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‘Happy with the effort but not with result’: Crispin Chhetri on India’s performance in Pink Ladies Cup

Sharjah, Feb 25 (SocialNews.XYZ) The Indian senior women's team will face the Korea Republic in their third and final friendly match at the Pink Ladies Cup at the Al Hamriya Sports Club Stadium here on...

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Brand new £190m international airport left ABANDONED…without a single passenger ever passing through or plane taking off

A BRAND new international airport that cost £190million to build has been left to rot without a single plane ever taking off.

The New Gwadar International Airport has the capacity to serve 400,000 people – but its gates have not welcomed a single passenger yet.

Gwadar International Airport in Pakistan.
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The New Gwadar International Airport has not welcomed a single passenger yet[/caption]
Aerial view of the New Gwadar International Airport under construction.
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Pictures show the construction of the New Gwadar International Airport[/caption]
Satellite image of New Gwadar International Airport in Gwadar, Pakistan.
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This satellite image from Planet Labs PBC shows the New Gwadar International Airport near Gwadar, Pakistan[/caption] Illustration of Pakistan's abandoned Gwadar International Airport and its location.

Located in the coastal city of Gwadar in Pakistan, the ambitious airport was built by China in an attempt to revive the impoverished city around it.

However, since the construction works concluded in 2024, the airport has not been functional even for a single day.

Eerie pictures show the airport sitting empty without a single passenger.

One satellite image shows the empty runaways without any aircraft fleets stationed there.

Unlike other international airports – where thousands of people including staff, security and flyers buzz around the area – the Gwadar airport shows no signs of life.

At the moment, it is the biggest airport in Pakistan – built across an area of 4,300 acres.

It is said to be capable of handling the jumbo Airbus A380 aircraft and a combination of Boeing 737, and Boeing 747 for domestic as well as international routes.

But not a single plane has ever taken off from the airport.

It is understood that security concerns delayed the inauguration of the international airport.

There were fears the area’s mountains — and their proximity to the airport — could be the ideal launchpad for an attack.

Instead, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and his Chinese counterpart Li Qiang hosted a virtual ceremony.

The inaugural flight was off-limits to the media and public.

The airport is also a stark contrast to the impoverished and backward southwestern Balochistan province around it.

While authorities hailed it as transformational, there is scant evidence of change in Gwadar city, where a 400,000-passenger capacity airport isn’t a priority for the city’s 90,000 people.

Abdul Ghafoor Hoth, district president of the Balochistan Awami Party, said not a single resident of Gwadar was hired to work at the airport, “not even as a watchman.”

He added: “Forget the other jobs, how many Baloch people are at this port that was built for the Chinese communist party.”

For the past decade, China has poured money into Balochistan and Gwadar as part of a multibillion-dollar project that connects its western Xinjiang province with the Arabian Sea, called the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

Experts fear that Chinese investment is a way to gain more military access in the area.

Azeem Khalid, an international relations expert who specializes in Pakistan-China ties, said: “This airport is not for Pakistan or Gwadar.

“It is for China, so they can have secure access for their citizens to Gwadar and Balochistan.”

Pakistan, keen to protect China’s investments, has stepped up its military footprint in Gwadar to combat dissent.

The city is a jumble of checkpoints, barbed wire, troops, barricades, and watchtowers.

Roads close at any given time, several days a week, to permit the safe passage of Chinese workers and Pakistani VIPs.

A boy photographs his friend posing by a Gwadar sign on a beach.
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A boy takes pictures of his friend with a “Gwadar” sign at a newly constructed highway in the city[/caption]
Aerial view of a newly constructed highway connecting to Gwadar port.
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A view of the newly constructed highway connecting Gwadar Port to Balochistan[/caption]
Aerial view of Gwadar, Pakistan, showing a developing area and coastline.
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A view of a newly developing area in the coastal city of Gwadar[/caption]

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BBC apologises over shamed DJ Tim Westwood and admits there were ‘missed opportunities’ amid ‘sex assaults’ probe

THE BBC has apologised over “missed opportunities” to deal with shamed DJ Tim Westwood amid a “sex assaults” probe.

