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- Pakistan is in talks with visiting Saudi delegation on agreement to produce vaccines locally
- Health Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal says production could begin within three years’ time
- Bangladesh were replaced by the ICC in this World Cup and Pakistan has refused to face India in group stage clash
- The top two teams from each of the four groups of five teams will advance to the Super Eight stage of the World Cup
- Pakistan marks Feb. 5 as Kashmir Solidarity Day to support right of self-determination for people of disputed Kashmir
- Himalayan territory remains disputed between India and Pakistan, with both claiming it in full but administering only parts
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- Turtles travel thousands of kilometers to Red Sea
- Nesting 6,500km away in India’s Andaman Islands
- The burial will be held on Friday in the town of Bani Walid some 175 kilometers south of Tripoli, two of his brothers said
- The two sides have in the past conducted several rounds of prisoner swaps
- “Today’s exchange came after a long pause, and it is critical that we were able to make it happen,” Zelensky said
- Mega-rounds and strategic deals signaling investors’ continued appetite
- Pakistan government has instructed the national team to boycott its Feb. 15 Group A game against its sporting and political archrival
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- Talks with Saudi delegation aim to support domestic production for national immunization needs, ministry says
- Pakistan currently imports all vaccines, which ramps up foreign exchange and procurement pressures
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