Imran Khan: Pakistan military is 'petrified' of elections
In an interview with BBC Hardtalk, the former PM says only a free and fair vote can save Pakistan.
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Haryana: Days after Nuh, Gurugram violence, victims count losses
Six people have died in religious violence that broke out in Haryana state this week.
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Turkish Inflation Surges More Than Forecast to End Long Slowdown
Turkish inflation ended its eight-month deceleration in July, putting it on track for a surge that the central
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London Stock Exchange Sees Income Growth at High End of Range
London Stock Exchange Group Plc expects income growth for the year to reach the upper end of its
1970-01-01 08:00
BMW Raises Outlook for Vehicle Deliveries on Strong EV Demand
BMW AG increased its forecast for vehicle deliveries for the year on the back of a deep order
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Travis King: North Korea responds to request for information on US soldier
Travis King dashed across the border to North Korea from the South in July.
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Hong Kong’s New Crypto Regime Awards First Exchange License to HashKey
The first license under Hong Kong’s new crypto regime went to HashKey Exchange, legalizing the retail trading of
1970-01-01 08:00
Egypt Looks Beyond Rate Hike to Cool Record Inflation
Not even record inflation looks likely to spur Egypt’s first interest-rate hike since March, with policymakers seen raiding
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BOJ Intervenes for Second Time This Week to Slow Yield Spike
The Bank of Japan came into the market for the second time this week to slow gains in
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Tech shares fall as China mulls child smartphone limits
Shares of firms such as Alibaba and video-sharing website Bilibili extended their losses in Asia on Thursday.
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Floating Solar Panels Turn Old Industrial Sites Into Green Energy Goldmines
Putting solar panels on water to generate power sounded like a dangerous gimmick to Benedikt Ortmann when he
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Pope meets victims of clerical sexual abuse in Portugal
A report this year said at least 4,815 children in Portugal were abused by members of the clergy.
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