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  • Мужчина выиграл в лотерею и не поверил своему счастью: большей суммы он в жизни не видел
    Focus.ua - 07:00 May 11, 2025
    Житель Колумбии, штат Южная Каролина, выиграл 1 миллион долларов в лотерею, но сначала подумал, что это шутка.
  • Bangladesh bans activities of ousted PM Hasina’s party
    Dawn - 06:54 May 11, 2025
    Bangladesh’s interim government has banned all activities of the Awami League, the political party of deposed former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, under the country’s Anti-Terrorism Act, citing national security concerns. The decision, announced late Saturday, follows days of street protests led by the student-driven National Citizen Party, which emerged from last year’s uprising that toppled Hasina. Several Islamist and right-wing parties, including Jamaat-e-Islami and other opposition groups, joined the demonstrations, demanding that the Awami League be designated a terrorist organisation. The ban would remain in place until the trial of the party and its leadership over the deaths of hundreds of protesters at the International Crimes Tribunal is completed, the government said in a statement. The government also announced an amendment to the ICT Act, allowing the tribunal to prosecute not only individuals but also political parties and organisations. The change clears the way for the Awami League to be trie...
  • People in Lahore celebrate Pakistan Army’s victory over India
    Dawn - 06:51 May 11, 2025
    LAHORE: People burst into celebrations after the armed forces early on Saturday responded to Indian war hysteria in a befitting manner and brought India to its knees. They celebrated the victory of the army after the ceasefire was announced in the wake of the US intervention. Earlier in the day, Lahore also faced the first missile attack on Saturday that struck the Sundar Industrial Estate and, according to law enforcement agencies, sank into the ground. No loss of life or injury was reported. People, however, were skeptical over Pakistan’s delayed response to India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ and aggressively asked for a befitting response. All the skepticism, however, evaporated when the army announced the launch of Bunyan-um-Marsoos and launched a powerful and well-coordinated military operation, targeting Indian military infrastructure. As the Pakistan Army came out, saying it had avenged the blood of the innocent kids martyred in missile and drone attacks, the people shared the pictures of army artillery truck...
  • Закончится кровавая баня: Трамп ответил на предложение Путина о прямых переговорах с Украиной
    Focus.ua - 06:44 May 11, 2025
    Президент Соединенных Штатов Америки Дональд Трамп назвал "потенциально великим" день, когда президент Российской Федерации Владимир Путин согласился на переговоры с Украиной в Стамбуле. Глава Белого дома отметил, что хотел бы вместо войны заниматься торговлей и восстановлением.
  • Car driven by underage driver kills entire family in Faisalabad
    Dawn - 06:43 May 11, 2025
    TOBA TEK SINGH:A recklessly driven car struck a motorcycle on Canal Road in Faisalabad on Friday night, killing all three members of a family riding the motorcycle. Waris Ali (40) of Dhudhi Wala was riding the bike with his wife Sonia Bibi and their five-year-old son Subhan Ali as pillion riders when the collision occurred near the FCCI Secretariat bridge. The high-speed car collided with the bike head-on. Waris died on the spot, while his wife succumbed to her injuries at Allied Hospital. Their child is feared to have fallen into the canal, as only his shoes were found on the roadside. Rescue 1122 divers have been searching the canal since the night of the accident. Relatives blocked Canal Road for several hours, demanding the arrest of the underage driver, who is the son of a textile mill owner. Madina Town SP later assured protesters that the driver would be arrested soon, after which the protest was called off. In another accident occurred near Chak 396-GB, Rorranwali, in Tandlianwala tehsil, a motorcycle...
