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: It features automatic kerning in Nastaliq text to remove unnecessary inter-word spaces, creating a seamless calligraphic look.

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: Built-in spell check for Urdu, word and character counts, and the ability to generate indexes and tables of contents. Comparison of Versions and Editions

: It features automatic kerning in Nastaliq text to remove unnecessary inter-word spaces, creating a seamless calligraphic look.

is a leading multilingual word processor and page layout software specifically designed for languages using the Arabic script, most notably Urdu , Arabic, Persian, and Pashto. Since its initial development in 1994, it has become the gold standard for creating newspapers, books, and magazines in Pakistan and India due to its faithful reproduction of the calligraphic Nastaliq style . Core Features of InPage 3.20

: Version 3.0 and above significantly improved compatibility by supporting Unicode, allowing users to move text between InPage and other modern applications more easily.

climate
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2025 Was Russia’s Second-Warmest Year on Record

Over the past decade, temperatures in Russia have risen by 0.51 degrees Celsius while the global average increased by 0.2 C.
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opinion Vitaly Servetnik

Russia’s Extreme Winter Storms Are a Climate Wake-Up Call the Kremlin Is Ignoring

The Kremlin once suggested climate change could bring Russia advantages. But the chaos from recent storms tells a very different story.
4 Min read
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Oil Slick From Sunken Tankers Drifts Toward Russia’s Black Sea Coast, Krasnodar Governor Warns

Satellite images recently captured what appeared to be a large dark slick in open water, which local authorities said could be a concentration of oil products...
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Business
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Russian Economy Shrinks in the First Quarter

The 0.5% contraction in GDP significantly missed the Central Bank’s earlier projection of 1.6% annualized growth for the period.
2 Min read
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Kremlin Offers Thoughts and Prayers to Businesses Hurting From Constant Internet Outages

Top spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the government has no plans to provide financial support to businesses that have seen their bottom lines negatively impacted...
1 Min read
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UniCredit to Sell Part of Russian Subsidiary to UAE Investor

UniCredit said the deal is expected to close in the first half of 2027 and will result in a hit to profits of around $3.5 billion.
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arts and life
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Director Alexander Sokurov Expresses ‘Sympathy’ for Exiled Artists After Venice Event Canceled

Sokurov had been slated to speak at a pre-opening event at the Venice Biennale titled “Dissent and Peace” this week, but organizers scrapped his appearance...
3 Min read
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Ultraconservative Vitaly Milonov Wants Your Kids to Jam Out to Whitney Houston

Milonov, a lawmaker in Russia’s State Duma, is notorious for his anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-Western views.
2 Min read
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‘Nemtsov’s Story Is Russia’s Story’: Mikhail Fishman on ‘The Successor’ and the Russia That Never Was

The exiled journalist’s book, now out in the U.S., is both a biography of Boris Nemtsov and a history of Russia’s failed democratic transition.
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the new diaspora
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Russia’s Exiled Anti-War Movements Are Learning to Play the Long Game

While grassroots anti-war groups were energized and driven to resist the war at its outset, a litany of challenges has reshaped their work.
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‘The Motherland Is Catching Up’: Russians in Kazakhstan Feel Moscow’s Reach in String of Expulsions

Kazakhstan's reputation as a safe haven for Russian exiles has been upended by a string of planned expulsions of dissidents.
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For Russia’s Wartime Diaspora, New Year’s Traditions Become a Tether to Home

The Moscow Times spoke to Russian emigres who left after the invasion of Ukraine about how they celebrated the new year in their new homes.
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