

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Two explosions rock Afghanistan’s Kabul

Zabihullah says explosion is being investigated, "but no casualties have yet been reported"

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Sunni Ittehad Council Chief Sahibzada Hamid Raza Arrested, Shifted to Faisalabad Jail

SIC Chairman Sahibzada Hamid Raza arrested in Faisalabad over May 9 riots; PTI claims he surrendered voluntarily.

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SoFi Profit Jumps on Strong Growth in Fee‑Based Businesses

SoFi Reports Record Q4 ProfitFintech lender SoFi Technologies saw its fourth-quarter profit rise sharply, driven by strong loan demand and rapid growth in fee-based businesses. Shares climbed 5.7% in premarket…

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Zelensky Rejects Territorial Concessions as US–Ukraine Peace Talks Wrap Up

Peace negotiations in Geneva between the United States and Ukraine have ended with both sides noting “progress,” even though major gaps remain—especially on issues of territory and security guarantees. Ukrainian…

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CAIR Sues Texas Governor Over “Terrorist” Label and Sharia Court Claims

CAIR sues Texas Governor Abbott over “terrorist” designation and Sharia court claims, defending Muslim civil rights and First Amendment protections.

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India Arrests IIOJK Resident Linked to Deadly Delhi Car Blast

India arrests IIOJK resident over Delhi car blast, linked to car bomb that killed 12 and injured 20+.

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Delhi Red Fort Blast: Investigators Probe Kashmir Link and Explosives Seizure

Delhi Red Fort car blast kills 8; NIA probes links to Kashmir arrests and Faridabad explosives seizure. Investigation ongoing.

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France Marks 10 Years Since Bataclan Attacks Amid Ongoing Jihadist Threat

As France commemorates the 10th anniversary of the Bataclan terror attacks, the nation is reminded that the jihadist threat remains ever-present. Authorities recently arrested Maëva B, a 27-year-old French convert…

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Delhi Car Blast: Death Toll Climbs to 12 as India Probes Link to IIOJK Arrests

Delhi car blast kills 12; NIA investigates possible link to IIOJK arrests as PM Modi vows justice for the deadly Red Fort explosion.

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Punjab Police on High Alert After Islamabad Blast: Security Tightened at Courts, Chinese Projects, and Judges’ Residences

Punjab Police boost security across courts, judges’ residences, and Chinese projects after Islamabad blast; IGP ensures foolproof safety plan.

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Motorcyclist Who Dropped Islamabad Suicide Bomber Arrested; Punjab on High Alert After Court Blast

Motorcyclist arrested after Islamabad court blast kills 12. Punjab boosts security at judicial sites after twin terror incidents.

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President Zardari & PM Shehbaz Pledge Strong Action Against Foreign-Backed Terrorism After Islamabad Blast

President Zardari & PM Shehbaz vow decisive action against foreign-backed terrorism after Islamabad suicide blast kills 12 and injures 36.

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