Written by Sajid Aurat March was held in different cities of Pakistan to observe International Women’s Day on March 08, 2021 with a view to

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Henrietta Fore COVID-19 is the first truly global crisis we have seen in our lifetime. No matter where we live, the pandemic . . .

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Although, Azerbaijan is a Shiite country. The Azeri ethnic is a large minority in Iran. Azeri Iranians complain that the authorities in Tehran do not