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Pervez Musharraf's casket arrived in Pakistan on Sunday, December 15th, 2019. The casket was draped in a Pakistani flag and carried by six pallbearers. After a brief stop at the airport, it was then taken to the National Monument for a solemn ceremony of state honors. During the ceremony, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan paid tribute to the late General, calling him a "guardian of the nation" and a "true patriot". The casket was then transported to its final resting place, the Army Graveyard in Rawalpindi. As a mark of respect, the entire nation observed two minutes of silence in honor of the former president. Musharraf's funeral was attended by thousands of people, including dignitaries from across the world, who paid their last respects to the man who served as the President of Pakistan from 2001-2008.

Pervez Musharraf was the former military ruler of Pakistan, who served as president from 1999 to 2008. During his tenure, he implemented reforms in the economy, politics, and society which were aimed at furthering Pakistan's development. He is known for launching the Kargil War against India, as well as for his controversial decision to suspend the Pakistani constitution in 2007. He currently lives in exile and has been accused of a variety of human rights violations.

This is a report on the record-breaking levels of crypto theft in North Korea in 2020. It details the amount of funds stolen, the methods used to do so, and the countries affected by the thefts. It also highlights the growing threat posed by North Korean hackers and the need for increased security measures. The report is intended to serve as a warning to all investors and governments to be aware of the growing threat of North Korean cybercrime.

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Pope Francis visited South Sudan in February 2021 to show his support for the millions of displaced children living there. He visited a camp for internally displaced persons and held a mass with members of the South Sudanese Catholic community. During his visit, Pope Francis also met with members of the country's leadership to discuss peace and reconciliation. The Pope's visit highlighted the need for better protection and education for children, as well as the importance of finding sustainable solutions to end the conflict. His visit is a signal of hope and solidarity with those affected by the ongoing violence in the region.

The Ukraine government under President Zelenskyy's leadership has vowed to protect the city of Bakhmut and fight for the rights of its citizens. Bakhmut is an ancient city in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine that has been the site of much conflict due to the ongoing Russian-backed separatist movement. The government has committed to providing the necessary resources and support to protect the city and its people from any further aggression, and to help them reclaim their rights and freedom. Zelenskyy has declared that the defense of Bakhmut is a priority for the Ukraine, and will be a key part of the country’s fight for independence and sovereignty.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a $6 billion bailout package for Pakistan. The bailout comes with strict conditions, including the introduction of an economic reform program to tackle the country's fiscal and economic woes. This includes measures such as raising taxes, reducing government spending and improving transparency in public finances. Pakistan has also agreed to strengthen its anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulations and to improve the framework for fighting corruption.

#BritishWorkersRise is a movement that seeks to bring together workers from all over the UK in the largest strike in a generation. The goal of the movement is to fight for better wages, improved working conditions, and greater job security. It is a grassroots effort that has been gaining momentum since its inception in 2019. The movement has seen workers from various industries, including healthcare, education, transport, and manufacturing, come together to demand change. #BritishWorkersRise is a powerful reminder that collective action can bring about real change.

Lebanon's Exchange Rate Crisis is a financial crisis that has been ongoing since 2019. It is characterized by a rapid devaluation of the Lebanese pound, which has lost more than 80% of its value against the US dollar. The crisis has had a devastating impact on the country's economy, leading to skyrocketing prices, high unemployment, and a severe shortage of foreign currency. The crisis has been exacerbated by political instability, corruption, and a lack of economic reforms. The Lebanese government has taken steps to address the crisis, but the situation remains dire.

Adani Stock Rout Causes Asia's Richest Person to Lose His Title is a news story about the recent decline in the stock price of Adani Enterprises, an Indian conglomerate owned by billionaire Gautam Adani. The stock rout has caused Adani to lose his title as Asia's richest person, with his net worth dropping from $32 billion to $25 billion. The story examines the reasons behind the stock rout, including the company's heavy debt load and its reliance on coal-fired power plants. It also looks at the potential implications for Adani's other businesses, such as ports, airports, and real estate.

This report from Human Rights Watch calls for an investigation into the use of banned anti-personnel mines by the Ukrainian military. The report highlights the devastating impact these weapons have on civilians, particularly children, and calls for an immediate halt to their use. It also calls for an independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding their deployment, and for those responsible to be held accountable. The report also urges the Ukrainian government to take steps to ensure that such weapons are never used again.