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Drone recovered near International Border in Punjab's Ferozepur

Drone was coming from Pakistan, BSF opened fire and recovered China-made quadcopter from Ferozepur.

The Hindu

Extreme drought in northern Italy mirrors climate in Ethiopia

Research shows global heating creates ‘whiplash effect’ of erratic extremes – often in poorest countries

The Guardian - UK

World Cup: What lies ahead for India, New Zealand, South Africa, Australia

Will India's formidable pace trio overpower New Zealand's batting brilliance, or can Australia's top-order dominance stand strong against South Africa's explosive starters? TOI examines what lies ahead in the semifinals

The Times of India

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Why Western countries share the blame for the plight of 1.7 million Afghans being deported from Pakistan

On November 1, Pakistan began a nationwide operation to deport over 1.7 million Afghans it says are living in the country illegally. There are now an estimated 10,000 people returning to Afghanistan each day.

The Conversation

Realism, not machismo, to counter terror

Counter-terrorism is a delicate act; it is to be carried out with due thought and realism, not raging machismo

The Hindu

Babar Azam should quit captaincy and focus on his batting: Ex-Pakistan players

NEW DELHI: Prominent former Pakistani cricketers, including Shoaib Malik, Kamran Akmal, and Abdul Razzaq, are of the opinion that captain Babar Azam should relinquish his leadership role and focus on his individual game after Pakistan's disappointing World Cup campaign.

The Times of India

Babar Azam hasn't improved as a leader in last 3-4 years: Shahid Afridi

NEW DELHI: Amid Pakistan's group-stage exit from the ongoing World Cup, Babar Azam and his leadership skills continue to be the hot topic of discussion in the neighbouring country.

The Times of India

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Pakistan skipper Babar Azam arrives in Lahore, to meet PCB chief this week

NEW DELHI: Pakistan captain Babar Azam returned to Lahore on Monday following a disappointing World Cup campaign, amid speculation that he won't step down voluntarily but will await the Pakistan Cricket Board's decision.

The Times of India

Morne Morkel resigns as Pakistan's bowling coach

Morne Morkel resigned as Pakistan cricket team's bowling coach two days after their World Cup elimination. He joined the team in June on a six-month contract and his first assignment was a two-Test series in Sri Lanka. PCB will announce his replacement and Pakistan's next assignment is a three-Test series…

The Hindu

Pakistan opens 3 new border crossings to deport Afghans in ongoing crackdown on migrants

Pakistan has opened three new border crossings to expedite the deportation of Afghans living in the country illegally

The Independent UK

'Babar kya khaak kaptani karega...': Disappointed Ramiz Raja loses cool, tears into PCB after Pakistan's World Cup ouster

NEW DELHI: A fuming former Pakistan skipper and cricket board chairman Ramiz Raja lashed out at the PCB for destroying Pakistan cricket after Babar Azam and Co.'s exit from the ongoing World Cup in India.

The Times of India

World Cup: Jos Buttler safe, focus on Babar Azam

ECB sticks with Jos as skipper for limited overs tour of Windies; despite backlash at home, team stands firmly behind Pakistan captain

The Times of India

Eighty fishermen released from Pakistan jail arrive in Gujarat, reunited with kin for Diwali

Eighty fishermen released from Pakistani jail reach Gujarat for Diwali. 200 still in Pakistani jails. Pakistan released 400 Indian fishermen in May-June.

The Hindu

Outdated batting approach, sting-less pace attack: Factors that punctured Pakistan's World Cup hopes

NEW DELHI: An outdated batting approach, dismal performance of the spinners, lack of back-up options and selection blunders have led to another early World Cup exit for the forever unpredictable Pakistan unit.

The Times of India

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The Guardian - UK

Across the globe, compassion for migrants has given way to cruel, performative politics

From Britain and Italy to Tunisia and Pakistan, our leaders crave being seen to be tough as a distraction from their failures at home

Wallpaper

ALEEYA. design studio unites corporate and creative in boutique office in Pakistan

ALEEYA. design studio unveils The Extension, a corporate and creative workspace serving as the practice's new design HQ

The Times of India

Shadab Khan calls for shift in cultural mindset amidst criticism of captain Babar Azam

NEW DELHI: Vice-captain Shadab Khan has voiced his support for skipper Babar Azam in the aftermath of Pakistan's World Cup campaign, urging a change in the cultural mindset that singles out the captain for both victory and defeat. Despite growing demands from former Pakistan cricketers to remove Azam as captain,…

The Times of India

World Cup: Ben Stokes and David Willey help England end on a high

KOLKATA: "We're gonna bat first." With those words, England captain Jos Buttler literally ended the slimmest hope that Pakistan had of sneaking into the World Cup semifinals at the Eden Gardens on Saturday.

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'I'm done': England's David Willey confident in retirement decision

NEW DELHI: England fast bowler David Willey expressed confidence in his decision to retire from international cricket after playing a crucial role in England's 93-run victory over Pakistan in their last group game at the World Cup in Kolkata.

The Times of India

'Maybe Pakistan batters need to be selfish like Virat': Michael Vaughan takes another dig at Mohammad Hafeez

NEW DELHI: The war of words between former England captain Michael Vaughan and ex-Pakistan batter Mohammad Hafeez refuses to die, with none leaving any opportunity to troll the other on microblogging social media platform 'X'.

The Times of India

'It's not a crime to make mistakes...': Mickey Arthur backs Pakistan captain Babar Azam

NEW DELHI: In the aftermath of Pakistan's World Cup campaign concluding with a 93-run defeat against England, team director Mickey Arthur has come to the defence of skipper Babar Azam. Speculations had been circulating that Babar might step down from the captaincy after the tournament, fueled by criticism from former…

The Hindu

80 Indian fishermen released by Pak govt. handed over to BSF at the Wagah border

80 Indian fishermen released from Pakistan jail handed over to BSF at Attari-Wagah border. Released with 'Emergency Travel Certificate' issued by Indian High Commission. Medical examination conducted by Indian doctors. Arrested 3 yrs ago after boats slipped into Pakistan waters. Fishermen bowed down in respect when crossed to India. Maritime…

The Guardian - UK

England’s zombie World Cup briefly revived in beguiling win over Pakistan

It may have been too little too late, but England’s victory to a dreamlike backdrop felt like a form of consolation

The Times of India

Very disappointed but I am keen to lead in rebuilding phase: Babar Azam

NEW DELHI: With an embarrassing 93-run defeat against England, Pakistan wrapped up their disappointing 2023 World Cup campaign in Kolkata on Saturday.

The Times of India

ODI World Cup: England sign off with big win over Pakistan and qualify for Champions Trophy

NEW DELHI: Ben Stokes and David Willey highlighted an all-round show as England sent Pakistan crashing out of the World Cup with a 93-run hammering at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Saturday.

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