Samsung phones in the future might not have buttons
According to Connor, a tipster on Twitter, Samsung intends to produce phones in the future with no buttons. The company’s upcoming models of
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For the SCO Summit, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif travels to Uzbekistan
During a two-day trip, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif arrived in Samarkand, the capital of Uzbekistan, on Thursday to attend the annual meeting of
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After the death of the Queen, King Charles would assign certain royal tasks
London: The late Queen Elizabeth II and her son King Charles III both supported many deserving charities, but King Charles III will now
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Atletico loses to Leverkusen’s late goals
LEVERKUSEN: Due to late goals from Robert Andrich and Moussa Diaby, Atletico Madrid unexpectedly lost 2-0 to Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League
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Ranveer Singh laments the passing of renowned director Jean-Luc Godard
The unexpected news of Jean-Luc Godard passing stunned and upset fans and artists all across the world.The late French-Swiss director was recognised for
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China accuses the US of launching a cyberattack on a prestigious research university
The US is allegedly using a hack to target one of China’s top research institutions and steal data from it, according to the
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Resham is in hot water after she dumps food-filled plastic bags in a river
LAHORE: Online users criticised actress Resham for her foolish “act of kindness” that put marine life in peril. Resham, a seasoned star of
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The Pakistani rupee falls for the ninth session in a row
KARACHI: Due to the dire economic scenario brought on by historic flooding around the nation, the Pakistani rupee extended its downward trend against
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South Korea record fines for privacy violations are levied against Google and Meta
SEUL: South Korea has penalised Google and Meta more than $71 million for collecting users’ personal information without their agreement to create personalised
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Canada will provide Pakistan with $25 million in flood relief funds
TORONTO: Following Pakistan’s devastating flooding, the Canadian government would donate C$25 million (US$19 million) and match C$3 million (US$2.29 million) in donations, according