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FIFA Lifts Ban On Pakistan Football Federation After Necessary Constitutional Changes
FIFA, the world governing body of football, has lifted the suspension on the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) after the necessary constitutional changes were made to ensure smooth governance of the sport in the country
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Israel Stops Entry Of All Aid And Supplies Into Gaza As Ceasefire Ends
Israel said Sunday it is stopping the entry of all goods and supplies into the Gaza Strip.
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US Sees 1st Measles Death In Decade: Here's What To Know, How To Avoid It
An unvaccinated child in Texas died from measles this week, marking the first US death from the highly contagious virus in nearly a decade.
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"Lumpenism": West Bengal Professors Association On Jadavpur Student Protest
The West Bengal College and University Professors Association (WBCUPA) described Saturday's rampage by left student activists in Jadavpur University campus where Education minister Bratya Basu was heckled by protestors as "lumpenism".
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Pakistan Football Federation Congress Approves Constitutional Amendments, Clears Path For FIFA Suspension Lift
The Pakistan Football Federation Congress has approved amendments to its constitution, a move that could potentially lead to the lifting of the suspension imposed by FIFA.
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North Korea Opens Its Doors To Foreign Tourists For 1st Time Since Covid
A small group of foreign tourists has visited North Korea in the past week, making them the first international travellers to enter the country in five years except for a group of Russian tourists who went to the North last year.
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Karoline Leavitt, Trump's 'Gen Z' Spokeswoman Becomes Face Of Battle With The Press
Karoline Leavitt announced on Tuesday that the White House itself -- and not an independent association of correspondents -- would henceforth choose which reporters get to cover Trump up close in the Oval Office and on Air Force One.
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White House Attacks "Free Press", Will Pick Media Who Can Cover Trump
Donald Trump's spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said that the independent White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) would no longer have a "monopoly" on choosing members of the "press pool."
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1st Phase Of Ceasefire Nears End, Here's How Many Hostages Are Still In Gaza
Hamas freed six Israelis on Saturday in the last scheduled release of living hostages by the militant group under the current stage of a ceasefire agreement with Israel.
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Taliban Confirms Arrest Of A British Couple In Their 70s In Afghanistan
The couple runs Afghanistan-based Rebuild, an organisation that provides education and training programs for businesses, government agencies, educational organizations and non-governmental groups.
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UK Couple Arrested In Afghanistan By Taliban. Children Appeal For Release
A British couple in their 70s who run education programs in Afghanistan have lost contact with their family after being detained by the Taliban early this month, their children say.
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Pakistan's Newest, Most Expensive Airport Is A Bit Of A Mystery. Here's Why
With no passengers and no planes, Pakistan's newest and most expensive airport is a bit of a mystery. Entirely financed by China to the tune of $240 million, it's anyone's guess when New Gwadar International Airport will open for business.
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Bill Clinton's "Reinventing Government" Saved Billions. Can Trump Do That
A new administration swept into Washington and announced plans to shake it up, using corporate know-how and new technology to streamline the federal bureaucracy.
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How Donald Trump Can Return Savings From Elon Musk's DOGE To US Taxpayers
An idea first proposed on social media has bubbled up to the White House and received President Donald Trump's enthusiastic endorsement: Take some of the savings from billionaire Elon Musk's drive to cut government spending and return to taxpayers.
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All About Fort Knox Gold Reserves And How Safe It Is
President Donald Trump says Elon Musk will be looking at Fort Knox, the legendary depository in Kentucky for American gold reserves, to make sure the gold is still there.
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FIFA Lifts Ban On Pakistan Football Federation After Necessary Constitutional Changes
FIFA, the world governing body of football, has lifted the suspension on the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) after the necessary constitutional changes were made to ensure smooth governance of the sport in the country
-
Israel Stops Entry Of All Aid And Supplies Into Gaza As Ceasefire Ends
Israel said Sunday it is stopping the entry of all goods and supplies into the Gaza Strip.
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US Sees 1st Measles Death In Decade: Here's What To Know, How To Avoid It
An unvaccinated child in Texas died from measles this week, marking the first US death from the highly contagious virus in nearly a decade.
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"Lumpenism": West Bengal Professors Association On Jadavpur Student Protest
The West Bengal College and University Professors Association (WBCUPA) described Saturday's rampage by left student activists in Jadavpur University campus where Education minister Bratya Basu was heckled by protestors as "lumpenism".
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Pakistan Football Federation Congress Approves Constitutional Amendments, Clears Path For FIFA Suspension Lift
The Pakistan Football Federation Congress has approved amendments to its constitution, a move that could potentially lead to the lifting of the suspension imposed by FIFA.
-
North Korea Opens Its Doors To Foreign Tourists For 1st Time Since Covid
A small group of foreign tourists has visited North Korea in the past week, making them the first international travellers to enter the country in five years except for a group of Russian tourists who went to the North last year.
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Karoline Leavitt, Trump's 'Gen Z' Spokeswoman Becomes Face Of Battle With The Press
Karoline Leavitt announced on Tuesday that the White House itself -- and not an independent association of correspondents -- would henceforth choose which reporters get to cover Trump up close in the Oval Office and on Air Force One.
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White House Attacks "Free Press", Will Pick Media Who Can Cover Trump
Donald Trump's spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said that the independent White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) would no longer have a "monopoly" on choosing members of the "press pool."
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1st Phase Of Ceasefire Nears End, Here's How Many Hostages Are Still In Gaza
Hamas freed six Israelis on Saturday in the last scheduled release of living hostages by the militant group under the current stage of a ceasefire agreement with Israel.
-
Taliban Confirms Arrest Of A British Couple In Their 70s In Afghanistan
The couple runs Afghanistan-based Rebuild, an organisation that provides education and training programs for businesses, government agencies, educational organizations and non-governmental groups.
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UK Couple Arrested In Afghanistan By Taliban. Children Appeal For Release
A British couple in their 70s who run education programs in Afghanistan have lost contact with their family after being detained by the Taliban early this month, their children say.
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Pakistan's Newest, Most Expensive Airport Is A Bit Of A Mystery. Here's Why
With no passengers and no planes, Pakistan's newest and most expensive airport is a bit of a mystery. Entirely financed by China to the tune of $240 million, it's anyone's guess when New Gwadar International Airport will open for business.
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Bill Clinton's "Reinventing Government" Saved Billions. Can Trump Do That
A new administration swept into Washington and announced plans to shake it up, using corporate know-how and new technology to streamline the federal bureaucracy.
-
How Donald Trump Can Return Savings From Elon Musk's DOGE To US Taxpayers
An idea first proposed on social media has bubbled up to the White House and received President Donald Trump's enthusiastic endorsement: Take some of the savings from billionaire Elon Musk's drive to cut government spending and return to taxpayers.
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All About Fort Knox Gold Reserves And How Safe It Is
President Donald Trump says Elon Musk will be looking at Fort Knox, the legendary depository in Kentucky for American gold reserves, to make sure the gold is still there.
