Pakistani rupee slumps 9.6% to historic low against US dollar as govt lifts exchange cap
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The Pakistani rupee fell to a historic low on Thursday at 255.43 rupees to a dollar.

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Nine killed, 20 injured amid Israeli troops' West Bank raid, say Palestinians
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Seven gunmen and two civilians have been killed by Israeli forces during a raid in the West Bank on Thursday (January 26), said the Palestinian off

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US econ­o­my posts strong growth in Q4 but un­der­ly­ing weak­ness
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Most econ­o­mists ex­pect a re­ces­sion by the sec­ond half of the year, though a short, mild one com­pared to pre­vi­ous ones.
Published On 26 Jan 2023

US: Five former Memphis police officers charged with murder in Tyre Nichols’ death
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Five fired Memphis police officers were charged with second-degree murder and other crimes on Thursday (January 26) in connection with the arrest a

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Rus­sia: NATO war in­volve­ment ‘grow­ing’ with arms to Ukraine
War ex­perts are di­vid­ed on how ef­fec­tive Ger­many’s Leop­ard 2 and US Abrams tanks will be against Russ­ian forces.
Published On 26 Jan 2023

UN survey shows opium production in Myanmar surged to a nine-year high in 2022
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A report by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) showed that opium poppy cultivation in Myanmar surged in 2022 reaching the highest

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Bosnia: Indian businessman charged with organised crime
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Indian businessman Pramod Mittal was charged in Bosnia on Thursday with heading an organised crime group and abuse of office while he was head of t

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Pelosi sells Google stocks right before DOJ announces antitrust lawsuit

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, once again, was caught insider trading after it emerged that the 82-year-old politician sold 30,000 shares of Alphabet for nearly $3 million a month before the Justice Department announced an antitrust lawsuit against Google.

On January 24, the US Justice Department and eight states announced a lawsuit against Google alleging that the tech giant had a monopoly over Internet search traffic and took anti-competitive actions.

Pelosi's husband also found himself in a similar situation last year when he traded $1 million to $5 million worth of semiconductor stocks days before Congress passed legislation that would provide the industry with $52 million.

Earlier Tuesday, the PELOSI Act was introduced in the Senate, which would ban members of Congress from trading in...

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⚡️ Rocket Warning Sirens Sound in southern Israel, the country's military confirmed.

Unverified footage on social media allegedly shows Iron Dome intercepting a rocket attack from Gaza.

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Glorification of 'Anti-India Terrorists' in Australia Condemned After Attacks

Three Hindu temples were vandalised with anti-India graffiti in an attempt to “sow hatred and division” amongst the peaceful multicultural Indian-Australian community, the Indian High Commission in Canberra stated, noting the “alarming frequency and impunity” with which the attacks take place.

“Pro-Khalistan elements are stepping up their activities in Australia, actively aided and abetted by members of proscribed terrorist organisations such as the Sikhs for Justice (SFJ),” the commission said.

It also declared its concern about a so-called referendum proscribed by the organisation due to take place in Melbourne and Sydney - and called on the Australian government to take “suitable” action and ensure the safety of the Indian community.

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Biden to court wealthy donors as he preps 2024 campaign in coming weeks - sources
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Exclusive: Biden to court wealthy donors as he preps 2024 campaign in coming weeks - sources

Hundreds protest outside Leinster House over controversial Coillte deal
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Environmentalists, farmers, and opposition politicians were among the hundreds outside Leinster House this afternoon, protesting at a controversial deal made by Coillte

Man (20s) injured in Dublin stabbing
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A man, aged in his 20s, was hospitalised after being stabbed in an attack in Dublin city centre on Thursday

Man (47) jailed for three years for raping his sleeping girlfriend
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Francis Bourne (47) of Lower Main Street, Buncrana, Co Donegal pleaded guilty to the rape of a woman at her home in Donegal on November 31, 2016.

Lack of ring-fenced funding for child mental health services ‘incredible’ – TD
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Labour’s Duncan Smith told the Dáil that Camhs had ‘to fight, to compete with other health services for funding’

Nobody told me we’re at war – NATO state's president
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The US and Germany might be at war with Russia, but that is news to Croatia, said Zoran Milanovic

Commenting on the German foreign minister’s declaration that Europe is “fighting a war against Russia,” Croatian President Zoran Milanovic said on Thursday that this was news to him, and wished Berlin better luck than in WWII.

Croatia “should in no way help” Ukraine militarily, Milanovic said while visiting the port city of Split. “Do you want us to enter the war?”

Framing the Ukraine conflict as one between Washington and Moscow, he reminded reporters that he...

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US Cen­sus could get MENA cat­e­go­ry af­ter new rec­om­men­da­tions
US gov­ern­ment pan­el rec­om­mends adding box on Cen­sus to count peo­ple from the Mid­dle East and North Africa re­gion.
Published On 26 Jan 2023

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EU Plans More Africa, ME, Asia Deportations, But Members Divided

Migration ministers will discuss sending more people back to their home countries - including Senegal, Bangladesh and Iraq - as the bloc seeks to better its coordination on returns.

The bloc cites a lack of help from the countries for the discussions, which aim to agree more visa restrictions for people with no right to asylum - and it considers the rate of returns, which currently sits at 21% according to latest Eurostat data, “unacceptably low”.

Countries remain split about policy, however, with Austria and Hungary complaining about the mostly-Muslim immigration from the Middle East and North Africa - but German seeking to fill the gaps in their job market with much-needed workers. (Reuters)

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New York City bike path at­tack­er con­vict­ed for 2017 ram­page
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Say­ful­lo Saipov, who killed eight peo­ple af­ter dri­ving a truck down a busy New York City bike path, faces death penal­ty.
Published On 26 Jan 2023