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Afghan Regime a Threat to Pakistan and the Region: DG ISPR
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German Auto Sector Faces 7% Workforce Decline Amid Trade Pressures
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UK, Portugal set to recognize Palestinian state
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Sudan conflict: Mass killings investigation gets green light from UN
Natasha Booty, Barbara Plett Usher,Africa correspondent and Tom Bateman,State department correspondent AFP via Getty Images It is the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, say aid groups and the G7 An independent fact-finding mission will investigate reported mass killings in the Sudanese city of el-Fasher, the UN announced on Friday. “There has been too much pretence and…
