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      4 November

      From Imran Khan to Benazir Bhutto: List of Pakistani Political Leaders Who Were Attacked by Assailants

      Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan was on Thursday shot at a political rally by a gunman but the cricketer-turned-politician’s condition is said to be stable, Punjab Health Minister Yasmin Rashid confirmed to CNN-News18. The incident took place near Allahwala Chowk of Wazirabad town of Punjab when Khan was leading the protest march. “Imran Khan took bullets in both legs. He is out of danger and stable,” said Rashid. TV footage showed that 70-year-old Khan was hit in both legs when the gunman fired on the container-mounted truck carrying the former prime minister from a close range. The attacker was arrested and identified as Naveed Mohammad Basheer, a resident of Sodhra in the Wazirabad district. He was held with a 9mm pistol…

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    • 4 November

      ‘They Want to Kill Me…I Will Fight Back…’, Imran Khan Says After Assassination Bid 

      Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan, who survived an assassination attempt during his protest march in Wazirabad on Thursday evening, said he would fight back. Speaking to his close aides moments after being shot, Khan said, “Allah has given me another life.” In exclusive information sourced by CNN-News18, Khan said, “I know they want to kill me but they don’t know Allah is protecting me. I will fight back.” Khan, who took three bullets in his both legs, is out of danger and recuperating at Lahore’s Shoukat Khanum Hospital, sources said. A medical board has been formed under the supervision of Dr Faisal Sultan, former health minister in Imran Khan’s Cabinet, to supervise his treatment. Doctors have advised complete bed rest for Khan…

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    • 3 November

      ‘BLOODY GAME in Pakistan’: Imran Khan SHOT in his LEG during firing at his RALLY

      There is news of firing in the rally of former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan. According to Pakistani media reports, at least 4 people, including Imran, have been injured in the firing. Dawn News TV reported on Thursday that unidentified assailants opened fire on the container of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) President Imran Khan near Allah Ho Chowk in Wazirabad. Although Imran Khan narrowly survived the attack but he has suffered injuries. According to the report of Geo News, Imran Khan has also been injured and has been shot in his leg. A bandage is seen on his right leg. After the attack, Imran Khan was taken out of the container and taken in a bullet proof car and admitted to the…

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    • 3 November

      World on ‘brink of nuclear war’, claims Russia

      Russia on Wednesday claimed that the world was on the brink of nuclear conflict, accusing the West of provocation. Western capitals have said Moscow is escalating nuclear tensions since the war in Ukraine began in February. Russia’s repeated warnings of an impending nuclear conflict are seen as a way to dissuade Ukraine’s Western backers from offering their continued support. The Russian Foreign Ministry said it feared the world’s five nuclear powers were teetering “on the brink of a direct armed conflict” and that the West must stop “encouraging provocations with weapons of mass destruction, which can lead to catastrophic consequences”. “We are strongly convinced that in the current complicated and turbulent situation, caused by irresponsible and impudent actions aimed at…

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    • 3 November

      Saudi ally UAE undertook a secret mission to Riyadh that backed Biden’s view on OPEC oil production, report says

      The UAE tried to dissuade Saudi Arabia from supporting an OPEC oil production cut, according to the Wall Street Journal. National security advisor Sheikh Tahnoun secretly met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman in September. The United Arab Emirates sent its national security advisor on a secret mission to Saudi Arabia in September to convince OPEC’s de facto leader not to cut oil production quotas, sources told the Wall Street Journal. The UAE’s Sheikh Tahnoun bin Zayed Al Nahyan met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman in Riyadh and warned a cut would risk political backlash and echoed the White House’s view that it was economically unnecessary, according to the report. A UAE spokesperson told the WSJ that the…

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    • 3 November

      Chinese netizens celebrate Morbi bridge collapse; mock India, South Korea

      The Morbi bridge collapse may have shocked the entire world, but if social media is anything to go by, the Chinese seem to be celebrating the tragedy. Chinese netizens on social media platforms are celebrating the Morbi bridge collapse as well as the Halloween stampede in Seoul, South Korea. Drawing a comparison between these tragedies, several Chinese mocked the ability of India and South Korea to compete with China. The deplorable attitude of Chinese people on social media presents a stark contrast to the official stance of China’s government. Chinese President Xi Jinping sent a message of condolence to President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the bridge collapse in Gujarat. “On behalf of the Chinese government and…

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    • 3 November

      Rishi Sunak defends UK government’s handling of channel migrants

      The United Kingdom Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Wednesday (November 2) defended how the government handled Channel migrants. Sunak’s remarks come amid building tensions to address the deteriorating conditions at a processing centre in southeast England.  The UK prime minister did admit that not enough asylum claims are being processed, but he promised to fix the system, stating channel crossings were a ‘serious and escalating problem.’ Sunak noted that his government is taking “significant action” in order to improve conditions at a site for handling asylum seekers in Manston in Kent. It is the same place which was described last week as “pretty wretched” by David Neal, who is the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration.   While speaking at…

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    • 3 November

      Indian-origin priest stabbed in Ireland

      An Indian-origin priest in Ireland was stabbed six times in the face, head and back by an intruder who broke into his residence last week. Father Bobit Augusthy, 30, was attacked by the 22-year-old Anthony Sweeney on the morning of October 30 at the chaplain’s house near University Hospital Waterford in Ardkeen, local media reports said. Sweeney has been charged with assault causing harm, under Section 3 of the Criminal Justice Act. Father Bobit, who has been living in Ireland with two of his colleagues, works in the hospital and runs the chapel there. He was rushed to hospital for treatment after the attack, and is now recovering at home after being discharged. Sweeney “scaled a wall” from the University Hospital…

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    • 3 November

      S Korea fires 3 air-to-ground missiles in response to N Korea’s launches

      South Korea‘s military on Wednesday said that it has fired three air-to-ground missiles in the wake of missiles launched by North Korea. The missiles were fired into waters “near the Northern Limit Line at a distance corresponding to the area where the North Korean missile struck,” South Korea’s military said in a statement, adding the exercise showed that Seoul would respond “sternly to any provocations”. South Korea’s military said that its fighter jets fired three precision-guided missiles near the rivals’ eastern border. It said that the launches were in reaction to a barrage of North Korean missiles tests earlier. South Korea said that one of the North Korean missiles landed near the sea border. This is the first time ever since the…

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    • 3 November

      T20 World Cup: Sri Lanka legend Mahela Jayawardene congratulates Virat Kohli for breaking his record

      Sri Lanka legend Mahela Jayawardene has congratulated India batter Virat Kohli for breaking his record of scoring the most runs in T20 World Cups. Kohli scored an unbeaten 64 off 44 balls to guide India to a 5-run win over Bangladesh in the Super-12 stage of the ongoing ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in Australia. Kohli surpassed Jayawardene’s record of 1016 runs in T20 World Cups, which was set in 2014. Interestingly, with this knock, Kohli also became the highest scoring Indian in Australia, overtaking the legendary Sachin Tendulkar’s tally of 3300 runs.  Royal Challengers Bangalore posted a video on social media where Jayawardene delivered a congratulatory message to Kohli, saying records are meant to be broken. “Records are meant…

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