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Six dead in explosives attack on Mexican police

An explosives attack on a police patrol left six people dead and 14 wounded in one of the regions of Mexico worst hit by drug cartel-related violence, authorities said Wednesday. “It’s an act of brutal terror,” said Enrique Alfaro, governor of the western state of Jalisco. The attack Tuesday night …

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The US knows Narendra Modi’s real face

  By Sardar Khan Niazi During the Indian Prime Minister’s three-day visit to the United States, Indian and non-Indian rights groups in the United States have held protests over Modi’s rule being marred by human rights violations, suppression of dissent, and persecution of religious minorities, particularly Muslims and Christians. Protestors …

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Culprits of hate crime

  By Sardar Khan Niazi Drawing on the dark history of the burning of the Holy Quran, an anti-Muslim far-right provocateur has once again publicly set fire to the Holy Quran in Stockholm. Sweden’s government must call it a hate crime. Pakistan has strongly condemned the despicable act of burning …

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Turkey accuses Greece of new migrant pushbacks

ISTANBUL: Turkey has rescued 95 migrants from three overloaded boats in the Aegean Sea, the interior ministry said on Monday, accusing Greece of “pushing back” the dinghies from its shores. Two inflatable boats carrying 37 people and 47 people respectively were rescued off the Greek island of Lesbos on Saturday, …

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US aircraft carrier arrives in Vietnam

DANANG, Vietnam: A US aircraft carrier arrived in the central Vietnamese city of Danang on Sunday, AFP journalists saw, weeks after Hanoi protested against Chinese vessels sailing in its waters. The USS Ronald Reagan’s port call in Danang comes as the US and Vietnam celebrate the 10th anniversary of their …

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