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Pakistan Diplomat Says There’s a Bounty on His Head For Calling India’s Modi a ‘Butcher’
A heated war of words between top Pakistani and Indian envoys highlights diplomatic tensions between the decades-old rivals.
These Climate Change Victims Risk Everything to Catch Crabs for the Rich
“We are barefoot, heavily in debt and poor, but these agents and suppliers have become millionaires, they have large bungalows, luxurious cars, and land.”
Why This Misunderstood Neighbourhood 9000 Miles From Brazil Has Its Biggest Superfans
“They’re our brothers. They look just like us. They dance just like us, they call it Samba, we call it Lewa.”
Influencer Accused of Scamming Women Out of $2M, Seeks Protection From ‘Thugs’
Sidra Humaid, who ran hundreds of money-saving schemes in Pakistan for five years, posted on Facebook last week that she’s somehow lost it all.
Why Did the Taliban Welcome This Woman to Afghanistan With Big Smiles?
Analysts say Pakistan made a power move by sending a female minister to talk shop with the all-men government of Afghanistan.
Big Promises Were Made at COP27. Where’s the Money?
“This is a down payment on investment in our futures, and in climate justice,” Sherry Rehman, Pakistan’s climate change minister said.
Pakistan’s Imran Khan Shot in Leg, Survives Possible Assassination Attempt
Initial reports say a gunman opened fire at Khan during his popular long march to the country’s capital.
A Journalist Was Crushed to Death After Falling From a Politician’s Truck
Sadaf Naeem’s last video shows her chasing a vehicle carrying Imran Khan. Journalists are now questioning the lack of safety training in Pakistan.
One of the World’s Most Secretive Spy Agencies Just Held Their First Press Conference
The mysterious killing in Kenya of a prominent Pakistani journalist triggered the unprecedented ISI briefing.
Just How Rich Is Rishi Sunak, the UK’s New Prime Minister?
A big chunk of Sunak’s wealth is linked to his Indian billionaire father-in-law.
Pakistani Journalist Who Criticised Government Shot Dead by Police in Kenya
Kenyan authorities claim Arshad Sharif, who fled Pakistan after criticising the government and military, was shot dead in a case of mistaken identity.
This Politician Wants ‘Transgender’ to Be Defined as People Who Pee With One Hole
Pakistan passed a progressive law in 2018 that gives transgender communities constitutional rights. Now some senators and clerics want to change it.