Author: Raja Zahid Khanzada

After releasing a candle with artwork that had a striking resemblance to a particular white supremacist group, ath & Body Works, the fragrance and candle shop that everyone frequents while on vacation in the United States, issued an apology. The Snowed In candle, which was originally intended to look like a paper snowflake but instead resembled the white hoods of the Ku Klux Klan (KKK), has now been removed from the store’s website and physical locations. For the uninitiated, the KKK is a white supremacist group that is known for committing hate crimes based on race. The radical gathering was…

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During a rally in Aurora, Colorado, on Friday, Donald Trump portrayed migrants as dangerous criminals and called for the death penalty for migrants who kill US citizens, escalating his anti-immigration rhetoric. Trump also stated that if elected, he would launch a national “Operation Aurora” to target the gang members, flanked by posters of alleged Tren de Aragua members. Trump, the conservative official up-and-comer, has perceptibly solidified his enemy of migration manner of speaking in the last a long time of the Nov 5 political race, where he plans to overcome Vote based competitor Kamala Harris. Unlawful movement is a…

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Islamabad has been on edge for a number of weeks. Not that there has always been love and peace in Pakistan. However, the past few weeks have been particularly chaotic, marked by road and internet blockages, rights groups’ bans, skirmishes between law enforcement and protesters as provincial government officials marched on the federal capital, and odd attempts by the federal government to feign normalcy during visits from dignitaries from other countries. Despite Gandapur’s calls for a “revolution,” the Maulana continues to speak with both sides of the House in the power corridors. It has consequently happened to most extreme significance…

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We have compiled a list of three of South Korean author Han Kang’s works for you to read in honor of her winning the Nobel Prize in Literature. Regarding Han Kang’s works, I do not believe they were intended to be taken literally. Despite the fact that some may find her books odd, they ultimately serve as a commentary on society as a whole. From The Vegan’s dim interpretation of mankind to The White Book’s investigation of pain, her books are lovely and somewhat upsetting yet certainly provocative. The White Book appears to be a collection of seemingly unrelated short…

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A group of international scientists stated on Friday that human-caused climate change made Hurricane Milton’s ferocious wind and torrential rainfall, which claimed the lives of 16 people in Florida this week, more severe. According to a World Weather Attribution analysis, global warming increased rainfall by between 20% and 30% and increased wind speeds by 10%. The group of climate scientists investigates how climate change contributes to the occurrence of extreme weather. In less than 24 hours, Milton grew from a Category 1 storm to a violent Category 5, feeding off Gulf of Mexico waters that were both record- and near-record-warm.…

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It’s possible that the well-known Saudi chain restaurant Baik will expand into Pakistan. This asks the inquiries, what is Al Baik and for what reason is it appearing in our country? Al Baik, with its headquarters in Jeddah, primarily offers broasted chicken, fries, nuggets, and a plethora of sauces. Customers adore it; to say they eat it up would be an understatement. According to one user of X (formerly Twitter), their trip to Saudi Arabia would not be complete without this delicious chicken. Naturally, the craze spread to Pakistan, where there are now social media groups dedicated to individuals selling…

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Reiterating their call to end the use of nuclear weapons, the leaders of the group of survivors of the atomic bomb who received the Nobel Peace Prize issued a warning on Saturday that the risk of nuclear war was increasing. Shigemitsu Tanaka, co-head of the Nihon Hidankyo organization and a survivor of the US bombing of Nagasaki in 1945, stated, “The international situation is getting progressively worse, and now wars are being waged as countries threaten the use of nuclear weapons.” I worry that humanity is on the verge of self-destruction. Nuclear disarmament is the only way to put an…

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Legislation that proposes a set of constitutional amendments, including the extension of the term of the top judge, is the much-discussed Constitutional Package. Experts are concerned that the proposed amendments would virtually undermine the judiciary’s independence by limiting the Supreme Court’s jurisdiction to civil and criminal appeals and petitions. A group of lawyers, led by Abid Shahid Zuberi, a former president of the Supreme Court Bar Association, filed a petition in September to prevent the government from introducing the bill to parliament. The SC registrar’s office previously returned the petition, but it was scheduled for hearing today in a supplementary…

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SAHIWAL: An ambush on Sahiwal-Faisalabad Road on Friday morning killed two captured terrorists, including the mastermind of the 2021 Dasu bombing, which killed nine Chinese and four Pakistanis. According to the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) of the Punjab Police, five terrorists—Muhammad Hussain alias Syed Mohammad, who orchestrated the Dasu blast; his friend Muhammad Ayaz, also known as Janbaz; When the convoy was attacked, Saleem Khan, alias Toor, Abu Bakar, and Latifullah Masood, and three others were moving from Sahiwal prison to Mianwali jail in two separate prison vans. For their participation in the July 14, 2021, bombing of a bus…

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QUETTA: After a delay of one and a half months due to the reconstruction of a terrorist-damaged bridge, the rail connection between Balochistan and the rest of the country was restored on Friday. Since the bridge between the Kolpur and Dozan railway stations in the Bolan area was blown up in August by terrorists who had carried out coordinated attacks on civilians and government properties in several districts of Balochistan between August 25 and 26, killing 53 people, 14 of whom were security personnel, the rail link had been suspended. The attack severed the rail connection that connected Balochistan to…

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