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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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French police, through the Office Anti-Cybercriminalité, have identified Google Pixel smartphones running the privacy-focused GrapheneOS as a tool employed by organized crime networks to protect communications by wiping data upon detection of forensic analysis. This was evident in the dismantling of the Paris-area 'Omar' synthetic drug ring, where a suspect's device reset itself during examination, denying key evidence to prosecutors. Officials are adapting protocols, such as using Faraday pouches, while GrapheneOS developers assert the open-source OS serves legitimate privacy needs for activists and others, criticizing media portrayals linking it to crime.

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Drug traffickers in France are using Google Pixel phones with GrapheneOS to automatically erase data when police intervene, thwarting investigations.

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Iranian protester @hiitsmemooneh faced backlash from pro-Palestine supporters on X for urging chants of 'Free Iran' instead of 'Free Palestine'. The criticism occurred amid claims of a West Asia shutdown and oil prices reaching $150 per barrel. The debate highlights tensions between support for Iranian protesters and pro-Palestine activism.

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During filming of scene queue 27 for the action-romance series 4 Elements: The Air, fans lit up over behind-the-scenes shots of Freen as tough Lieutenant Wayo protecting Becky's Princess Blew amid assassination threats. Highlights include the duo swapping shoes on set—perfectly matched sizes—and playful posts questioning who's really the patient in their tender hospital moments. Their off-screen bond echoes the breakout chemistry from Gap: The Series, building hype for this Channel 7 Girls' Love project blending thrills, romance, and family drama.

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Freen and Becky cuddle up on a narrow hospital bed, IV drip nearby, as crew peeks in—pure chemistry in scrubs and a patient gown.

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The Oscar-winning Spanish actor told a journalist he won't collaborate with anyone or any company supporting what he calls genocide in Gaza, keeping it simple: 'I cannot work with somebody [who] supports the genocide.' Hours later, while presenting at the 98th Academy Awards on March 15, he wore a 'No a la Guerra' pin and Palestine badge, echoing his past calls at the 2025 Emmys and in interviews. Supporters praised his principles, while critics questioned his selectivity on global conflicts; Israel rejects the genocide label, citing self-defense after Hamas's October 7, 2023 attacks that killed 1,200, amid over 43,000 reported Palestinian deaths.

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On the Oscars red carpet, Javier Bardem faced a direct question and delivered a firm answer, his voice steady as he drew a line in the sand.

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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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The 38-year-old Podemos leader argued that opposing war means closing U.S. bases at Rota and Morón and expelling American forces from Spanish soil. Her remarks came after U.S. and Israeli strikes on over 900 Iranian targets on February 28, 2026, sparked Iranian missile retaliation across 12 countries, including attacks near Spanish-hosted U.S. assets. While supporters praised her peace stance, critics like U.S. commentator Nick Freitas mocked the idea of Spain quitting NATO, and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government has firmly rejected any such move while condemning the strikes as illegal.

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In a charged address to Spain's Congress, Ione Belarra stared down the prime minister and demanded Spain kick out U.S. troops and leave NATO amid the U.S.-Israel war with Iran.

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The strike on March 16 in the northern Israeli city near Lebanon caused a large fire and damaged homes and cars, as confirmed by Israel's military and emergency services. Hezbollah took responsibility amid ongoing exchanges tied to Israel's operations in southern Lebanon, which have displaced over a million in Lebanon and tens of thousands in Israel. Officials on both sides report deliberate civilian impacts, with the IDF warning of potential larger attacks as diplomatic efforts stall.

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A Hezbollah rocket crashed into a Nahariya home at dusk, igniting flames that firefighters battled while six people—two adults and four children—suffered light injuries from smoke.

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On Express TV's popular *Pyara Ramzan*, hosted by Javeria Saud, the 35-year-old caller shared she's a childless widow seeking remarriage in the Islamic way and directly asked the panelist cleric to marry her. The host quickly noted he's already taken as the call dropped, leaving panelists exchanging awkward glances. The clip drew laughs and memes online alongside criticism for turning a religious show into entertainment, highlighting live TV's unpredictable mix of faith and fun during the holy month.

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A widow's bold on-air marriage proposal to guest cleric Maulana Azad Jameel caught everyone off guard during a live Ramadan broadcast.

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The strait, vital for 20% of global oil, has seen sharp traffic drops since Iran closed it around March 4 with attacks on ships, pushing oil prices over $100 per barrel. Trump claimed U.S. and Israeli strikes have crippled Iran's military, predicting a quick end to the blockade and falling oil prices. Iran vowed a long war and rejected ceasefires, while allies like the U.K., EU, Japan, and Australia declined naval support, citing risks and unclear U.S. aims. Reports hint at potential U.S. force to seize control, as the standoff strains alliances and fuels energy market fears.

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President Trump declared the U.S. no longer needs NATO allies to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, after partners turned down his requests amid the ongoing war with Iran.

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Mawlawi Abdul Ali Qudratullah, deputy governor of Kabul province, allegedly warned during a March 17 interview that Taliban fighters would enter Pakistan, seize land, eliminate 'un-Islamic' people, and target pregnant women if authorized by supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada. The comments followed Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghan targets, including a Kabul drug center where Taliban officials reported over 400 deaths and 250 injuries, mostly civilians; Pakistan insisted it struck terrorist sites linked to attacks on its territory. Tensions have built since late February 2026 cross-border strikes, with the unverified remarks fueling outrage, calls for retaliation, and skepticism amid the neighbors' shared porous border.

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In the wake of deadly Pakistani airstrikes on Afghan soil, a Taliban deputy governor reportedly threatened invasion and genocide targeting even pregnant women to halt future threats.

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