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December 25, 2025

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Pakistan and ADB sign $730M deals for power infrastructure, SOE transformation

Department of Economic Affairs Secretary Muhammad Humair Karim and Asian Development Bank Director Emma Fan sign agreements between Pakistan and ADB on December 25, 2025. — PID $330 million deal for second power transmission enhancement project. $400 million in funding to accelerate the state enterprise transformation program. ADB’s Emma Fan praises Pakistan’s reform initiatives. Pakistan and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on Thursday signed financing agreements for two major initiatives totaling $730 million, aimed at strengthening Pakistan’s energy infrastructure and promoting public sector reforms. The agreements cover the Second Electricity Transmission Enhancement Project, with $330 million in funding, and the

December 2, 2025

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Pakistan and Turkey are set to sign multi-billion dollar deals

They will join hands for offshore hydrocarbon exploration, mineral projects. delegation expected today Islamabad: Turkiye is set to emerge as a key partner for Pakistani companies in the energy sector as the two countries are set to sign multi-billion dollar deals for offshore exploration and mineral projects this week. A high-level Turkish delegation, led by Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar, arrives in Islamabad on Tuesday. Sources said that Pakistani companies and Turkish Petroleum Overseas Company (TPOC) will sign an agreement for Eastern Offshore Block-C. The Economic Coordination Committee recently approved the transfer of management to TPOC to commence

October 5, 2025

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Jadeja deals with India Crush West Indies in first test

India’s Ravindra Jadeja (Right) celebrates with Captain Shubman Gill after receiving Western India’s Johann Layne Wicket on the third day of the first match of Testing Cricket between India and Western Indians at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedbad on October 4th 2025.- AFP All-Ravindra Jadeja starred with the bat and ball, as India forged western Indies from an Innings and 140 runs within three days of the first test on Saturday. India reported overnight 448-5, a 286 lead, and then linked the West Indies for 146 at the second session at the largest cricket stage in the world in Ahmedabad.

September 7, 2025

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‘Downton Abbey’ deals with the red carpet for the finale

LONDON: The stars of “Downton Abbey” walked on the red carpet in London on Wednesday night for the last time, as the highly successful English Country House epic is over. Much of the original cast, such as Hugh Bonneville, pregnant Michelle Dockery, Jim Carter and Phyllis Logan, proved to be the world premiere of “Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale” in Central London’s Leicester Square. They were united by other cast members, such as the star “The Wire” Dominic West and Joely Richardson, known for the Drama ‘Nip/Tuck’ series. The film, which will be released in the cinemas in France on

August 5, 2025

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Kati greets 12 new Pak-Iran deals

Karachi: The president of the Korangi Commerce and Industry Union (Kati), Junaid Naqi, welcomed the signing of 12 ministerial agreements between Pakistan and Iran. He said the recent conclusion of negotiations on a Free Transaction Agreement (FTA) would enhance economic growth and deepen bilateral cooperation. In a statement issued on Monday, Naqi said today’s trade is $ 3 billion, with only one third of Pakistan. He stressed that with coordinated efforts, trade could amount to $ 10 billion. The basic areas include textiles, medicinal products, skin and food. He called on to hit Iran’s affordable energy to support Pakistan’s industries.

August 4, 2025

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Siraj deals with India stamp strategic victory over England to draw order

India’s Mohammed Siraj is celebrating with his teammates after taking Gus Atkinson’s Wicket and India, winning the fifth test to design the test series at Kia Oval, London, Britain, August 4th 2025. – Reuters Mohammed Siraj was inspired as India has taken the last four wicked in less than an hour to bowl to 367 and won a stunning fifth trial with six runs to design the 2-2 series on Monday. England had returned to 339-6 in an atmosphere of indifferent oval intensity and one shot Siraj rejected Jamie Smith and Jamie Overton before Bowling Gus Atkinson to complete his

May 15, 2025

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Pakistan offers zero bilateral trade deals to us

This unused photo shows a cargo ship carrying containers as it sails through international waters. – Reuters Pakistan offers a bilateral deal with us, says sources. Growth comes after our mediation from Pak, India. India also offers a trade agreement that does not propose invoices for US goods. In a significant development, Pakistan has offered a zero bilateral trade agreement to the United States, according to government sources. “Pakistan offers to conclude a bilateral agreement with zero invoices on selected pricing lines, with mutual interests, to expand bilateral trade to many areas,” said a high -level source when asked about

April 26, 2025

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“What was what” deals with vulnerability

Karachi: After nearly four years of silence from solar energy, Lorde has reappeared with a glittering new single, what was it. A piece that plays like a sad memory wrapped in elegance of synth-pop. It was released on Thursday, the song marks the first taste of the upcoming album expected later this summer and bears the burden of personal turmoil and sound regeneration. Co-gluttony with the Jim-e stack and co-starred by Stack and Dan Nigro (known for his work with Olivia Rodrigo and Chappell Roan), the single offers a tight, emotionally charged look at Lorde’s inner world, a shaped by

April 22, 2025

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FTC deals with supposed misleading subscription practices

Listen to the article The US Federal Committee on Trade (FTC) filed a lawsuit against Uber Technologies Inc. on Monday, accusing Ride-Hailing and Delivery of the misleading and cancellation of practices related to its subscription service, Uber One. According to FTC’s complaint, Uber enrolls some users in the service of $ 9.99 per month without their consent and found it difficult to cancel customers. The Agency claimed that users were sometimes forced to browse 23 screens and take 32 actions to cancel the service. “Americans are tired of registering for unwanted subscriptions that seem impossible to cancel,” FTC President Andrew

March 27, 2025

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Govt working to complete the negotiations to save RS3.5TR on more IPP deals

The reproduction image shows an electricity transformer. – Reuters/file Senator Mohsin Aziz accuses IPPS of excessive offer. Govt has terminated six IPP contracts since July 2024. Revised agreements have been signed for 12,000 MW. ISLAMABAD: The government is working to finalize negotiations with 75 more electricity producers – mainly solar and wind – by the end of April or May, after completing the talks with 29 independent electricity producers (IPPs) that would save RS3,498 trillion Federal Minister of Power Awais Leghari. When informing a parliamentary committee, The news He said Leghari added that the government also worked in a plan

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