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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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Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu drew an analogy between Robert Mugabe's 2000 lottery win in Zimbabwe, viewed as a demonstration of unconstrained dictatorial power, and current events involving a US-Israeli strike on Iran and developments at Anthropic. He argued that these norm-breaking actions signal the destruction of institutional constraints, enabling arbitrary rule. Replies debated the analogy's applicability, with some criticizing its omission of Iran's nuclear program, proxy wars, and threats against Israel.

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The studio tapped McBride, known for Eastbound & Down and The Righteous Gemstones, for one script and Landis, writer of Chronicle and son of director John Landis, for another—potentially merging them under producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura. This comes after G.I. Joe's uneven live-action films, from 2009's Rise of Cobra with Channing Tatum to the 2021 Snake Eyes flop. Backlash centers on 2019 allegations against Landis of emotional manipulation, assault, and non-consensual acts from eight women, with no charges filed; he later called himself a 'toxic partner' but denied rape. Outrage links it to other Skydance hires like John Lasseter and DEI cuts at Paramount post-2025 merger.

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Paramount announced new G.I. Joe scripts from comedians Danny McBride and Max Landis, but Landis's past accusations quickly drew sharp criticism from fans and accusers' allies.

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The State Department directed non-emergency U.S. government employees and families to depart Oman immediately, citing armed conflict and terrorism risks from U.S.-Iran hostilities that began February 28. Oman sits vulnerable next to the strait, closed by Iran and key for 20% of world oil, with recent shelter-in-place alerts and travel bans near hotspots like Musandam. Officials are arranging flights and buses for those enrolled, while urging others to stock supplies; similar moves happened in Saudi Arabia as strikes continue.

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With Iranian forces closing the Strait of Hormuz and missile threats looming, U.S. diplomats in Oman are packing up fast. The order hit on March 13, pulling non-essential personnel out for safety.

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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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Seyed Abbas Araghchi thanked Afghanistan's government and people for condemning recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, noting their sympathy during a post on Tuesday amid Ramadan. He expressed hope that peace would endure in Afghanistan, even as the Taliban reels from an alleged Pakistani airstrike on a Kabul drug rehabilitation hospital that Afghan officials say killed over 400 civilians. Pakistan denied the claims, insisting it targeted military sites, while the two nations have exchanged strikes since late February over cross-border militant attacks. Araghchi's message drew mixed interpretations, with some seeing it as backing Afghanistan and others noting similar thanks he gave Pakistan a day earlier.

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As tensions boil between Afghanistan and Pakistan, Iran's foreign minister reached out to the Taliban with thanks for their support—and a hope for peace in the neighborhood.

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The Green Party won 30.2% of the vote and 56 seats in Baden-Württemberg's 157-seat Landtag, just ahead of the CDU's 29.7% and matching 56 seats, while the AfD jumped to 18.8% for 35 seats. This sets up a likely renewed Green-CDU coalition in the prosperous southwestern state of 11 million, home to Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, and Bosch. Veteran Green politician Cem Özdemir, 60, campaigned on ecological modernization and economic strength, positioning him to succeed retiring leader Winfried Kretschmann. The result signals continuity for Germany's richest state amid national debates on energy and migration, with the AfD's gains failing to break the top two's hold.

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In Germany's first state vote of 2026, the Greens clung to power by a razor-thin margin in the heart of its auto industry. Cem Özdemir, son of Turkish guest workers, now stands ready to become the state's first leader with migrant roots.

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