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Durov, based in the UAE, praised Dubai's zero personal income tax and strong air defenses that intercepted over 550 ballistic missiles, 29 cruise missiles, and 2,200 drones since late February 2026 amid Iran-UAE tensions. The strikes caused 13 deaths and 230 injuries, mostly from debris, including recent incidents in early May that injured workers but saw the city quickly return to normal. While crypto fans and expats cheer the safety and low taxes over Europe's high rates, critics point to slumping real estate prices and call the hype tone-deaf amid the human toll.

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After Iranian missiles lit up the sky, Dubai's streets filled with traffic again—proof for Telegram's Pavel Durov that it's the perfect haven for ambitious people.

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Posted on June 25, the video shows an elementary school student in Japan signaling drivers with a raised hand, crossing, and bowing in thanks—a standard practice taught from preschool. This everyday etiquette, reinforced by schools, parents, and law, helps keep Japan's child pedestrian death rate at a low 0.5 per 100,000. It reflects a high-trust society where kids as young as 6 commute independently, watched over by communities with yellow hats, station staff, and volunteers ensuring their safety.

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A young boy raises his hand at an unmarked crosswalk, cars stop instantly, and after crossing safely, he turns with a deep bow to thank the driver.

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Bangladesh Air Force aims to buy 24 Chengdu J-10CE multirole jets from China, each around $40 million, for a total under $1 billion. The jets offer Mach 2 speeds, advanced missiles, and precision strikes, replacing aging F-7s and MiG-29s as part of Forces Goal 2030. The push aligns with Rahman's first China visit since taking office, following a recent Chinese delegation to Dhaka, though neither side has confirmed details yet. Regionally, it draws attention in India amid Pakistan's use of the same jets in last year's conflict.

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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman heads to China for key meetings with President Xi and Premier Li Qiang, as reports point to a looming deal for modern fighter jets to upgrade Bangladesh's air force.

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A family traveling from Karachi to Quetta took a wrong turn into the Dasht area of Balochistan due to faulty Google Maps guidance and was fired upon by BLA militants on the highway. The father was killed on the spot, the mother was critically injured and hospitalized, and their two children survived physically unharmed but in shock.

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On June 6 in eastern Idaho, authorities pulled over the 48-year-old Olympic gold medalist and found 4.1 grams of illegal psychedelic mushrooms plus paraphernalia in a dispensary bag. Miller posted $5,000 bond, pleaded not guilty, and awaits a pretrial hearing on July 29; he claims on Instagram the items were cannabis from a friend without his knowledge, though court records specify psilocybin. The six-time medalist, recently inducted into the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Hall of Fame Class of 2025, faces up to a year in jail if convicted, amid Idaho's strict laws on the Schedule I substance.

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Bode Miller, the most decorated U.S. male alpine skier ever, stood stone-faced in his mug shot after a traffic stop uncovered psilocybin mushrooms in his car.

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The Pakistan Cricket Board has replaced old A-B-C-D categories with four format-specific tracks: AB for Test-ODI stars, A for Test specialists, BC for white-ball players, and D for T20I focus. Players must pass fitness tests, play domestic cricket, and meet data-driven performance standards to qualify. Test experts can now join overseas first-class leagues for skill-building, while Naqvi calls out self-focused attitudes amid recent team struggles. Aiming for top ODI rankings and the 2027 World Cup, the changes seek a fitter, committed core as the 2026 cycle begins.

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Mohsin Naqvi stood firm: no domestic cricket, no central contract. It's a bold push to bring stars back home and revive Pakistan's Test game.

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The Pakistan Cricket Board has replaced old A-B-C-D categories with four format-specific tracks: AB for Test-ODI stars, A for Test specialists, BC for white-ball players, and D for T20I focus. Players must pass fitness tests, play domestic cricket, and meet data-driven performance standards to qualify. Test experts can now join overseas first-class leagues for skill-building, while Naqvi calls out self-focused attitudes amid recent team struggles. Aiming for top ODI rankings and the 2027 World Cup, the changes seek a fitter, committed core as the 2026 cycle begins.

