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January 15, 2026

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Offner’s celebration costs him his place at the Australian Open

SYDNEY: Sebastian Offner may never forget the rules of the sport again after his early victory celebration turned into a nightmarish collapse against Nishesh Basavareddy in Australian Open qualifying on Wednesday.Austria’s Offner looked destined for the next round when he raced to a commanding 6-1 lead in the deciding tiebreak set against 20-year-old American Basavarendi.But after winning another point to take a 7-1 lead, Offner started to celebrate and strode confidently to the net – apparently forgetting that final-set tiebreaks require 10 points to win, not the usual seven.The scandalous realization of his blunder was written all over Offner’s face

December 3, 2025

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The government removes additional export development costs, reducing cost pressures on exporters

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif chaired a meeting on 24 November 2025 where the Export Sector Working Group presented its update. — PID SBP says all previous circulars related to the surcharge have now been withdrawn. It says all export goods are exempted from the surcharge with immediate effect. The Councilor says the move follows the formation of new private sector-led working groups. The federal government has canceled the growth surcharge on all exports, the State Bank said on Tuesday, giving exporters some breathing room as they try to cut costs and remain competitive in global markets. The Export Development Surcharge

June 26, 2025

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NATO agrees mass costs

The Hague: NATO countries agreed on Wednesday to massively increase their defense spending to satisfy US President Donald Trump, who welcomed it as a “monumental victory” for America – and confirmed its country’s commitment to protect its European allies. Trump cut a charming figure after 32 NATO countries agreed to the title of his goal five percent of GDP in defense spending after two days of talks in The Hague. Taking credit for a “fantastic” result that “no one really believed possible”, Trump described the spending hike as a “monumental victory for the United States”. “They said you did it,

April 13, 2025

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M-12 motorway costs swell six times in RS71B

Listen to the article Islamabad: The delay in acquiring land for the M-12 (Sialkot-Kharian) project and an unprecedented increase in inflation and inter-bank offered by KIBOR (KIBOR) has caused a huge up to 7 billion RS costs six times. Sources at the National Motorway Authority (NHA) told Express Tribune that the cost of construction of the project amounted to 22.5 billion Rs initially in 2021 which increased to 71 billion Rs for six lanes by December 2024. They said that the NHA president, at a recent high -level meeting, informed Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif that due to the re -removal

March 30, 2025

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Argentina’s humiliation costs Dorival jr his job

RIO DE JANEIRO: Dorival Junior was fired on Friday as a Brazilian coach, three days after a humiliating 4-1 World Cup defeat by Argentina’s bitter opponents, the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) said. “Dorival Junior is no longer responsible for the Brazilian national team. Dorival, 62, was responsible only since January 2024, achieving temporary coach Fernando Diniz, but has overseen an indifferent qualifying campaign for the 2026 World Cup finals in the United States, Mexico and Canada. The five winners of the Brazilian World Cup are fourth at the South America qualifiers table, 10 points behind the defense of the Argentine

March 25, 2025

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Hidden costs of solar energy

Listen to the article Karachi: The expansion of solar energy remodeles the distribution of electricity, but it also has economic imbalances that need to be treated urgently. While solar energy provides a cleaner energy alternative, its growing adoption reduces the overall demand for the network, creating financial challenges for utility businesses and non-other customers. The current net measuring system allows solar users to sell excessive electricity back to the grid with prices that do not represent the full cost of electricity, distribution and infrastructure maintenance. Unlike large -scale renewable energy projects directly integrated into the network, individual solar users who

March 21, 2025

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Economists call hidden costs of lower interest rates

Listen to the article Karachi: Further reduction in the interest rate from 12% maintained by the Central Bank can severely affect the silver economy and interested parties, such as retirees, life insurance, adults, widows and others, while shrinking their haviral savings and profits. In addition, the constant miserable of the elitist economy would make the lives of common people miserable, the economic strategies said. Speaking to Express Tribune on Thursday, they said that apparently, the country’s domestic banking industry remained a “Mail money” machine while investing in Pakistan’s state-owned T-Bills (SBP) at the time of close monetary policy, up to

March 19, 2025

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My demanding job costs my friendships. Please help!

A picture of friends. – canvas Illustration geo.tv Dear Haya, I write to share about a concern that kept me overwhelmed for a while. I work a super demanding work that writes content with strict deadlines and remain busy most days of the week. This, however, has really affected my friendship with some of my closest friends. While my friends are not complaining upright, they report it in subtle ways during our interactions in our group talks on WhatsApp and Instagram. At first I felt they are teasing me, but now it seems that they are really upset with me

February 13, 2025

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Electricity bills to reduce as capacity charges, fuel costs are reduced

The reproduction image shows a man who drives a bicycle near electricity lines connecting high voltage electricity pillars. – Reuters/file Refund connected to December 2024 FCA for Discos. For Ke, FCA -based returns for November 2024. The second quarterly adjustment can bring RS52BN refund. ISLAMABAD: Electricity consumers can expect some relief in their power accounts next month, as the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has directed state distribution companies (DESCOS) and K-Electric (KE) to return Rs1.23 per unit in February 2025 accounts, The news reported on Thursday. Employees from the Power Department and Nepra provide for a continuous reduction in

January 12, 2025

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The illegal tobacco trade costs the government billions

PESHAWAR: A high-level meeting to discuss tobacco smuggling and illegal cigarette manufacturing was jointly held by Federal Minister of State Ali Pervez Malik and KP Adviser Muzammil Aslam, who revealed that billions of rupees in revenue are being lost due to such practices. The meeting was attended by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Excise Minister, representatives from Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), Pakistan Tobacco Board and tobacco companies. During the meeting, a detailed discussion was held on tobacco smuggling and illegal cigarette manufacturing, highlighting the significant revenue loss of over Rs 567 billion to the country in the last decade. In addition, the

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