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Thousand of Muslims have come out in the middle of the night in Ujjain, India to protect the 600-yr old Shahi mosque as the Hindutva regime plans to demolish it!
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Priceless - watch the Swedish far right realise, live on air, that they're out of power and have been knocked into third place.
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”عمران خان نے کہا، میری قوم کو بتائو یہ جیل میں میرے ساتھ کتنا ظلم کر رہے ہیں۔ یہ انسان نہیں ہیں، انہوں نے مجھے قید تنہائی میں ٹیلی ویژن یا پڑھنے کیلئے کسی بھی قسم کے مواد سے دور رکھا۔ میرے سر میں کچھ ہوتا تھا، میں نے ڈاکٹرز سے اپنی طبیعت کا کئی بار ذکر کیا مگر انہیں کوئی پرواہ نہیں۔“ ہمشیرہ اعظممئ خان، 9 ماہ بعد عمران خان سے ملنے کے بعد ملاقات کا احوال بتاتے ہوئے آبدیدہ
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EXCLUSIVE: UAE-funded mercenary 'ran covert operation' against British activist in London itv.com/news/2026-08-19/uae-…
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I have asked the Punjab CM to ensure that every health facility in the country is made available for Nawaz Sharif to get the treatment of his choice. The federal govt will assist wherever required. I wish him good health.
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UAE has been cancelling visas of Pakistanis silently, recently someone I knew who was on Umrah in KSA, got a text informing him that his UAE visa has been terminated, he cannot go back to UAE now. He had 2 bank accounts, both have become inactive now. He was running a business.
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First in my bloodline to see a nation celebrating its slavery with this zeal and zest
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The only thing that is annoying Emiratis truly about Saudi Pakistan Turkey Alliance that it is framed as Islamic in nature. If the alliance was framed as an Arab alliance, the UAE would be in board. Someone should write academically why the UAE hates islam so much. It is psychotic.
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The UAE is a hereditary monarchy and dictatorship which allows no elections or political dissent.
If you criticise the rulers in the UAE you end up in jail.
And their paid influencers are giving lessons to the West on how to run their nations?
Make it make sense.
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As I said a few months ago, 90% of Pakistan's poor and middle class will live in a dystopian ecosystem similar to the Rio favelas and Johannesburg townships, while the rich elites will live in fortified, secure societies totally immune from the rest. This is the future of Pakistan. Choose your neighborhood or community accordingly.
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So much respect to that man for not only calling out these killers but staying steadfast even when that nasty racist walked over to try to intimidate him.
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ICAN condemns yesterday's reported Indian ballistic missile test, practicing the mass killing of civilians is reprehensible and to be condemned at any time, but to do so on #HiroshimaDay is an insult to the survivors of that atrocity. #NuclearBan
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Drone attacks are immoral. They cause deaths of innocent civilians and insane because the killed militants become martyrs and are replaced
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I believe that the EU should take a hard stance Morocco after what looks like a facilitated invasion of Spanish territory, in fact put some sanctions on it.
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India has provided thousands of military components to Israeli companies supplying parts to the armed forces, raising risks that New Delhi is supporting what Amnesty International calls an ongoing genocide against Palestinians bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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“This system has failed!” No shit, Sir! You’re Interior Minister + Senator + Part-time Foreign Minister + Full-time PCB Chairman + Shadow Chief Minister + Media Channel Owner + Quasi-Ambassador to the US + Special Liaison for Pakistan to Mojtaba Khamenei. The system is resting on your very capable shoulders, Sir!
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Of all the grave crises Pakistan is facing, nothing is more existential than the crisis within its intelligentsia.
Decades of state repression, tyranny and personal ambitions have disconnected them from their own reality, taking away not just their voice and credibility, but their ability to imagine and offer a better alternate to direct and indirect military rule.
Today, some can't, many won't, and most others simply don't want to speak about the problems at home. Hence, they compensate by showing solidarity with victims or expressing outrage against oppressors elsewhere around the world.
Their dilemma? Silence at home is becoming costly; speaking out on issues abroad is becoming costlier.