  • Pakistan ‘rattles’ India with firm response as patience runs out
    Dawn - 06:34 May 11, 2025
     Security personnel cordon off a road near Nur Khan military airbase after Indian strikes in Rawalpindi on May 10, 2025. — AFP • Launches retaliation attack at military targets after three days of restraint • Brahmos, S-400 missile sites hit • Indian missiles fired at Shorkot, Rawalpindi, Chakwal shot down: ISPR • Six martyred in Gujrat amid shelling on LoC ISLAMABAD: After demonstrating restraint in the face of blatant Indian aggression since Wednesday, Pak­istan launched strikes early Satur­day morning targeting military installations in India and India-held Kashmir. The strikes were launched under operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos at 5:16am. “Bunyan-um-Marsoos” translates as a concrete structure or firm foundation. The missiles, launched by aircraft and ground-based systems, targeted multiple strategic and military sites of India, security sources and state media reported. According to the military’s media wing and Radio Pakistan, the targeted locations included S-400 missile system in Adampur; military intelligence’s training ce­n­tre in Rajouri and brigade hea­d­quarters in Uri; Adampur, Udha­mpur, Pathan­kot, Suratgarh, Sirsa, Bathin...
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  • Behroze Sabzwari hails Pakistan Army’s strong response to Indian aggression
    The Nation - National - 06:25 May 11, 2025
    Veteran Pakistani actor Behroze Sabzwari has praised the Pakistan Armed Forces for their decisive retaliation to India’s recent unprovoked aggression following the Pahalgam incident.
  • 150 flights cancelled nationwide amid post-ceasefire uncertainty
    The Nation - National - 06:02 May 11, 2025
    Despite a ceasefire agreement between Pakistan and India and the formal restoration of airspace operations, around 150 flights were cancelled across Pakistan on Sunday, aviation sources confirmed.
  • В южнокорейском кафе можно выпить кофе с "привкусом диктатуры": в чем его секрет (фото)
    Focus.ua - 06:00 May 11, 2025
    В Южной Корее, всего в двух километрах от границы с Северной Кореей (Корейская Народно-Демократическая республика), работает кафе Daonsoop. В нем посетители могут выпить кофе с видом на колючую проволоку, сторожевые башни и пейзажи другой страны.
  • Gurdwara panel leader slams strike near Nankana Sahib
    Dawn - 05:58 May 11, 2025
    LAHORE: Punjab Minister for Minority Affairs and Chairman of Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee Sardar Ramesh Singh Arora has strongly condemned the Indian drone attack near the revered Sikh holy site of Nankana Sahib, calling it a blatant violation of international laws, religious freedom, and human rights. Speaking at a press conference along with Lahore Press Club (LPC) President Arshad Ansari and prominent Sikh personalities including Sardar Bishan Singh, Satwant Kaur, Sardar Jaskaran Singh, and Kalyan Singh Kalyan, here at LPC on Saturday, the minister decried recent missile attacks on mosques and drone strikes on minority worship places, declaring these actions as part of a wider Indian conspiracy to malign Pakistan’s image and ignite religious tensions in the region. Sardar Arora said that Pakistan could never even imagine of targeting Sikh religious sites, and emphasised that the country’s bond with the Sikh community is founded on sincerity, reverence, and mutual respect. He categorically re...
  • Rahim Yar Khan’s Sheikh Zayed airport damaged by Indian strike
    Dawn - 05:55 May 11, 2025
     DEBRIS is strewn across the runway and lounge of Sheikh Zayed International Airport after it was hit by a missile fired by India on Saturday.—Dawn DEBRIS is strewn across the runway and lounge of Sheikh Zayed International Airport after it was hit by a missile fired by India on Saturday.—Dawn RAHIM YAR KHAN: The Sheikh Zayed International Airport (SZIA) in Rahim Yar Khan district of Punjab — a landmark viewed as a symbol of friendship between Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates — was struck by an air-to-surface missile fired by India in the early hours of Saturday, causing significant damage to its infrastructure, including the Royal Lounge used by the UAE president and his family. Deputy Commissioner Khuram Javed confirmed that India targeted the airport with both a missile and a drone. He said the airport is occasionally used by the Abu Dhabi royal family, as commercial flight operations have been suspended since 2023. The attack destroyed the Royal Lounge, and a 10-foot-wide crater was left at the apron area of the airport. The deputy commissioner also confirmed that the UAE embassy has been informed about the damage caused to the airport. Locals l...
