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As protests inspired by Bangladesh's recent political changes unfold in Pakistan, former Prime Minister Imran Khan faces potential military trial amid ongoing legal battles. The Pakistani military's historical influence on politics contrasts sharply with Bangladesh's current military restraint.
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Pakistan has secured a $3 billion loan from the IMF, aimed at stabilizing its economy after prolonged financial turmoil. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced the deal, which includes strict reforms, and expressed hope it would be the last IMF program for the country. The first installment is expected soon.
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As Pakistan prepares for a crucial Test series against England, the team faces significant turmoil, having lost three of their last 17 Tests. Meanwhile, Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan navigates political unrest at home while contemplating his cricketing future amid murder charges linked to protests.
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Two Chinese nationals were killed in a terrorist attack near Karachi's international airport on Sunday night. The Baloch Liberation Army claimed responsibility, stating they targeted a convoy of Chinese engineers. The incident raises concerns over the safety of Chinese workers in Pakistan amid ongoing separatist violence.
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Japan's new Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba faced backlash after his office released a digitally altered cabinet photo. The edits, which included tucking in shirts and repositioning ministers, raised questions about transparency and the standards of political imagery in Japan. The incident has drawn comparisons to similar controversies involving public figures globally.