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The former J&K chief said the suffering of civilians in Pahalgam, Gaza or Iran cannot be viewed through different moral or political lenses; “civilian blood has no nationality, and international justice cannot have double standards,” she added
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Canada's women's wheelchair basketball team improved to 3-0 in the preliminary round at the world championships in Ottawa with a 66-62 win over China on Saturday at TD Place.
Former leader of the People's Alliance for Democracy, Sondhi Limthongkul, is trying to pressure the government regarding the issue of "transnational grey capital".
The protests follow the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party winning a state election last week as it seeks to form the first far-right government in Germany since World War II.
Celine Dion wept tears of joy on Saturday as she fulfilled her dream of returning to the stage after years battling a rare neurological disorder, with a sell-out concert in Paris.
South Africans will continue paying 15% VAT on electricity despite power tariffs having increased by as much as 165% over the past decade.