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Mohsin Naqvi stood firm: no domestic cricket, no central contract. It's a bold push to bring stars back home and revive Pakistan's Test game.

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The lineup features openers Saeed Anwar and Shahid Afridi, Zaheer Abbas at three, Javed Miandad, Inzamam-ul-Haq, captain Imran Khan, Abdul Razzaq, Moin Khan, Waqar Younis, Saqlain Mushtaq, and Wasim Akram, with Younis Khan as reserve. Babar supporters point to his leading ODI average of 53.85 over 141 matches and 20 centuries, far ahead of Younis's 31.24 in 265 games. Critics also question Afridi's opening stats against Fakhar Zaman's stronger record, while defenders praise the veterans' match-winning moments like Imran's 1992 World Cup leadership. The debate highlights cricket's divide between stats and legacy, especially after Babar's low score in the ongoing ODI series against Australia.

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A fan-made graphic naming Pakistan's all-time ODI XI left out Babar Azam, seating Younis Khan as 12th man instead—and loyalists weren't having it.

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Pakistan's federal budget for 2026-27 was presented on June 19, followed by provincial plans, including Balochistan's Rs1.089 trillion allocation that raises health funding to Rs96 billion—a 30% increase—and education to Rs160 billion. This delivers about Rs6,450 per person for health and Rs9,600 for education, far exceeding Punjab's figures based on population shares from 2023 census data. Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti's tax-free budget emphasizes equity for Balochistan's 14.9 million residents, funding 833 irrigation schemes, youth skills programs, and 5,000 new jobs, while Khyber Pakhtunkhwa faces a Rs48 billion deficit and vows self-reliance.

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Balochistan's new budget doubles health spending per person compared to Punjab, with families in the province's remote areas set to benefit from telemedicine and irrigation projects.

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Sung by Umar Nazir and produced by Kashmir Record Music Company, 'Shoki ki Shauqeen, Paisay di Machine' uses sharp satire to target leaders accused of selling out rights for money at protests, committees, and funerals. The 3.5-minute teaser video mixes meme clips of politicians, rallies, and cash grabs with catchy rhythms, featuring a poster of Nazir amid dollar stacks. Posted by @Marosh_l, it's drawing praise as a 'blockbuster' with bold vibes and infectious hooks, shared widely in hours.

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Umar Nazir's latest Punjabi banger calls out Kashmiri politicians as cash-obsessed hustlers, with lyrics like 'Kashmir's pimp has gone bald' hitting hard over upbeat beats.

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In the Diamond Jubilee Tournament at Malé's National Football Stadium, Pakistan's Shaheens dominated Maldives 3-0 on Thursday, snapping a 962-day drought since their last international win in 2023. Nawaz broke the deadlock in the 53rd minute, with substitutes Abdul Samad Arshad and Harun Hamid adding late goals, all from diaspora players thriving abroad. Captain Abdullah Iqbal praised the solid defense and clean sheet, while coach Nolberto Solano notched his first victory, putting Pakistan top of the standings with four points ahead of a key clash with Afghanistan on June 7.

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Umar Nawaz, a 17-year-old survivor of the 2014 Peshawar school attack, scored on his debut and celebrated with raw emotion after losing his brother in the tragedy.

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Sung by Umar Nazir and produced by Kashmir Record Music Company, 'Shoki ki Shauqeen, Paisay di Machine' uses sharp satire to target leaders accused of selling out rights for money at protests, committees, and funerals. The 3.5-minute teaser video mixes meme clips of politicians, rallies, and cash grabs with catchy rhythms, featuring a poster of Nazir amid dollar stacks. Posted by @Marosh_l, it's drawing praise as a 'blockbuster' with bold vibes and infectious hooks, shared widely in hours.

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