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Who will be the next Oxford University chancellor? The frontrunners – and the ‘anti-woke’ outsider

Around 250,000 university staff and alumni will vote in the election next month after the current chancellor, Chris Patten, announced his retirement

The Independent UK

Is Pakistan’s $7bn IMF bailout package in trouble?

Pakistan’s deputy prime minister has accused the IMF of stalling on a loan deal, prompting concerns over its fate.

Al Jazeera

Pakistani police free the leader of former premier Khan’s opposition party

Pakistan's Tehreek-e-Insaf opposition party says police have freed its president a day after he was detained outside parliament on a charge of allegedly inciting violence

The Independent UK

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When Sachin Tendulkar donned Pakistan jersey before India debut!

In a surprising and lesser-known chapter of cricket history, Sachin Tendulkar, who would go on to become one of India's most celebrated cricketers, briefly fielded for Pakistan during a festival match at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai.

The Times of India

Is Pakistan set for new Khan vs government showdown after PTI arrests?

Will the arrest of several PTI leaders a day after holding rally to demand Khan’s release worsen the political conflict?

Al Jazeera

Pakistan police arrest lawmakers, leaders from former PM Imran Khan’s party

The raids in Islamabad come after major protests in the capital calling for Khan’s release from jail.

Al Jazeera

Top leaders of Imran Khan's party arrested in Pakistan after being accused of inciting violence

Pakistani police have arrested several top leaders from former imprisoned Prime Minister Imran Khan’s opposition party, a day after some people clashed with the police a mile from a protest calling for his release

The Independent UK

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Does Pakistan’s ex-PM Imran Khan face a military trial?

Recent comments by a minister and the army indicate that Khan may face a military trial. What will that mean?

Al Jazeera

Nepotism and favoritism: What ails Pakistan cricket

NEW DELHI: There has been discussion regarding the intrusion of politics into sports as a result of Pakistan's dismal recent results in international cricket. It is argued that nepotism at the top is impeding progress on the field.

The Times of India

Politics In Sport Diagnosed As Pakistan Cricket's Problem

Pakistan's dire recent performances in international cricket have sparked debate over the invasion of politics in sport, with claims nepotism at the top is sabotaging success on the field.

International Business Times

Supporters of Pakistan’s imprisoned ex-PM Imran Khan rally to demand his release

Thousands of supporters of Pakistan’s imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan have rallied on the outskirts of the capital, Islamabad, demanding his release

The Independent UK

Thousands protest in Pakistan to demand ex-PM Imran Khan’s release

Khan’s party holds a rally in Islamabad, marking its first show of strength since the disputed February elections.

Al Jazeera

Tyranny and lies: welcome to the new moral order

Putin, Trump and Netanyahu have changed the very definition of what it is to be a leader. And they’re not going away any time soon

The Guardian - UK

Pakistan’s top court restores anticorruption law amendments

The amendments were opposed by former PM Imran Khan. Ironically, their reinstatement could help him.

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Why fascists hate universities

Authoritarians and would-be authoritarians are only too aware that universities are primary sites of critique and dissent

The Guardian - UK

Is the Taliban-friendly Imran Khan really the best choice as Oxford’s next chancellor?

The former cricketer also blames women for rape and calls Salman Rushdie a blasphemer

Al Jazeera

Israeli military says captive rescued from Gaza tunnel

Kaid Farhan al-Kadi has been rescued in a ‘complex operation’ in the southern Gaza Strip, says the army.

Newslaundry

Massacres in Balochistan: Pakistan’s nightmare just got worse

The series of attacks by the Balochistan Liberation Army targeting security forces and civilians in Pakistan’s Balochistan province are testimony of a significant escalation in violence in the region. The attack killed at least 38 people. This is the first time the outlawed militant group has carried out an operation…

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The Times of India

Watch: When Imran Khan played the 'Sachin Tendulkar upper cut' in the 1980s

NEW DELHI: Indian batting legend Sachin Tendulkar not only perfected the upper cut shot off fast bowlers, he also made it quite popular.

Evening Standard

Concerns raised about Keir Starmer's unhealthy lunch

A nutritionist has sounded the alarm on Keir Starmer’s lunch diet

TechRadar

How censorship is breaking the internet in Pakistan

Authorities say high VPN usage is the cause, while experts blame a national China-style firewall. Either way, online censorship is tearing Pakistan's internet apart.

The Guardian - UK

Pakistan businesses reeling from slow internet blame testing for firewall

Government denies new cybersecurity measures responsible for up to 40% drop in internet speeds across the country

The Times of India

'Jasprit Bumrah should not chase captaincy': Former Pakistan cricketer on Indian star's fast bowlers in leadership roles comment

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali has responded to Indian fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah's comments regarding the lack of opportunities for pace bowlers in leadership roles. In an interview last month, Bumrah expressed his belief that fast bowlers could make excellent captains, citing the successful captaincies of Kapil Dev…

The Independent UK

Pakistan suffers internet slowdown as government denies setting up a national firewall

People in Pakistan have reported much slower internet over the past several days with some experts estimating its speed falling to less than half its usual capacity at times

Evening Standard

Jailed Imran Khan applies to become new chancellor of Oxford University from prison cell

The former premier is serving a 14-year jail sentence after being convicted of corruption and leaking state secrets

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