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UK: Starmer Tells Cabinet He Is “Going Nowhere” as Junior Minister Resigns
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PTI Founder’s Eye Examination Case: Supreme Court Issues Written Order
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3 More Members of Iranian Women’s Football Team Leave Asylum in Australia and Return Home
Canberra, Australia — Three additional members of Iran’s women’s national football team have decided to abandon their asylum claims in Australia and return to Iran, Australian authorities confirmed on Sunday.The development leaves only three players from the original group of seven who will remain in Australia. The seven athletes had sought sanctuary during the Women’s…
