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July 17, 2025

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Govt cuts sugar Introduction amid IMF concerns about policy violations

A representation of a picture showing workers preparing sugar bags in a warehouse. – AFP/file Trading Corporation delays the start date of the offer by July 22, 2025. Move U-Turn signs from Govt’s goal of importing 0.5 million tonnes of sugar. The terms to exemption from the IMF tax introduce “infringement of EFF commitments”. ISLAMABAD: In a sudden reversal of policy, the state trading company (TCP) has reduced the supply of sugar from 300,000 metric in just 50,000 metric tonnes due to the pressure of domestic paratroopers and increasing concerns of the International Coins Fund (IMF). The news reported on

July 10, 2025

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BCCI seeks ‘neutral space’ for the ACC meeting on Dhaka’s safety concerns

A police officer walks beyond a logo of the Cricket Control Council in India (BCCI) at BCCI headquarters in Mumbai, India. – Reuters/file The upcoming Asia Minor Council (ACC) meeting in Bangladesh is facing a possible change of space following an official request by the Cricket Control Council in India (BCCI), according to Indian media. India’s multiple media reports indicate that BCCI is reluctant to send its delegation to Dhaka for the ACC meeting, which was originally scheduled for July 24, citing “security and political concerns” in Bangladesh. Sources show that the Indian Cricket Council has officially transferred its reservations

June 25, 2025

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US is giving $ 30 million to a controversial gauze aid team despite the concerns of violence

The United States is giving $ 30 million to a controversial humanitarian group that provides assistance to Gaza given by war, despite concerns between some US officials about the work and murder of Palestinians near food distribution areas, according to four sources. Washington has long supported the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), but this is the first known economic contribution of the US government to the organization. GHF uses private US military and supply operations to transfer assistance to the Palestinian enclave to distribute to so -called secure locations. A document examined by Reuters showed that the $ 30 million grant

June 12, 2025

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Selena Gomez raises health concerns after video surfaces online

Selena Gomez raises health concerns after video surfaces online Selena Gomez has rejuvenated her concern about her health, as the fans have identified what seemed to be an electronic cigarette in her hand in a nightclub Instagram video, triggering a fresh wave of speculation surrounding the wolf state and the history of the wolf. The video, published by a fan account, shows that Gomez expires a steam -like fog while rolling through her phone during a glam meeting before her night with singer Taylor Swift on May 31. From another angle, it seems to hold what looks like a pen,

June 5, 2025

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Trump and Xi keep rarely call as Taiwan’s commercial tensions and concerns are escalating

Listen to the article US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping have faced weeks of brewery of trade and a battle for critical minerals in a rare leader-leader on Thursday that they left key issues in further talks. During the call greater than one hour, Xi told Trump to retreat from the commercial measures that brought the global economy and warned him against threatening steps in Taiwan, according to a Chinese government. But Trump told social media that the talks focused mainly on trade led to “a very positive conclusion”, announcing further discussions of lower US-China level and

May 29, 2025

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Coach Mike Vrabel is facing concerns as the star loses Patriots Otas

Stefon Diggs’ first offseason with New England patriots is in a rocky start after a viral video that threw the wide receiver in the forefront for all the wrong reasons. The video, widely released on social media earlier this week, shows Diggs on a yacht that seems to deliver a pink substance to a baggie to a woman. Although the frame of the clip remains unclear, it raised immediate questions about its off -field behavior. Lead coach Mike Vrabel tackled the issue during Wednesday’s press conference, stating that the team “knows the situation” and had spoken with Diggs as part

May 20, 2025

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Who adopts a global agreement but the absence of the US raises concerns

Listen to the article WORLD: The World Health Organization approved a milestone agreement on Tuesday to boost worldwide readiness for future pandemics, marking the end of the three years of negotiations led by the chaotic response to COVID-19. The applause broke out at the World Health Assembly in Geneva, as Member States have approved the legally binding agreement, which aims to ensure fair access to medical tools such as vaccines, therapies and diagnostics during future global emergencies. “The deal is a victory for public health, science and polymers. It will ensure that, collectively, we can better protect the world from

May 16, 2025

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FDA Fluoride Ban Proposal Stuns dentist and scientists amid health concerns

Listen to the article HEALTH: A long -term dental therapy aimed at preventing children in children can soon disappear from the US market, as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is moving to eliminate fluoride supplements in relation to safety concerns. The Agency announced on May 13 that it intends to abolish tablets and fluorescent drops, reporting possible connections to spoiled bowel bacteria, thyroid disorders and reduced IQ. The decision does not affect fluoride in toothpaste, gels or oral solutions. “The best way to prevent cavities in children is to avoid excessive sugar intake and good dental hygiene, not by

May 11, 2025

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Iran, the US is conducting new nuclear conversations as the concerns of enrichment rise

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi speaks in the media during a book signature event in Muscat last month – AFP Iran, we are making a fourth round of talks on Muscat. Trump’s biggest voyage starts next week. Tehran does not say compromise on nuclear rights. Muscat: Iran and the United States launched the fourth round of nuclear talks in Oman on Sunday amid a situation for uranium enrichment, with Tehran calling it “non -negotiable”, while Washington described it as “red line”. The negotiations follow previous rounds that began about a month ago, marking the highest level of contact between the

May 5, 2025

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Republicans oppose US bill on concerns about speech freedom

Listen to the article A bilateral bill in the US Congress aimed at punishing international boycott against the United States -friendly countries – especially Israel – is facing the impetus by former President Donald Trump’s main allies, creating doubts. The proposed International Government Organization (IGO) Anti-Boycott Act, introduced in January by Republican spokesman Mike Lawler and Democratic Josh Gottheimer, seeks to extend the 2018 law. sanctions of up to $ 1 million in fines and 20 years in prison. The new proposal will expand its range to include boycott motivated by international government organizations, such as those imposed by the

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