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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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BTS released their new album 'ARIRANG' including tracks 'Arirang' and title track 'Swim', marking their group comeback after a multi-year hiatus. Netflix announced an exclusive worldwide live stream of 'BTS THE COMEBACK LIVE | ARIRANG' at Gwanghwamun Square in Central Seoul. Fans organized mass trending campaigns with hashtags like #BTS_ARIRANG and #BTS_SWIM, along with streaming parties on platforms including Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music.

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Social media posts contrast Baghdad's modern trams, public housing, and civic cleanliness after 20 years of war with the poor infrastructure in Pakistani cities like Karachi and Faridabad under PPP government rule. Discussions highlight Baghdad's efficient reconstruction funded by foreign loans and criticize corruption in Pakistan. Comparisons extend to regions including Nigeria, Lebanon, and Malaysia, focusing on public transport and urban development.

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Belfast's Kneecap, famous for Irish-language rap and bold activism, joined the Nuestra América Convoy organized by Progressive International, which is delivering over 20 tonnes of food, medicine, and solar gear to Havana by March 21. They're teaming up with supporters like Dr. David Hickey of the Irish Cuban Medical Association, flying out from Dublin on March 18. Cuba faces weeks of nationwide blackouts, hospital medicine shortages, and fuel-driven food price spikes, with U.S. sanctions under Trump blamed by officials while critics point to government mismanagement.

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The Irish rap trio Kneecap is stuffing over 200 kilograms of medical supplies into suitcases, heading to Cuba amid blackouts and shortages that have families bringing their own hospital needs.

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The March 16, 2026, strike on the former U.S. base-turned-rehab center in Kabul's District 9 killed 408 civilians and recovering addicts, wounding 265 others, amid escalating Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict. Afghanistan's Taliban blamed Pakistan's air force for violating airspace and targeting a protected medical site, while Pakistan denied it and said the operation hit nearby Taliban military sites and TTP hideouts, citing secondary explosions as evidence. UNAMA confirmed dozens of deaths, international voices called for restraint, and Taliban leaders issued a fatwa urging jihad against Pakistan as fears of wider war mount.

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Patients gathered for evening prayers at Omid Addiction Treatment Hospital when jets roared overhead, dropping bombs that turned the facility into rubble and flames.

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An event labeled as Laylatul Qadr in Ijora, Lagos, involved TikTok musicians performing on stage, political empowerment activities like mat distribution in the North, and non-religious elements such as drama. Organizers hosted Islamic singers the previous year and posted posters across Lagos during the last 10 days of Ramadan.

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India's National Investigation Agency arrested six Ukrainians and one American on March 16 for conspiring to commit terrorist acts, including training ethnic armed groups in Myanmar's Chin State with ties to Indian insurgents. The group entered on valid visas, reached Mizoram, then illegally crossed into Myanmar, where they reportedly received training and supplied weapons and drone expertise imported from Europe. Three were nabbed at Delhi airport, three in Lucknow, and one in Kolkata as they tried to leave; their lawyer calls the arrests illegal, but the NIA probe under anti-terror laws continues amid Myanmar's civil war spillover risks.

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Handcuffed and escorted from a Delhi court, the seven foreign suspects faced 11 days in NIA custody after allegedly smuggling drones across a porous border.

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Larsen & Toubro announced a partnership with NVIDIA at the India AI Impact Summit to build a gigawatt-scale AI factory under the government's $1.25 billion IndiaAI Mission. The project scales NVIDIA GPU clusters at L&T's Chennai data center to 30 megawatts and adds a 40-megawatt facility in Mumbai, supporting AI workloads for enterprises in manufacturing, energy, finance, and healthcare. L&T Chairman S.N. Subrahmanyan called it infrastructure for real economic impact, while NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang praised Prime Minister Modi's vision. Other deals with Yotta and E2E Networks, plus startup funding, position India for large-scale AI deployment amid booming investments.

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In New Delhi, leaders unveiled plans for a massive AI factory powered by NVIDIA tech, blending India's engineering strength with cutting-edge chips to fuel the nation's tech ambitions.

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