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January 18, 2024

News Desk

NATO to hold biggest exercises since Cold War with 90,000 troops

BRUSSELS: NATO is launching its biggest exercise since the Cold War, testing how US troops could bolster European allies in countries bordering Russia and on the alliance’s eastern flank if a conflict broke out with a “near-peer” adversary. About 90,000 troops are to take part in the Steadfast Defender 2024 exercises that run through May, the alliance’s top commander Chris Cavoli said Thursday. More than 50 ships from aircraft carriers to destroyers will take part, as well as more than 80 fighter jets, helicopters and drones and at least 1,100 combat vehicles, including 133 tanks and 533 infantry fighting vehicles,

December 17, 2023

News Desk

The UK’s Sunak warns that asylum seekers could “overwhelm” parts of Europe

ROME: British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Saturday he would push for global reforms to the asylum system and warned that the threat of rising refugee numbers could “overwhelm” parts of Europe. In a speech in Italy, Sunak delivered some of his sharpest criticism of the global asylum system as he tries to revive his government’s plans to send refugees to live in Rwanda. Sunak made the comments at a political festival organized by his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni’s party, where he warned that some “enemies” were deliberately “driving people to our shores to try to destabilize our societies”.

November 19, 2023

News Desk

Pro-Palestine protesters are demonstrating across Europe

PARIS: Thousands of protesters rallied across France and Britain on Saturday calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, while hundreds more turned out again in cities across Europe. Protests have been held across Europe since Hamas’ unprecedented attacks on Israel on October 7 that triggered the latest war in Gaza. Several thousand people marched through central Paris in pouring rain behind a banner reading “Stop the slaughter in Gaza and the West Bank, immediate ceasefire.” “France must immediately call for a ceasefire so that the guns are silenced,” said CGT union general secretary Sophie Binet, one of several union leaders who

November 8, 2023

News Desk

Success of Roma banking in Europe

PARIS: Off the pace in Serie A, Roma can once again rely on Jose Mourinho to lead them on a long European run to save their season. Mourinho is in his third campaign in charge in the Italian capital and has already led Roma to victory in their inaugural Europa Conference League and then a Europa League final which they lost on penalties to Sevilla. However, in Serie A they continue to lag behind, having finished sixth in each of the Portuguese manager’s two campaigns so far. They are currently seventh, 11 games into this season, and that’s only after

November 3, 2023

News Desk

Storm Ciaran is lashing northern Europe with strong winds and rain

LONDON/PARIS: Storm Ciaran lashed northwestern Europe on Thursday with strong winds and rain, killing one person in France and forcing the closure of schools, airports and rail and ferry services. A truck driver was killed by a falling tree northeast of Paris and 1.2 million French households were left without power. Authorities in Finistère, Brittany urged people to stay indoors and avoid winds that hit 207km/h, leading to reports of 20m waves off the coast. Storm Ciaran, which follows on from Storm Babet two weeks ago, was driven by a strong jet stream that swept in from the Atlantic, unleashing

April 17, 2023

The Pakistan Daily

Malta govt and judiciary reporters to European Commission over EU law breaches

BRUSSELS: One of the world’s leading private healthcare providers Steward Health Care International (SHCI) has filed an unusual but critical complaint to the European Commission against the Maltese government and the country’s judiciary for the blatant infringement of European Union (EU) laws on several grounds. In its formal complaint lodged through lawyers, SHCI has lashed out at the Malta court’s judge Mr. Justice Francesco Depasquale who had concluded without evidence that SHCI’s deal with the Maltese government to provide health services in three hospitals was fraudulent. The company has told the European Commission that it was clear the verdict was

August 6, 2022

Lt Gen (R) Asad Durrani

Crime and Punishment– Lt Gen (R) Asad Durrani

Dostoevsky’s epic novel was about the crime of a lone killer. Iqbal, our founding philosopher, however, believes that there could be circumstances under which culpable acts by individuals might be mitigated – but there was no way the Almighty would forgive the sins of a society. Makes sense, of course; because their effects were more devastating. And then, though some huge disasters were triggered by a small number at the helm, the consequences had to be borne almost exclusively by the common man who wasn’t even guilty by association. Overtime, one did understand that when dispensing mass retribution, it might

March 27, 2022

Raja Furqan Ahmed

EU envoy Mrs Androulla Kaminara calls on FM Qureshi

ISLAMABAD: European Union Ambassador in Pakistan Androulla Kaminara called on Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi in Islamabad on Sunday. During the meeting matters pertaining to mutual interest were discussed. Speaking on the occasion, the Foreign Minister said Pakistan attaches special importance to multidimensional relations with European Union. He said Pakistan is committed to implement the joint ventures of the next phase of the strategic partnership of European Union.

November 3, 2021

Raja Furqan Ahmed

EU keen on strengthening trade ties with Pakistan: EU envoy

ISLAMABAD: European Union (EU) Ambassador to Pakistan Androulla Kaminara has said that the EU has some concerns regarding freedom of expression, forced disappearances and human rights issues in Pakistan. While speaking on Star News Pakistan programme Live With Sehar Kamran hosted by Senator Sehar Kamran, Ambassador of European Union to Pakistan Androulla Kaminara said that bilateral trade is the mandate of the European Union (EU) and not the member states. Member states of the EU cannot draft the bilateral trade agreement. The Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP- Plus) status applies to all EU members and it allows exports to the 27

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