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What is it like to be a travel blogger during a pandemic?

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By Allia Bukhari Verified
| The Express Tribune Verified
KARACHI: The global travel industry has been one of the sectors hit the hardest by the coronavirus pandemic. Millions of jobs are at risk worldwide and several businesses have gone and are going bankrupt ever since the many lockdowns. The UN has predicted that the crisis could cost global tourism and related sectors close to $1.2 to 3.3 trillion in revenue loss.
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Pakistan must fight antisemitism as it takes on key mediating role

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By Allia Bukhari Verified
| The Times of Israel Verified
As Pakistan inched closer to mediating a deal between the United States and Iran in Islamabad last weekend following the announcement of a two-week ceasefire, an inflammatory, antisemitic and ill-timed tweet from Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif generated a strong backlash, ultimately leading to its deletion. The post was also subsequently removed from his Facebook and Instagram accounts after, as sources claim, the civil and military leadership expressed dismay.
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The Blogs: Pakistan, Abraham Accords and the radical Islamist right

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By Allia Bukhari Verified
| The Times of Israel Verified
As US President Donald J. Trump announced the 20-point peace plan for Gaza in a presser alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on September 29 and invited world leaders in Sharm El Sheikh later to formalize the ceasefire, he mentioned a list of Muslim and Arab countries on board that backed his initiative for “peace in the Middle East.” A country to make it to the list, whose leaders also received a mention from the US President, was Pakistan.
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