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January 15, 2026

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FinMin admits that some companies are leaving the country because of high taxes and expensive energy

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb addresses the Pakistan Policy Dialogue in Islamabad on January 14, 2026. — Screengrab via Geo News 20 new foreign investors entered Pakistan market: FinMin. He says investors include Google, Aramco, Wafi Energy, Turkish Petroleum. It adds up to nearly Rs 1 trillion wasted annually due to inefficiencies in state-owned enterprises. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb admitted on Wednesday that some companies are leaving the country because of high taxes and expensive energy, stressing that the government is fully aware of the challenges facing the economy. However, the finance minister said there are 20 new foreign investors including

January 10, 2026

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Trump warns Iran as protests spread across country despite internet blackout

Protesters gather as vehicles are burned, amid ongoing anti-government unrest, in Tehran, Iran, in this screen grab from a social media video released on January 9, 2026. — Reuters Trump says Iran should not start shooting at protesters. He warns that the US will respond if Iran opens fire on protesters. Rights groups report at least 62 deaths in two weeks of unrest. DUBAI: US President Donald Trump issued a fresh warning to Iran’s leaders on Friday as videos showed anti-government protests raging across the country and authorities blocked the internet to contain the growing unrest. Rights groups have recorded

December 27, 2025

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Israel becomes the first country to officially recognize Somaliland as an independent state

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks during a joint press conference with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in Jerusalem on December 22, 2025. —Reuters The African Union rejects the recognition of Somaliland. Somalia condemns Israel’s move as illegal. Egypt, Turkey and Djibouti discuss tensions in the Horn of Africa. Israel became the first country to formally recognize the self-proclaimed Republic of Somaliland as an independent and sovereign state on Friday – a decision that could reshape regional dynamics and test Somalia’s long-standing opposition to secession. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would seek direct cooperation

December 27, 2025

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Israel becomes the first country to recognize Somaliland as an independent state

Netanyahu invokes Abraham Accords as Somalia condemns ‘illegal’ move, African Union and Egypt reject recognition Netanyahu addresses the UN General Assembly, September 26, 2025. REUTERS Israel became the first country to formally recognize the self-proclaimed Republic of Somaliland as an independent and sovereign state on Friday — a decision that could reshape regional dynamics and test Somalia’s long-standing opposition to secession. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would seek direct cooperation with Somaliland in agriculture, health, technology and economy. In a statement, he congratulated the president of Somaliland, Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi, praised his leadership and invited him to visit Israel.

November 25, 2025

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Randy Travis’ surprise return to country music is leaving fans divided

Randy Travis’ surprise return to country music is dividing fans Grammy-winning country singer Randy Travis After being diagnosed with a serious illness, the country icon is back with a new single. THE On the other hand The crooner suffered from congestive heart failure in 2016 which left him unable to speak and walk. Due to his incomplete recovery, the 66-year-old singer marked his comeback with a song, Where did it come from?created using artificial intelligence. The project began when Warner Music Nashville executives asked if Travis’ voice could be reconstructed through AI. According to a Forbes According to the report,

November 20, 2025

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Lainey Wilson, Keith Urban perform ‘Ring Finger’ at the Country Music Awards

The 59th annual Country Music Awards took place on Wednesday (November 19) in Nashville, Tennessee with host Lainey Wilson dominating the night with multiple performances and three wins. In addition to the three trophies for “Album of the Year,” “Female Vocalist of the Year” and “Entertainer of the Year,” Wilson was musically present throughout the ceremony opening the show with a medley of country hits from various artists. Later, Wilson shared the stage with Australian-American musician Keith Urban, performing her single “Ring Finger”. Other performances during country music’s biggest night included Chris Stapleton performing his “F1: The Movie” single “Bad

October 18, 2025

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More than 2,600 ‘No Kings’ rallies planned across the country to protest Trump’s policies

Republicans say Democratic, ‘No Kings’ marches fuel political violence after activist’s slaying A protester waves a flag during a rally at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC, US, October 17, 2025. PHOTO: AFP More than 2,600 “No Kings” protests are planned for Saturday in all 50 US states, a mass mobilization against President Donald Trump’s immigration, education and security policies that organizers say are pushing the country toward authoritarianism. The protests — small and large, in cities, suburbs and small towns across the U.S. — follow similar demonstrations in June and will gauge the level of frustration among opponents of

September 30, 2025

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Trump tells us that we impose 100% invoice on films made outside the country

Donald Trump: File Photo President Donald Trump said on Monday that he will impose a 100% invoice on all films produced abroad, which are subsequently sent to the US, repeating a threat made in May that would upload Hollywood’s global business model. The step marks Trump’s willingness to expand protective commercial policies to cultural industries, increasing the uncertainty of studios that are largely dependent on cross-border co-productions and international revenue from Box-Office. “Our business has been stolen by the United States of America, from other countries, as well as the theft of caramel by a baby,” Trump said in a

September 16, 2025

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Denmark to invest $ 253 million in Greenland health, infrastructure

Denmark announced on Tuesday plans to increase spending in Greenland, committing 1.6 billion Danish crown ($ 253 million) for health care and infrastructure investment between 2026 and 2029, as international interest in the Arctic island is intensifying. US President Donald Trump said he wants to take control of Greenland, a semi -autonomous territory in the Kingdom of Denmark. The strategically placed island is rich in oil, gas and many minerals needed for high -tech industries. Denmark, which maintains Greenland’s security and foreign affairs control, has responded with increased investments to improve tense relationships with 57,000 residents of the territory. Reading:

August 1, 2025

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Another country to designate Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize

US President Donald Trump waves as he leaves Roosevelt hall in White House in Washington, DC, USA, July 31 2025. – Reuters Cambodia will appoint United States President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, its deputy prime minister said on Friday following his immediate intervention to stop the recent border conflict of Southeast Asia with Thailand. Asked through the text message to confirm the Cambodian plan to set Trump for the award, Channelol replied: “Yes.” Speaking to reporters earlier in the capital, Knom Penh, Channelol thanked Trump for attracting peace and said he was worthy of being appointed for

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