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  • Shehbaz govt using Israeli spyware to spy on Baloch people, reveals Amnesty News24 –

    Shehbaz govt using Israeli spyware to spy on Baloch people, reveals Amnesty News24 –

    Pakistan projects itself in opposition of Israel as it has never recognised it as a sovereign nation, and it does not keep any bilateral relations with the country. But, behind the curtains, the story is all together a different one. 

    Pakistan secretly enjoys friendly relations with Netanyahu govt

    Pakistan enjoys secret friendly relations with Israel. It has not only maintained its relations, but also spying against its own people with the help of Israel. 

    The Pakistani government is using Israeli spyware and it is using it against its people in Balochistan. The government is monitoring the movement of Baloch people with the help of spyware, Amnesty International has revealed in its report. 

    ‘Israeli spyware is being used in Pak’

    Amnesty International says in its report that spyware developed by an Israeli company is being actively used by Pakistan. Amnesty says in its report named, ‘Intellexa Leaks’ in which a story of a lawyer in Balochistan was narrated. According to a report, the lawyer received a mysterious link on his Whatsapp from an anonymous number, and later he contacted Amnesty International. 

    The Amnesty security lab checked the link and on the basis of technical behaviour of the infection server identified it as a predator attack. Predator has been developed by Israeli company, Intellexa which is a very aggressive spyware. Amnesty International said in its report that the investigation of the link is based on sensitive documents and other elements. The internal document contained sales and marketing materials and training video. 

    Report was published collectively

    The investigation took place for months and the report was published collectively by inside story in Greece, Haaretz in Israel  and WAV in Switzerland. Google had started sending notifications to hundreds of its users in Pakistan and several other nations of spyware threat.  

    On the other hand, Pakistan has rejected the reports published by Amnesty International. On the condition of anonymity, a senior intelligence officer told Dawn that the attempt was to malign the image of Pakistan, and he stressed that there was no truth in the story. 


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  • Amgen Named Official Biotech Partner by Los Angeles Sports & Entertainment Commission (LASEC) Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026™

    Amgen Named Official Biotech Partner by Los Angeles Sports & Entertainment Commission (LASEC) Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026™

    LASEC and the Los Angeles World Cup 2026 Host Committee will collaborate with Amgen to amplify community health and legacy programs in Greater Los Angeles ahead of historic sporting events.

    The Los Angeles Sports & Entertainment Commission…

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  • NBA Fantasy: DFS picks & advice for Dec. 5

    NBA Fantasy: DFS picks & advice for Dec. 5

    The Trail Blazers’ Deni Avdija has notched two triple-doubles in his past eight games.

    The NBA heads into the seventh weekend of the regular season, and we have a total of 12 games on today’s NBA DFS slate. While FanDuel includes all 12…

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  • ICC fines Fakhar Zaman for dissent during T20 tri-nation series final – Sport

    ICC fines Fakhar Zaman for dissent during T20 tri-nation series final – Sport

    Pakistan batter Fakhar Zaman has been fined 10 per cent of his match fee after being found guilty of a Level 1 breach of the ICC Code of Conduct during the tri-nation final against Sri Lanka on Nov 29, the International Cricket Council said in a…

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  • Fakhar Zaman fined for breaching ICC Code of Conduct

    Fakhar Zaman fined for breaching ICC Code of Conduct

    Pakistan’s Fakhar Zaman celebrates after reaching his century against New Zealand during ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, in M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru, India on November 4, 2023. — Reuters

    Pakistan’s batter…

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  • Scots language book launched in memory of Dumfries woman

    Scots language book launched in memory of Dumfries woman

    Lori CarnochanBBC Scotland

    Claire Berridge Lois Sherret smiling to camera, wearing a black top, blue shirt and putting her arm around Claire Berridge who has long, blonde hair and is wearing a leopard print top Claire Berridge

    Lois Sherret, who died of a rare form of cancer, with her arm around her friend Claire Berridge

    A new children’s book aimed at encouraging school pupils to engage with the Scots language has been written in…

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  • Dengue vaccine gains first major approval – Medical Xpress

    1. Dengue vaccine gains first major approval  Medical Xpress
    2. Single-dose dengue vaccine ‘will help Amazon communities’  Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
    3. Singledose vaccine against dengue  The Financial Express
    4. Hospital São Lucas of PUCRS played a…

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  • Lando Norris leads Max Verstappen during second practice in Abu Dhabi as Oscar Piastri starts weekend back in 11th

    Lando Norris leads Max Verstappen during second practice in Abu Dhabi as Oscar Piastri starts weekend back in 11th

    McLaren driver Lando Norris set the pace during Friday’s second practice session for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, leading the way from Red Bull rival Max Verstappen and Mercedes’ George Russell, with team mate Oscar Piastri back in 11th.

    Norris…

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  • These Google Maps AI Tools Can Help Keep Your Holiday Travel Plans on Track

    These Google Maps AI Tools Can Help Keep Your Holiday Travel Plans on Track

    With the holiday travel season in full swing, flight delays, crowded roads and winter weather are making this year’s Christmas and New Year’s rush feel especially hectic.

    Whether you’re road-tripping home for festive gatherings or escaping to a…

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  • Scientists reveal a powerful heart boost hidden in everyday foods

    Scientists reveal a powerful heart boost hidden in everyday foods

    People who frequently include foods and beverages rich in polyphenols, such as tea, coffee, berries, cocoa, nuts, whole grains and olive oil, may experience better heart health over time.

    A team from King’s College London reported that…

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