  • Weapons snatched from police, levies personnel in Noshki, Mastung
    Dawn - 05:49 May 11, 2025
    • Two police vans set on fire • Five grenade attacks reported in Quetta • Blast near Sibi railway station QUETTA/ GWADAR: Unknown armed men snatched official weapons from the police and Levies force personnel on various highways of Noski and Mastung districts and also set on fire their two vehicles. Earlier, the armed men had blocked the highways at different points in the districts. Officials said armed men blocked the main road in Washbo area late on Friday night and intercepted two police vehicles patrolling in the area. They took the police personnel into custody and after snatching their weapons, burnt both vehicles. Reports suggested that the miscreants also blocked the Quetta-Taftan highway in Ahmedwal area of Noshki district. They intercepted four vehicles carrying gas from Taftan and took away four persons with them at gunpoint who belonged to Punjab. They also entered police and Levies stations and snatched their weapons. The armed men also blocked roads in the Dasht area of Mastung district and som...
  • IHC dismisses plea for Imran’s release on parole
    Dawn - 05:21 May 11, 2025
    ISLAMABAD: The Reg­istrar Office of the Islamabad High Court (IHC) has returned a petition seeking the release of former prime minister and PTI founder Imran Khan on parole, citing multiple procedural objections. The plea was filed by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur through senior advocate Latif Khosa. The petition, which sought Mr Khan’s release under parole, was dismissed for not fulfilling basic legal requirements. The Registrar Office objected that the plea was not filed by the aggrieved individual himself and failed to name Mr Khan as a party in it. Additionally, the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) — the prosecuting authority in the case in which Mr Khan is serving the sentence — was not listed as a respondent. The registrar also noted that the full addresses of involved parties were missing, and raised concerns over the legal standing of a third party seeking such relief on behalf of a convicted individual. Returns petition for not fulfilling basic legal requirements Following t...
  • Will nation-states use AI to usher in apocalypse?
    CryptoSlate - 05:00 May 11, 2025
    The following is a guest post and opinion of Manouk Termaaten, Founder and CEO of Vertical Studio AI Governments are using AI for disinformation—an unethical, authoritarian use with grave implications for freedom and truth around the world. The fact that nation-states use AI for disinformation has major implications for freedom of thought, free elections, and the […] The post Will nation-states use AI to usher in apocalypse? appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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  • Гороскоп для всех знаков Зодиака на 11 мая 2025 года
    Focus.ua - 05:00 May 11, 2025
    Сегодня вам удастся увидеть красоту в самом обычном моменте. Не пытайтесь подстроиться под всех — ваше мнение не должно теряться в толпе.
  • ‘Ik wist: als we hier neerstorten, brengen we het er niet levend van af’
    FD - 04:15 May 11, 2025
    De lessen die Dominique Scheinemacher leerde als helikoptervlieger in Afghanistan gebruikt ze nu in trainingen. ‘Maar weinig mensen weten wat wij militairen doen.’
  • Ukraine’s allies set ultimatum for 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine
    Dawn - 04:10 May 11, 2025
    MOSCOW: After European leaders backed a US plan for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine and threatened Russia with “massive” sanctions if it failed to comply, the Kremlin accused European countries on Saturday of making contradictory and confrontational statements. “We hear many contradictory statements from Europe. They are generally confrontational in nature rather than aimed at trying to revive our relations. Nothing more,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov was quoted as saying. Ukraine and European leaders agreed on Saturday to an unconditional 30-day ceasefire on May 12 with the backing of US President Donald Trump, threatening Presi­dent Vladimir Putin with new “massive” sanctions if he failed to comply. The announcement was made by the leaders of Britain, France, Germany, Poland and Ukraine after a meeting in Kyiv, after which they held a phone call with Trump. The US leader, who wants a rapid peace, has not commented publicly on the course of action. “So all of us here, together with the US, are calling Putin...
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  • Terugleverboetes voor zonne-energie zijn best te vermijden
    FD - 04:00 May 11, 2025
    Drie miljoen huishoudens met zonnepanelen balen van stijgende terugleverkosten voor zonnestroom. Daar zijn oplossingen voor.