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October 19, 2025

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Iran says it is no longer bound by “limitations” on its nuclear program

The Iranian flag flies in front of the UN office building, which houses the IAEA headquarters, in Vienna, Austria, May 24, 2021.— Reuters “Iran has consistently expressed its commitment to diplomacy,” the ministry said. The IAEA says Iran is the only non-nuclear state to enrich uranium to 60%. Iran’s nuclear program was curbed in 2015 by the Vienna accord. Iran said on Saturday it was no longer bound by restrictions on its nuclear program as a landmark 10-year deal between it and world powers expired, although Tehran reiterated its “commitment to diplomacy”. The 2015 deal — signed in Vienna by

August 29, 2025

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Taliban -bound Talibans are looking at the airspace for unexpected

A view from inside a commercial plane flying over the city of Kabul in November 2021, after the Taliban acquisition in August of that year. – AFP Farly above Kabul, the Taliban government, which has been committed to cash, has identified a potentially lucrative revenue flow: the Afghan airspace. As the Israeli and Iranian missile exchange threw the flight trails this year, the skies over Afghanistan offered carriers a less hectic and faster route to Ply – for a flat overclight fee, according to industry involved. The US Air Authority facilitated restrictions on the country’s airspace and paved the way

June 17, 2025

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The PSX range is bound in front of monetary policy

Karachi: The Pakistan’s Stock Exchange (PSX) on Monday remained committed to range and recorded minutes of 82 points, as investors fell carefully ahead of monetary policy announcement later on the day. As expected by many analysts after the escalation of geopolitical tensions, the Central Bank abandoned its policy unchanged at 11%. Despite the conflict between Israel and Iran, the market ended the negotiation on positive territory as it took the slogan from the recovery of world shares. In the morning, the PSX started the procedures in an optimistic note and immediately reached the intra -group high at 122,903 points. Shortly

November 20, 2024

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I dream of pursuing higher studies, but I am bound by societal expectations. What should I do?

A representational image showing books kept under a graduation cap and wedding rings to the side. — Canva Illustration by Geo.tv Dear Haya, I’m a 22-year-old girl and right now I’m in the process of deciding whether to pursue a difficult master’s degree or settle for a normal one. The reason I am confused about this is because I come from a conservative family where higher education is considered important but not as much as marriage. I’ve come to terms with the idea that I’ll be married before I turn 25, so there’s no point in pursuing a graduate degree

September 8, 2024

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PSX remains range bound pending EFF approval

KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) remained subdued in the coming week as investors awaited approval from the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) board for the $7 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF) and on concerns over possible foreign capital outflows due to coming rebalancing of the FTSE. However, the KSE-100 index registered a meager gain of around 400 points based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation reading, which fell to single digits for the first time in three years to 9.6% for August 2024 .Easing inflation fueled hopes of a rate cut at the next monetary policy committee (MPC) meeting.

June 30, 2024

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PSX remains range bound amid mixed signals

KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) traded in a narrow range in the coming week as investors fretted over the fiscal measures discussed in the National Assembly, which sent the KSE-100 down more than 350 points. It came despite optimism for the imminent approval of a new and larger International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan program. It was an eventful week that marked the close of the 2023-24 financial year for the market, which delivered its highest annual return in 21 years. Other key events during the week were the State Bank of Pakistan’s (SBP) announcement of a current account deficit

April 5, 2024

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Hina Dilpazeer is contractually bound to play Momo

In a surprising revelation during recent appearance in a Ramadan broadcast, Pakistani actress Hina Dilpazeer, known for her portrayal of Mumtaz, fondly known as Momo, in the hit sitcom Bulbulay, revealed an unexpected contractual restriction related to her iconic character. Dilpazeer revealed that she is contractually bound not to reprise her beloved role as Momo anywhere else, be it in on-screen projects or off-screen engagements like events or award ceremonies. Momo’s character inside Bulbulay she is a charming but aimless old woman who often forgets names, including those of her family members and common household items. Her endearing jumbles and

December 26, 2023

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The plane seized amid a human-trafficking investigation finally leaves France, bound for India

Among the passengers were a 21-month-old child and 11 unaccompanied minors under special administrative care Plane stuck for days in France for human trafficking investigation leaves for India. — Khaleej Times A chartered plane caught up in a human-trafficking investigation in France has finally taken off for India after a protracted holiday ordeal. About 300 Indian passengers, originally bound for Central America, were stranded at Vatry airport in the Champagne country for four days, marking an unusual and challenging experience during the festive season. The tiny Legend Airlines A340 at the center of the investigation departed on Monday with a

December 23, 2023

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A merchant ship bound for Israel was hit by an aircraft off India

NEW DELHI: A merchant vessel linked to Israel was hit by an unmanned aircraft off India’s west coast, British maritime security firm Ambrey said on Saturday, in the first known such attack so far from the Red Sea since the Gaza war. A fire on the Liberian-flagged tanker was extinguished without loss of crew in the incident 200km southwest of the Indian city of Veraval, he said, adding that some “structural damage was also reported and some water was carried on board”. “Merchant ships are being advised that these types of attacks typically target ships connected to Israel, but in

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