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Does Sweden joining make the Baltic Sea a 'NATO lake'?

Food crisis grips northern Nigeria sparking protests

Desperate Nigerians have been protesting against soaring food prices as an economic crisis forces people to skip meals and eat poor-grade rice used as fish food

Lok Virsa to host fundraiser exhibition for Palestine's victims

In a compassionate display of solidarity, Lok Virsa is set to host a special fundraiser exhibition, uniting Pakistani and international artists in support of Palestinian families

At least 40 missing after boat accident in north Nigeria

At least 40 missing after boat accident in north Nigeria

Finland's Turku City Hall Cancels Right of Russian Consulate General to Use Cottage- Mayor

Abu Dhabi Fund finances first development project for AED165m in Nigeria

Ashfaq of Karachi prevails over golfing masters to win 41st Punjab Open Title

UAE, Finland discuss enhancing cooperation in space field

Students Abducted by Bandits in Central Nigeria Freed - Reports

53 abducted hostages released in Nigeria

Governor of Nigeria's central-north Niger State Abubakar Sani Bello said on Sunday that the state government has managed to secure the release of all the 53 passengers abducted by gunmen on Feb. 14 at village Kundu of the state

7 Nigerian military personnel die in plane crash

Military Aircraft King Air 350 Crashes in Nigeria's Abuja - Aviation Minister

Marine life under threat from plummeting oxygen levels

The loss of oxygen from the ocean due to climate change risks "dire effects" on sea life, fisheries and coastal communities, a global conservation body said Saturday

Chalmers, Campbell headline Aussie world championship swim squad

Eye-opener: Olympic champ Chalmers leaves it late at Australian trials

Kyle Chalmers beat Clyde Lewis by a fingertip Monday to clinch a spot in the 200 metres freestyle at next month's world championships, as Mitch Larkin narrowly missed a new Commonwealth record in the 100m backstroke

Syed Murad Ali Shah says teachers education must before allowing them to teach students

Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has said that the solution of all our problems lie in best education for which we have to teach our teachers first for teaching our children, otherwise all our efforts would go futile

Chemical contaminants affecting ecosystems: Australian-led study

Saudi Arabia warns possible floods in Mecca

Saudi Meteorology Authority announced of the possibility of floods in Mecca because of medium to heavy thundery rain, Al Akhbariya local TV reported.

Eating berries may prevent cancer: Study

Berries, rich in antioxidants and polyphenols, have been known to improve digestive system, help in weight loss, scientists have now found that they also has anti-cancer properties.

Campbell, Chalmers lead Australia Commonwealth Games swim team

Almost 1 lac Pakistani Hujjaj reached to Saudia: Director Hajj