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PTI attempts to create chaos in Pakistan badly failed: Tarar

Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Attaullah Tarar, says PTI has badly failed in its attempt to create chaos in the country. In a video talk, he said that the country’s economy will continue on an upward trajectory and that economic indicators are expected to show further improvement. The Minister criticized Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Ali Amin Gandapur, for his irresponsibility in fleeing a violent political rally that he was leading, subsequently disappearing from the scene and leaving behind rumors and misinformation. Attaullah Tarar said Ali Amin Gandapur must be questioned as to why he tried to disrupt law

September 8, 2024

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Gaffes, chaos, scandals — US presidential debates over the years

A combination showing former US president Barack Obama (left), former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and former US president and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. — Reuters/File With the presidential polls less than two months away, the presidential election in the United States is a key feature of elections and plays a role in either enhancing or diminishing the popularity and acceptance of candidates among voters across the country. The debate traditionally features Republican and Democratic candidates going head-to-head in televised debates as they tackle key issues of policy and public interest, as well as disagree with each other. As Republican

August 16, 2024

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Chaos in Turkish parliament as MPs fight over jailed colleague

ANCHOR: A brawl broke out in Turkey’s parliament on Friday during a heated debate over an opposition spokesman who is currently jailed on charges widely seen as politically motivated. The clash began when opposition MP Ahmet Sik was attacked after calling for the admission of his colleague, Can Atalay, who had been jailed for allegedly organizing anti-government protests in 2013. Despite his imprisonment, Atalay was elected to parliament last year as a member of Labor Party of Turkey (TIP). Parliament had stripped him of his seat, but the Constitutional Court overruled that decision on 1 August. Sık, who represents the

July 28, 2024

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PSX tumbles amid big sales, political chaos

KARACHI: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) saw volatility in the past week as bulls and bears battled for control, causing the benchmark KSE-100 to fluctuate between red and green zones on mixed developments. The index failed to protect the psychological level of 80,000 points, closing the week in the red just above 78,000 with a sharp drop of almost 2,100 points. The stock market started the week on a bearish note as it fell more than 1,600 points amid high political uncertainty following the government’s possible move to ban a major opposition party. Bulls returned to the stock market on

Vandal attacks on French railways cause chaos ahead of Olympics ceremony

Staff and passengers are pictured at Gare du Nord station following threats against France’s high-speed TGV network ahead of the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Paris 2024 Olympics on July 26, 2024. — Reuters Hundreds of thousands of people were stranded. Vandalism occurred despite the high-profile security operation. No claim of responsibility or indication of political motivation. Vandals targeted France’s high-speed rail network in a series of coordinated actions that caused major disruption on some of the country’s busiest rail lines ahead of the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics on Friday. This disruption occurred despite a massive security

July 26, 2024

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The new trend is ‘Brat Summer’ and it’s all about embracing chaos and all things green

LONDON: It’s 2024 and we’re all set for a ‘Summer of Brat’. The regulation; A dirty restaurant where your shoes stick to the floor. The color palette? A navy lime green. That lovely scent? Probably smokes, chips and a generous helping of sweat. Thanks to Charli XCX’s new album – titled BratOf course, all things pink and Barbie-core are so last year. This is the summer of the Brat, and it’s wild, chaotic, and green. The sleek, clean girl is out (much to the dismay of my minimalist self). the messy, internet It-girlie is in. Celebrities eagerly embrace the life

July 25, 2024

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Lionel Messi reacts to the chaos of the start of the Olympics

Argentina’s forward Lionel Messi looks on during the Copa America final against Colombia at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida, U.S. July 14, 2024. — Reuters Along with the entire nation of Argentina, their football legend Lionel Messi was also stunned after a strange series of events denied the national under-23 team a last-minute equalizer in their opening match against Morocco at the Olympics . Although Argentina’s under-23 team entered the tournament as one of the favourites, they were beaten 2-1 by Morocco in their first match in France on Wednesday. Reacting to the devastating loss, Messi, 37, posted the

Hurricane Beryl hits Texas, causing chaos and power outages

Hurricane Beryl lashed Texas with strong winds and heavy rain on Monday as it barreled inland, forcing the shutdown of oil ports, canceling hundreds of flights and leaving nearly 2 million homes and businesses without power. Beryl, the first Category 5 hurricane of the season on record, made landfall near the Texas beach town of Matagorda early this morning, battering the coast with dangerous storm surges and heavy rainfall, the US National Hurricane Center (NHC) said. The storm, which was expected to weaken quickly as it moved inland, swept a destructive path through Jamaica, Grenada and St. Vincent and the

Delhi in complete chaos after record breaking rain

NEW DELHI: Heavy rain and winds tore down a roof at New Delhi’s main airport on Friday, killing one person and shutting down a busy domestic terminal, while flooded roads and traffic snarls caused widespread disruption in the Indian capital. About 148.5 millimeters, or 5.85 inches, of rain fell in a three-hour period in the airport area early this morning – more than the average for all of June – according to the national weather service. Delhi’s main weather station Safdarjung recorded 228.1 mm (9 inches) of rainfall in 24 hours, the highest in 88 years. At the airport, a

A power outage causes chaos for flights at Manchester Airport in the UK

Passengers queue outside Terminal 1 after an overnight power outage led to disruptions and cancellations at Manchester Airport in Manchester, Britain, June 23, 2024. — Reuters LONDON: Manchester Airport, Britain’s third busiest, canceled more than 100 flights affecting thousands of passengers on Sunday after a major power outage. At least 20% of all outbound and inbound flights were cancelled, a Manchester Airport spokesman said, adding that further disruption was expected. Earlier, aviation analytics company Cirium said 66 departures and 50 inbound flights had been canceled with easyJet having the highest number of cancellations. Manchester Airports Group, which also runs London

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