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    "Politics",
    "Asim Munir",
    "copy paste trend",
    "donald trump",
    "geopolitical news",
    "global peacemaker",
    "internet trends",
    "Iran US tensions",
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  "textContent": "For years, Pakistan, which has been a byword for economic crisis and security instability, has, very astonishingly, secured the title of “global peacemaker” in the recent US-Iran ceasefire, and rightly so. Pakistanis can’t seem to get enough of their first-time experience as peacemakers. On 7th April, 2026, US President Donald Trump took the internet by […]",
  "title": "Why Are People Flaunting Their Pakistani Passports On The Internet?"
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