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Pakistan has performed its first-ever CAR T-cell therapy at the Armed Forces Bone Marrow Transplant Centre, with a 21-year-old patient making a full recovery. Pakistan joins the ranks of countries offering this cutting-edge cancer treatment.
Pakistan is preparing to host the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt for bilateral meetings and a four-country diplomatic session in Islamabad that is expected to conclude with a joint communiqué and possibly a meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has confirmed Pakistan’s stance on Gaza, reiterating Islamabad’s long-held position that any consideration of involvement would depend on clear protections for Gazans and clearly defined terms of engagement.
Imran Khan’s bid for Oxford’s chancellorship was swiftly rejected due to corruption charges, misogynistic remarks, and Taliban sympathies. His exclusion reaffirms Oxford’s commitment to ethical leadership and global human rights standards.
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Muslims of prompting Hitler to carry out the Holocaust in a statement at the 2015 Zionist Congress at Jerusalem.
In 2010, renowned Israeli psychiatrist Moshe Yatom ended his life, leaving behind a note attributing his despair to the complex and contradictory narratives of his patient, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Elon Musk surprises the world by rebranding Twitter as 'X,' ushering in a new era for the social media giant with X.com as its new home.
