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November 29, 2025

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Trump says the airspace over and around Venezuela should be considered closed

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to members of the media following a call with members of the military on Thanksgiving Day in Palm Beach, Florida, U.S., November 27, 2025. — Reuters US officials are not aware of any military plans to enforce an airspace closure. Trump’s announcement raises questions, former US military says. Venezuela revokes operating rights of six major airlines. WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that the airspace over and around Venezuela should be considered “closed in its entirety”, but did not elaborate as Washington stepped up pressure on the government of President Nicolas Maduro. “To

Many types of birds in the US are considered to reach the population of ‘subversion point’

A duck spreads its wings in the reflex pool with the Washington monument in the backdrop at the National Mall in Washington, DC, USA, November 24th 2024 – Reuters US bird populations are facing alarming reductions due to factors such as habitat loss and climate change, according to a new report that identifies 112 species that have reached a “overturn” point, including 42 with a dangerously low number and steep downward trends. Even the populations of the duck, which have been considered a history of conservation success, have tended down in recent years, though they are still higher than the

March 1, 2025

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A list of films that have won an Oscar that are considered problematic today

An Oscar’s victory is considered to be the highest achievement in cinema, but not all winners withstand the test of time. Some films, once celebrated, now bear an unpleasant weight because of their outdated issues, problematic illustrations or revelations about filmmakers behind them. What was once considered revolutionary or even progressive then can now look deaf, racist, sexist or just wrong. With the 2025 Oscars around the corner, it’s worth re -examining some of the previous winners of the best image of the academy who is age … Well, let’s not like good wine. Some of these films caused controversy

August 21, 2024

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FinMin ‘hopeful’ Pakistan’s case to be considered by IMF board in September

Listen to the article Islamabad: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb hopes that Pakistan’s case will be presented at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) board meeting in September. During a meeting of the Senate Standing Committee on Finance on Wednesday, chaired by Saleem Mandviwalla, the finance czar clarified recent media reports on the IMF programme. The decision of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to postpone the approval of the $7 billion bailout package has called into question Pakistan’s tilt towards the West and also jeopardized the credibility of its policies. The IMF board meeting was conditional on providing credible assurances to meet

The hard-line Haniyeh was considered the most moderate face of Hamas

Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh gestures as he delivers a speech in Gaza City on December 7, 2017. — Reuters Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas leader killed in Iran, was the hardline face of the Palestinian group’s international diplomacy as the war raged in Gaza, where three of his sons were killed in an Israeli airstrike. But despite the rhetoric, many diplomats saw him as a moderate compared to the group’s more hard-line members in Gaza. Appointed to the top Hamas post in 2017, Haniya has shuttled between Turkey and the Qatari capital Doha, escaping the blockaded Gaza Strip’s travel limits and

The EU’s green hydrogen targets are not considered realistic by the European Court of Auditors

European Union targets for production and import of green hydrogen fuel are unrealistic and unlikely to be met despite billions of euros in funding, the European Court of Auditors (ECA) said on Wednesday. The European Commission has set targets to produce up to 10 million tonnes of hydrogen from renewable sources by 2030 and import another 10 million tonnes. While not binding, the targets are part of the bloc’s plans to end its dependence on Russian energy imports. In its report, the ECA said these targets were based on “political will” rather than robust analysis and that the EU is

March 20, 2024

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Usman Khan will be called up for the national camp, Imad Wasim was not considered

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR WHATSAPP CHANNEL Pakistan selectors are set to announce a squad of around 25 players for a training camp at an army base in Kakul from March 25. From this group, the squad for the upcoming five-match T20I home series against New Zealand in April will be announced. The announcement of the names of the players is expected tomorrow after the approval of the PCB chairman. All-rounder Imad Wasim’s name is currently missing from the list of players to be announced for the camp. Imad was named man of the match in the PSL 9 final for his

January 16, 2024

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Nearly 40% of global employment is considered exposed to artificial intelligence

This transformative wave also raises concerns about job displacement and widening inequalities The letters AI (Artificial Intelligence) are placed on a computer motherboard in this picture taken on June 23, 2023. —Reuters The impending integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the global economy promises unprecedented productivity, economic growth and increased incomes, International Monetary Fund (IMF) managing director Kristalina Georgieva wrote in a blog for the global lender’s website. But he added that this transformative wave also raises concerns about job displacement and deepening inequalities. The IMF emphasizes the need for proactive policies to harness the potential of artificial intelligence for

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