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Welcome to ZBC Sairbeen – Thursday, 22 January, with Javaid Choudhary.

In today’s edition of Sairbeen, we bring you the most important national and international developments:

Former US President Donald Trump receives a warm welcome at the World Economic Forum in Davos, with a noticeably softer tone compared to the past.

British Prime Minister rejects Trump’s pressure over Greenland, declaring he will not bow to external demands.

The United States formally announces the Gaza “Board of Peace”, with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif signing on behalf of Pakistan.

Eight people, including three Palestinian journalists, killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza, with several others injured.

Massive losses reported from protests, with Tehran alone facing damages worth 30 trillion rials, while thousands are declared martyrs.

Pakistan decides to join the Gaza Board of Peace — analysts share their views.

A deep dive into key global maritime trade routes worth billions of dollars and how they have become a strategic rivalry zone between Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

Life-saving tips: What should you do if you ever get trapped inside a burning building?

Pakistan reduces customs valuation on used mobile phones — find out how much tax you now need to pay to register your phone.

A light moment: Pakistan vs Australia T20 series promo goes viral — why social media is buzzing over the “forgotten handshake”.

Heavy rain and snowfall disrupt life in Afghanistan, with the Salang Highway closed.

Hailstorms and snowfall expected in northern Pakistan, with weather alerts for mountainous regions.

All this and much more in today’s ZBC Sairbeen.
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