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November 23, 2025

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Budget execution turmoil looms as government binds IMF

Fifteen reform proposals are under intense discussion between Pakistani authorities and an IMF technical team In a bid to plug long-standing leaks in its fiscal machinery, the finance ministry is trying to finalize a comprehensive set of proposals aimed at overhauling Pakistan’s budget execution system, with plans to present the reforms to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by next month, senior officials said. The Express Tribune. The reform package — consisting of about 15 proposals — is under intense discussion between Pakistani authorities and an IMF technical team. At the heart of the plan is a push to fully digitize

September 15, 2025

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Trump binds national emergency in Washington DC for ICE controversy

US Ice Officers stand out of an ice facility at Broadview, Illinois on September 12, 2025. – Reuters Mayor Muriel Bowser says the police will not work with Ice. Says Trump The crime will come “roar behind” by non -cooperation. The president has already developed more than 2,000 troops in Washington. US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he will call a national emergency and Federalise Washington, DC after Mayor Muriel Bowser said his police would not cooperate with migration and customs enforcement. The issue is to provide information about people living or entering the United States illegally. Trump’s

August 6, 2025

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Foundation Gates binds $ 2.5 billion for women’s health research, innovation

The Pakistani health worker speaks with pregnant women at a healthcare center in Sharda in the Neelum mountainous valley. – AFP/file The charity of Microsoft Bill Gates founder, The Gates Foundation, announced a new $ 2.5 billion commitment by 2030 to finance a new era of research and health -based health innovation. According to release, the investment- the largest ever in women’s health by the Foundation- will support more than 40 innovations in five main areas, especially those that affect women in low and medium-income countries. Financing, announced through a press release, aims to tackle the chronic subjective tradition of

April 23, 2025

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India binds strong response after Iiojk attack kills 26 tourists

Security personnel are raped on the scene of the attack in the Pahalgam area of ​​Iiojk. – Type of trust in India Kashmir Resistance claims responsibility for attack. Expresses dissatisfaction with the arrangement of more than 85,000 “external”. Trump offers full support to India. PM Modi binds justice. Srinagar: Indian security forces began a huge hunt on Wednesday for attackers suspected of killing 26 men at a tourist destination in Indian illegal occupied mosquito and Kashmir (Iiojk) in the worst attack on civilians. At least 17 people were also injured in the shooting that took place on Tuesday in the

January 27, 2025

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US Defense Minister binds military support for Trump’s mass migratory deportations

Listen to the article US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said Monday that the army would continue to help President Donald Trump’s expulsions as he arrived for his first official day of work at the Pentagon. Hegseth – confirmed by Republicans despite his concerns about his inexperience and the alleged record of heavy alcohol consumption and domestic violence – is one of Trump’s most disputed choices. After having tightened the confirmation, the former host of Fox News made it clear that he would work to execute the president’s tough agenda, including the use of the army in deportations. “Supporting mass

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