Russia criminalising ‘extremist’ content | The Express Tribune

MOSCOW: Russian lawmakers on Thursday advanced a bill that would outlaw opening or searching for content online judged “extremist”, such as songs glorifying Ukraine and material by feminist rock band Pussy Riot. Critics say the law, which has drawn a rare backlash from across Russia’s political spectrum, would stifle internet freedom. Russian authorities already block…

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Teenagers in America seeking AI friends | The Express Tribune

Nearly three in four American teenagers have used AI companions, with more than half qualifying as regular users despite growing safety concerns about these virtual relationships, according to a new survey released on Wednesday, as per AFP. AI companions – chatbots designed for personal conversations rather than simple task completion – are available on platforms…

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Linkin Park’s new era divided fans, Mike Shinoda is undeterred | The Express Tribune

KARACHI: After the death of Linkin Park’s lead vocalist, Chester Bennington in 2017, the band is finally ready to make a comeback. In conversation with The Guardian, singer-songwriter Mike Shinoda and vocalist Emily Armstrong discussed the band’s rebirth and the backlash they have dealt with. 25 years since its formation, Linkin Park has become one…

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Marine pollution threatens blue economy | The Express Tribune

Listen to article ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs, Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry, has warned that marine pollution poses a severe threat to Pakistan’s blue economy. It harms biodiversity, fisheries, and tourism while also contributing to climate change, economic loss, and public health risks. According to an official statement, the minister issued this warning while chairing a…

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‘Facing Pakistan won’t be easy’ | The Express Tribune

Bangladesh captain Litton Das on Wednesday described the upcoming T20I series against Pakistan as a significant challenge, emphasising the strength of Pakistan’s bowling attack. Speaking at a press conference after the third T20I against Sri Lanka, he acknowledged that conditions in Dhaka could be difficult and that Pakistan would present a formidable test. “Both series…

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Eschelle wins ladies singles title in Westbury Tennis | The Express Tribune

Eschelle Asif outplayed Tahreem Yousuf to clinch the ladies singles title while Kashan Tariq defeated Ismail Aftab with a decisive 8-2 scoreline in the mens singles semifinal in the 21st Westbury National Tennis Championship. In the Boys U-14 Singles quarterfinal, Meer Bhagat beat Zaid Zaman 4-2, 4-0. The grand finals and closing ceremony will be…

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