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Sri Lanka drops indelible ink marking for elections

Colombo: Sri Lanka has decided to discontinue the use of indelible ink to mark voters during elections, with authorities citing additional costs and unnecessary delays in the voting process associated with it. Voters are currently required to submit their national identity card and are subject...

Taliban delegation heads to Brussels for closed-door EU talks

Taliban delegation heads to Brussels for closed-door EU talks

Brussels: A delegation from the Afghan Taliban is travelling to Brussels Tuesday for closed-door talks with European Union staff, expected to focus on deportations, said a Taliban official. Rights groups said the meeting undercuts the EU's human rights obligations and could endanger people in Europe...

Iranian President Pezeshkian begins Pakistan visit Tuesday

Islamabad: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian will arrive in Islamabad Tuesday on a day-long visit to discuss regional and international developments of mutual interest with the top Pakistani leadership. President Pezeshkian, accompanied by a high-level delegation, left for Islamabad aboard a special aircraft, Minab 168, to...

 

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