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Pakistan showcases new defence tech

Pakistan showcases new defence tech

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Pakistan blasphemy case: Christian woman freed from jail

A Pakistani Christian woman acquitted of blasphemy after spending eight years on death row has been freed from prison, her lawyer says.

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Europe Briefing: EPP congress and blasphemy lawyer flees

Take a look back at the biggest stories from across Europe this morning.

World

Protests in Pakistan after Supreme Court acquits Christian Asia Bibi of blasphemy

The streets of Pakistan are full of anger after the country's Supreme Court acquitted a Christian woman accused of blasphemy, and Prime Minister Imran Khan is appealing for calm. Asia Bibi has been on death row since 2010 and she'll be walking out of prison to the firestorm her case has created.

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Watch: Muslims in Pakistan celebrate Eid al-Adha

The holiday celebrates the story of the prophet Ibrahim.

Pakistan

Imran Khan sworn in as Pakistan’s new prime minister

Ex-cricket star Imran Khan has been sworn in as Pakistan’s new prime minister after a vote by MPs.

Pakistan

Imran Khan begins coalition search

Victor in Pakistan's elections needs to build a parliamentary majority

Pakistan

Who is Pakistan's next prime minister Imran Khan?

Cricket-star-turned politician Imran Khan claimed victory in Pakistan's general election on Wednesday. Euronews takes a look at the man behind the cameras.

Pakistan

Imran Khan leads Pakistan election as opponents cry foul

Pakistani authorities said on Thursday full results of the general election would be delayed as cricket hero-turned-politician Imran Khan led in a partial count that opponents say has been rigged.

Pakistan

Dozens dead as suicide bomb targets Pakistan election

Dozens dead as suicide bomb targets Pakistan election.

Pakistan

More than 128 people killed in Pakistan suicide bombing

Country's worst attack since 2014 comes as former PM Nawaz Sharif is arrested after making a high-profile return

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What is the most dangerous country to be a woman?

India is the most dangerous country to be a woman, and the USA also made the top 10 in the Thomson Reuters Foundation experts' survey this year.

Afghanistan

Would-be assassin of Malala meets his end in Afghanistan

US drone strike kills Mullah Fazlullah, who was the leader of the Taliban in Pakistan.

Afghanistan

Our bloodshed worth less than that of the West, says ex-Afghan intelli

Euronews spoke to former Afghan intelligence chief Amrullah Saleh who explained how his country is trapped between three clashing factions because of its geopolitical location

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Pakistan's poor struggle to cope with heat during Ramadan

A heatwave has killed 65 people in Pakistan's southern city of Karachi over the past three days, a social welfare organisation said on Tuesday (May 22), amid fears the death toll could climb as the high temperatures persist.

Pakistan

Malala returns to Britain after visiting homeland

Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai left Pakistan for London after a four-day whirlwind visit back to her homeland — her first since militants nearly killed her in 2012 over her blog advocating girls' education.

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Two container ships collide at Pakistani port

Authorities in Pakistan's southern port of Karachi have launched an effort to retrieve 21 containers knocked overboard after a ship moving into its berth brushed against a stationary vessel

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Crocodile fed tasty treats as part of religious festival in Pakistan

A crocodile is taking centre stage at a festival in Karachi celebrating the patron saint of Pakistan's Sheedi community

France

'It was not a choice I made myself, it was forced upon me,' French alp

French climber, Elisabeth Revol, recounted to the AFP how she was rescued from Pakistan's "Killer Mountain" and why she was forced to leave her partner behind.

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Symbolic 'Doomsday Clock' moves 30 seconds closer to midnight

World security situation now "as dangerous as it has been since World War II," says Bulletin of Atomic Scientists.