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Pakistan's March 16 airstrikes near Kabul, which Afghan officials say killed 408 at a drug rehabilitation center and wounded 265, have spotlighted the image from Khan's 1980s mujahideen support days. Khan supporters praise his call for peace, contrasting it with current policies under Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif that include strikes on TTP camps and deportations of Afghan refugees. Critics point to Afghanistan's history of hostility, like rejecting the Durand Line and sheltering militants behind attacks such as the 2014 Peshawar school massacre that killed 149, mostly children.

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A decades-old photo shows Imran Khan with Afghan fighters during the Soviet-Afghan War, paired with his words: 'Afghanistan is not our enemy, we are making it one.' It's fueling sharp divides as fresh airstrikes claim hundreds of lives.

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In a resurfaced Axios interview, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei forecasted that AI will eliminate half of entry-level roles in law, consulting, and finance within one to five years, urging AI taxes and retraining to soften the blow. Skeptics like economists Lars Christensen and Jason Furman question the timelines, noting past predictions on coding automation haven't fully panned out, while current U.S. data shows rising white-collar layoffs and low entry-level hiring but no dramatic unemployment surge. Discussions highlight fears of broken career paths alongside opportunities like restructured teams and faster promotions for AI-savvy generalists.

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Dario Amodei warns AI could soon replace junior paralegals, analysts, and associates, spiking unemployment for young workers to 10-20%. His May 2025 prediction resurfaced amid new Claude tools that handle research and spreadsheets.

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On March 31, 2026, heavy rains brought floods to Lahore's PSL cricket ground, forcing a match abandonment, while Delhi saw thunderstorms and Lagos got patchy showers amid 30°C warmth. People shared cozy bed snuggles, raindrop jewels on leaves, and dreamy purple-pink post-storm skies alongside commute woes and ironic timing. From poetic photos to nap invitations, the downpours connected folks through joy, frustration, and shared weather vibes.

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Rossie in Nigeria saved cash for 'rainy days'—and downpours hit right after, captured in his wide-eyed selfie with 'Omooo, it is well.'

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Pokémon Pokopia, a life-sim exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2, launched in March and sold over 2.2 million copies in its first four days, one of the fastest for a Pokémon spin-off. Players build dream homes, craft with Pokémon moves, and share heartwarming moments like Happiny's bubbly 'I'm doing GREAT 'cause I get to see YOU!' Critics call it a pleasant paradise, and fans log dozens of hours, joking about 'pokopia paralysis' from too many options. Throne giveaways for consoles and copies add to the generosity, while pop-ups like Pokopia Gardens in London draw crowds.

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Imagine playing as a Ditto in disguise, terraforming islands with Bulbasaur's vines and chilling with Pokémon friends—no battles, just pure relaxation.

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President John Dramani Mahama launched the Big Push in February 2026, aiming to complete 50 projects covering 1,144 kilometers at GH¢50 billion, with funding authorized up to GH¢59 billion over three years. Investigative reports flagged sole-sourced deals to small firms like Build Managers Ltd, certified with one SSNIT worker yet awarded a GH¢146 million contract. Agbodza dismissed the claims as disinformation, noting on-site teams exceed headcounts, 44% sole-sourcing versus 98% previously, and progress like Sanam Construction employing over 50 locals ahead of schedule—while critics push for more transparency on costs and procurement.

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Ghana's Roads Minister Kwame Agbodza toured a construction site himself, showing workers in action to counter reports of shady contracts in the massive Big Push road initiative.

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Social media photos show what users call a permanent ISKP camp in Yaka Khaji, Faryab province, led by Shafiqullah alias Qari Hikmat and hosting 20 to 30 fighters as a logistics hub. Posters name high-profile militants and challenge Taliban's claims of combating ISKP, though no independent sources confirm the gathering and some call the images recycled from 2019. Parallel unverified posts accuse Pakistan of troop withdrawals in Tirah Valley to aid militants, which Pakistan denies amid ongoing cross-border strikes. These claims circulate as UN reports note ISKP's resilience despite Taliban operations.

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Armed men pray and share meals in photos from Afghanistan's Faryab province, with posters alleging Taliban protection for their rivals.

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A viral X post by @vjoonism mocks rival K-pop groups, stating they had four years to surpass BTS but are now 'dust forever.' The post tags @pledis_17, the groups' accounts, @realDonaldTrump, and @charliekirk11. Fans react with discussions, memes, and amusement over the hierarchy and political tags.

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