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June 9, 2024

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Political chaos, excessive energy costs are cited as key challenges

KARACHI: Sindh’s former caretaker minister for industries and commerce Muhammad Younus Dagha said that if two major challenges, including political instability and high energy costs, are brought under control, the country can grow by leaps and bounds. He said that the caretaker government had made efforts to improve the performance of government services despite the limited time and won laurels. “The system of electronic services must be continued and not reversed. Karachi unfortunately has no say in policymaking despite the fact that it contributes significant revenue to the national exchequer.” He emphasized the need to address the issues of the

New chaos, arrests on US campuses as police clear camp at UCLA

LOS ANGELES: Police forcibly removed several provocative pro-Palestinian protesters at several colleges on Thursday, including breaking up an encampment at UCLA in a riotous scene that underscored the heightened chaos that has erupted on campuses this week. In the early morning hours, helmeted police swarmed a tent city set up at the University of California, Los Angeles, using flashlights and riot gear to push through lines of protesters who had linked arms in a futile attempt to halt their advance. Los Angeles police said on social media that 210 people were arrested at UCLA and hundreds of arrests were made

New chaos, arrests on US campuses as police clear camp at UCLA

LOS ANGELES: Police forcibly removed several provocative pro-Palestinian protesters at several colleges on Thursday, including breaking up an encampment at UCLA in a riotous scene that underscored the heightened chaos that has erupted on campuses this week. In the early morning hours, helmeted police swarmed a tent city set up at the University of California, Los Angeles, using flashlights and riot gear to push through lines of protesters who had linked arms in a futile attempt to halt their advance. Los Angeles police said on social media that 210 people were arrested at UCLA and hundreds of arrests were made

April 19, 2024

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‘All-or-nothing’ Norris takes pole sprint amid rain chaos at Chinese GP

SHANGHAI: A fearless all-or-nothing lap by McLaren’s Lando Norris in wet and wild conditions denied Lewis Hamilton pole position for Friday’s Shanghai sprint race. Hamilton thought he had won pole for his Mercedes when Norris’ lap of 1min 57.940sec on intermediate wet tires was written off for exceeding track limits, only to be dramatically reinstated a minute later. Fernando Alonso in an Aston Martin showed his experience and guile to come third in the treacherous conditions with championship leader Max Verstappen fourth, after he too deleted time for over-running. It was a second career pole sprint for Norris. “It was

Haiti’s Ariel Henry resigns as prime minister amid growing regional chaos

After his resignation, a senior US official said Henry was free to remain in Puerto Rico or travel elsewhere Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry speaks during the second plenary session of leaders during the Ninth Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles, California, U.S., June 10, 2022. — Reuters Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry has resigned amid escalating chaos, according to regional leaders on Monday, who also said the resignation will take effect once a transitional council and interim replacement are appointed. The resignation of Henry, who has led the Caribbean country since the assassination of its last president in

January 22, 2024

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Unstable region faces increased risk of chaos

KARACHI: Director of the Indo-Pacific Security Program Lisa Curtis at CNAS warned that heightened tensions between nuclear-armed neighbors Pakistan and Iran have raised concerns in the United States, with fears the situation is spiraling out of control. In an interview with VOA Deewa, Curtis, a seasoned foreign policy and national security expert, highlighted the motivation behind Iran’s recent invasion of Pakistan, linking the move to retaliation after the January 3 double suicide bombing, a attack claimed by ISIS. “Elevated tensions between nuclear power Pakistan and Iran, which are nevertheless developing a nuclear program, cause the United States to be concerned.

January 12, 2024

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FBR’s half-baked reform outline could create unimaginable chaos, officials warn

The current plan would require the government to either completely repeal the 2007 FBR Act or make extensive amendments through an ordinance Federal Board of Revenue Headquarters in Islamabad. — APP/File No details about the plan have been released for public comment. The new structure would require modification of rules, laws. FBR officers express apprehensions over the half-baked summary. ISLAMABAD: The proposed revamp of Pakistan Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) if fully implemented will require more than 1,000 changes in existing tax laws and rules, so any half-hearted strategy can create unimaginable chaos for the state. There are two options

January 9, 2024

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Chaos ensues as Ecuador’s most wanted criminal disappears from prison

Police in Ecuador have launched a massive manhunt with an operation involving more than 3,000 members Police seek Los choneros leader Jose Adolfo Macias — Reuters Ecuador’s most wanted criminal, leader of the Los Choneros crime group, Jose Adolfo Macias, has escaped from prison where he was serving time for drug trafficking and murder. Known by the alias Fito, Macias was jailed in 2011 and given a 34-year sentence, he says Reuters. Police in Ecuador have reportedly launched a massive manhunt with the operation involving more than 3,000 members of law enforcement agencies. In a statement given by presidential spokesman

November 24, 2023

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Ian Chappell empathizes with Babar Azam amid Pakistan captaincy chaos

Babar Azam’s tenure as the captain of the Pakistan cricket team came to an abrupt end after a disappointing performance in the 2023 ODI World Cup held in India. Despite high hopes of a turnaround after a lackluster Asia Cup campaign, Pakistan finished fifth in the 10-team event, prompting Azam to step down as captain. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) subsequently appointed Shan Masood as captain for the Tests and Shaheen Afridi for the T20Is. Ian Chappell, a legendary Australian cricketer-turned-commentator, empathized with Azam, recognizing him as a “very good player”. Speaking to Wide World of Sports Outside the Rope,

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