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Tear gas, water cannons and mass arrests: fresh France protests hit Paris, Lyon, Nantes and more as Macron faces pressure six months before the election

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France in Turmoil: Nearly 1,000 Arrested as Protests Erupt Across the Country

PGurus Newsdesk - October 25, 2026

The monks are demanding Gnanasara’s release after the Supreme Court overturned his 2019 presidential pardon

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Sri Lankan monks defy court order, continue protest seeking pardon for hardline buddhist priest

KARAK CHURCH SHOOTING: INDIA CONDEMNS ATTACK

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India condemns church attack in Jordan’s Karak, reaffirms zero tolerance for terrorism

A fatal aircraft accident in the Philippines has claimed four pilots’ lives, prompting the temporary grounding of the Air Force’s SF-260 trainer fleet

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Four Philippine Air Force pilots killed as two trainer aircraft crash in Batangas

“Impartial Probe or Deeper Resentment”: Balochistan Residents Warn Pakistan Over Frontier Corps Conduct

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“Shirts Tied Together, Cash Gone”: Balochistan Residents Accuse Pakistan’s Frontier Corps of Humiliation and Theft in Nushki

Tehran claims responsibility; US and Israel yet to confirm incident

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Iran shares video of F-15 fighter jet in flames, crash reported...

PGurus Newsdesk - March 2, 2026 0

Iran threatens sweeping retaliation following Khamenei’s death as US–Israel military campaign intensifies

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Iran vows “most ferocious” offensive after Khamenei’s death; sirens sound in...

PGurus Newsdesk - March 1, 2026 1

Iran expands retaliation across Middle East after joint US–Israel offensive

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Gulf capitals hit as Iran retaliates against US–Israel strikes, Saudi Arabia...

PGurus Newsdesk - February 28, 2026 1

Netanyahu calls strike removal of “existential threat”

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Israel and US launch strikes on Iran; Tehran retaliates with missile...

PGurus Newsdesk - February 28, 2026 1

Hindu diaspora groups criticise Harvard post; university issues apology

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Harvard apologises for ‘insensitive’ image linked to Sanskrit programme after diaspora...

PGurus Newsdesk - February 28, 2026 1

Trump Declines Intervention In Pakistan Afghanistan Conflict Backs Islamabad 1

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‘I would intervene but…’: Trump declines role in Pakistan–Afghanistan “open war”

PGurus Newsdesk - February 28, 2026 1

Norway’s sovereign wealth fund removes Adani Green Energy from its portfolio, citing corruption-related risk criteria, while domestic mutual funds significantly increase their stake in the renewable energy firm

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Norway’s sovereign wealth fund pulls out of Adani

Team PGurus - February 27, 2026 0

Afghan forces retaliate as tensions spiral

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Pakistan bombs Kabul, declares ‘open war’ after Afghan retaliation

PGurus Newsdesk - February 27, 2026 1

Trump Claims He Averted India-Pak Nuclear War During 2025 Conflict

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Donald Trump claims he saved 35 million lives — says Pakistan...

PGurus Newsdesk - February 25, 2026 0

Heavy Snowfall Triggers Dramatic Rescue Near Tsomgo

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541 vehicles stranded near Tsomgo Lake after heavy snowfall; 2,736 tourists...

PGurus Newsdesk - February 25, 2026 0

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