Pakistan’s Supreme Court restores National Assembly, orders no-confidence vote
The Supreme Court ordered for the session of the National Assembly to reconvene on Saturday (April 9), with the verdict unanimously agreed upon by the five judges.
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US agrees to upgrade strategic alliance with Korea: Yoon’s delegation
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Once reluctant, India now open to power trade to and from Nepal, and beyond
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China’s digital yuan enters third round of testing
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