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Suicide Blast Kills Five in Pakistan’s Bannu District

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Washington — Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa arrived in the United States on Saturday for a landmark official visit, a day

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Truth About Saudi Arabia’s Al-Jasser: How Media Mistook a Spy for a Journalist

By painting convicted criminals as victims and disregarding facts provided by official channels, some Western outlets compromise their own credibility

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India’s Right to Defend—When Terrorism Strikes, Justice Must Prevail: UAE Political Analyst

Abu Dhabi — UAE-based political scientist Amjad Taha stirred conversation with a powerful statement on X on Friday, defending India’s

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India Eliminates Daniel Pearl’s Killer in Precision Strike on Terror

New Delhi — In a high-precision military operation under Operation Sindoor on Wednesday, Indian forces have successfully eliminated Abdul Rauf

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UAE Analyst Taha Slams Western Silence on Muslim Brotherhood’s Rise

Dubai — In a recent podcast interview that has sparked renewed debate over the West’s handling of Islamist extremist groups,