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TikTok Removes Over 23 Million Videos In Pakistan For Violating Community Guidelines
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TikTok Removes Over 23 Million Videos In Pakistan For Violating Community Guidelines

ISLAMABAD: TikTok removed more than 23.2 million videos from Pakistan during the second quarter of 2026 for violating its Community Guidelines. According to its latest Community Guidelines Enforcement Report, the platform deleted 23,243,711 videos between April and June 2026. The report highlights the company's efforts to identify harmful content, remove fake accounts, and improve user…

Australia Plans Tougher Student Visa Rules With New Financial Requirements
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Australia Plans Tougher Student Visa Rules With New Financial Requirements

Saudi Arabia Warns Of Jail And SR100,000 Fine For Helping Illegal Residents
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Saudi Arabia Warns Of Jail And SR100,000 Fine For Helping Illegal Residents

Pakistan Launches First Biomass Energy Plant In Sindh
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Pakistan Launches First Biomass Energy Plant In Sindh

Senator Mushtaq Ahmed’s Wife Decides to End Marriage Through Court-Approved Khula
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Senator Mushtaq Ahmed’s Wife Decides to End Marriage Through Court-Approved Khula

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