A report into his alleged inappropriate behaviour during his time at the broadcaster has found there were “missed opportunities that might have led to action”.

BBC headquarters in London.
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The BBC has apologised after a review into what it knew about shamed DJ Tim Westwood’s conduct found it ‘missed opportunities that might have led to action’[/caption]
Headshot of Tim Westwood.
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The broadcaster has admitted the DJ may have presented a ‘risk to young women and girls’[/caption]

It also admitted there were a “range of factors which ought to have alerted the BBC” and that Westwood may have presented a “risk to young women and girls”.

Westwood, 67, who stepped down from his show on Capital Xtra in April 2022, and left Radio 1 and Radio 1Xtra in 2013 after nearly 20 years, faces historical sexual abuse allegations from multiple women, and “strongly denies all allegations of inappropriate behaviour”.

The Metropolitan Police previously said it is investigating accusations of offences alleged to have happened between 1982 and 2016.

In her findings, the report’s author Gemma White KC said: “I have not found there to be significant BBC knowledge of allegations or concerns about sexual misconduct on Tim Westwood’s part.

“However, the overview from which I have benefited as a result of having conducted this review demonstrates the clear need for a robust mechanism for the assessment of the risks presented by the engagement of particular individuals.

“There were, in my view, a range of factors which ought to have alerted the BBC to the possibility that Tim Westwood might present a risk to young women and girls.”

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DJ Tim Westwood at the launch of Puttshack, Bank in London.
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The Metropolitan Police previously said it was investigating accusations of offences alleged to have happened between 1982 and 2016 involving Westwood[/caption]

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I Finally Know Why Sung Jinwoo’s Fight Against Baran Felt So Underwhelming and It Wasn’t the Animation

The much-awaited battle between Sung Jinwoo and the Demon King Baran has finally taken place in the most recent episode of Solo Leveling’s season 2. It was one of the most anticipated episodes, as it not only led to the end of the Return to Demon Castle Arc but also gave me an insight as […]

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“We wanted to see Voyager get its a** kicked every episode”: Star Trek: Voyager’s Best Arc Couldn’t Span a Whole Season Because of Deep Space Nine

Star Trek: Voyager developed a cult following unlike its more successful spinoff shows such as The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine. The Kate Mulgrew starrer again saw an experimental storyline where the titular Voyager ship was placed in a different dimension and was tasked with handling a diverse crew of Starfleet and Maquis. One […]

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Rajasthan Speaker breaks down in Assembly after abusive language by state Cong chief

Jaipur, Feb 25 (SocialNews.XYZ) Rajasthan Assembly Speaker Vasudev Devnani broke down in tears during the House proceedings on Tuesday, accusing State Congress President Govind Singh Dotasra of insulting him and using abusive language. Expressing his...

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“The rules that don’t change”: James Gunn Knows Why His ‘Superman’ Is the Perfect Antidote to a Divided America Under Donald Trump

James Gunn is busy preparing for the release of the highly anticipated Superman movie that will mark a new dawn for the DCU. Ahead of the film’s release, Gunn and his DC Studios co-head Peter Safran recently conducted a press meet where the two shared updated plans for the franchise and details about new projects. […]

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Despite Beating Monster Hunter to PC, Dauntless Falls Short and Shuts Down

Remember Dauntless? It’s the monster-hunting RPG that was inspired by, well, Monster Hunter. Released for early access in 2018 with a full launch in 2019, the game is officially shutting down on May 29, 2025. Developer Phoenix Labs announced the game’s closure just weeks after laying off the majority of its staff. Dauntless was one […]

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“This show is under the radar still”: If Red Hulk Didn’t Make You a Harrison Ford Fan Then His Comedic Genius in ‘Shrinking’ Will

Harrison Ford has been gathering a loyal fanbase for decades now. From Star Wars to Indiana Jones and even Blade Runner, he has fans from all corners of the film industry. Most recently, he has gathered even Marvel fans to his side after his performance as the Red Hulk in Captain America: Brave New World. […]

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