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The State of South Asia in 2023

The year was dominated by elections, and political and economic instability. Amid the bad news, India landed a spacecraft near the Moon’s south pole.

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IMF turns down Pakistan government s plan to give relief on electricity bills

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) discontinued the relief package to power consumers using over 200 units, monthly in Pakistan, on September 20.

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Pakistan special court grants Imran Khan to talk to his sons on phone

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan has received permission from the Official Secrets Act Special Court to talk to his sons over the phone till September 15.

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Imran Khan ready to talk to all but only on matters related to elections: Lawyers

Pakistan's jailed prime minister Imran Khan is willing to talk to any political party or institution only on matters related to holding elections in the country, his lawyers have said.

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Pakistan Unrest: More Than 100 Arrested After Rumors Spread of Religious Blasphemy

Pakistani law enforcement personnel arrested more than 100 people after an angry Muslim mob attacked churches following rumors of religious blasphemy.

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