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March 27, 2025

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Finmin highlights the comprehensive, fair globalization

Listen to the article Islamabad: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has called for a comprehensive and fair globalization to ensure that its benefits will reach the growing economies of the world. There is an “urgent need for exclusion approach, which benefits all nations, especially the growing economies,” he said, according to a statement issued on Wednesday. He made the call while attending a high-level session entitled “Comprehensive Globalization that benefits all-side and actions” in the Boao forum for the Asian Annual Conference, held at Boao, Hainan Province, China. Underlining the growing inequalities in the global economic system, the finance minister said

March 3, 2025

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All of them have to see from Vanity Fair Oscars after the 2025 party

The Vanity Fair Oscars after the 2025 party was the final celebration of style, where some of Hollywood’s biggest stars took their fashion game to the next level. While the Oscars are known for the official appearance of red carpet, after-party offers a more relaxed but equally elegant opportunity for celebrities to showcase another side of their wardrobe, usually with even more bolder choices. This year’s Fair Fair After-Party was no exception, with everyone from pop stars on A-Listers wearing clothes-stopping clothes that could be ignored. Here’s the top appearance we couldn’t stop looking at: Zoe Saldaña in Saint Laurent

January 24, 2025

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London cafe gives everyone a ‘fair chance’

LONDON: From the hiss of steaming milk, the clatter of used coffee being emptied and the chatter of customers, Fair Shot looks like any other London cafe, but it’s also a training center for young adults with learning disabilities. In England, just 4.8 per cent of people with a learning disability were in paid work in 2022-2023, according to the government’s annual survey of adult social care. Bianca Tavella, founder and CEO of Fair Shot, believes the rate is too low and there is a way to fix it. “I’m so proud to have found a paying job,” said Aya

September 9, 2024

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Spain’s Pedro Sanchez urges ‘fair trade order’ during talks with China’s Xi Jinping

BEIJING: Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called on Monday for a “fair trade order” during a visit to China where he met leader Xi Jinping and aimed to strengthen ties despite a tariff standoff between Beijing and the European Union. Xi called on the two sides to “jointly promote development in artificial intelligence, digital economy, new energy and other high-tech fields,” according to state broadcaster CCTV. “I hope Spain will continue to provide a fair, just, safe, non-discriminatory business environment for Chinese companies investing and doing business in Spain,” the Chinese president said. Earlier, Sanchez met with his local counterpart

July 11, 2024

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Pakistan pavilion shines in Lanzhou trade fair

BEIJING: Pakistan’s pavilion emerged as an attraction at the ongoing 30th China Lanzhou Investment and Trade Fair, presenting an amazing array of handicrafts that captured the hearts and minds of visitors from all over the world. The five-day event, which opened on July 6 and runs until July 10, provides a vibrant platform for businesses around the world to showcase their offerings and forge new partnerships. At the forefront of the Pakistan pavilion was Kamil Muhammad, a seasoned veteran of the Lanzhou Expo, making his seventh appearance at the prestigious event. Kamil’s display of exquisite handicrafts ranged from intricately embroidered

No more tactics, fight fair

Accusing Biden of deploying judges and prosecutors to sway the election landscape, Donald Trump urged him to fight his own fight Republican presidential candidate and former US President Donald Trump speaks at a campaign event in Concord, New Hampshire on January 19, 2024. — AFP Former President Donald Trump has received unanimous support from the Supreme Court, securing his seat in Colorado’s 2024 primary. Speaking from Mar-a-Lago, Trump expressed his gratitude for the court’s “extremely important” decision, predicting its lasting effect on the unity of the nation. The high-profile Supreme Court ruling, meticulously crafted, not only protects Trump’s position in

March 1, 2024

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‘Gori Tera Jhumka’ and fair skin

The tired tropes of coloring and the utter lack of on-screen chemistry between the actors make the shadi song unimpressive KARACHI: As per tradition, Pakistani filmmakers and movie lovers are anticipating a slew of cinematic offerings that are set to hit the big screen this Eid-ul-Fitr. A separate hype can be given to filmi songs like hot Eid also marks the beginning of another wedding spell and resurrects the demand for wedding dance songs. Pakistani filmmaker Wajahat Rauf knows this pulse well. From his title track Chhalawa to Peela Rung from Parde Mein Rehne Do, the director’s last two Eid-ul-Fitr

January 18, 2024

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IT exports increase with fair policies

LAHORE: Pakistan’s information technology exports rose 17 percent to $303 million in December 2023 from $259 million in November as the country’s specialists and freelancers continued to penetrate international markets. This is in line with the government’s increased focus and growing calls from analysts to tap into the high potential of Pakistan’s IT industry which is believed to push annual exports to $10 billion in the next three years. Year-on-year (YoY), IT exports rose 22.7% in December compared to exports worth $247 million in the corresponding month last year. In the first half (July-December) of the current financial year, IT

PM reiterates govt’s commitment to ensure free, fair polls

Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar has reaffirmed the Election Commission’s effective functioning, emphasizing the government’s commitment to conducting elections in a free, fair, and transparent manner. In an interview with Independent Urdu, he clarified that the caretaker government remains impartial amid statements and allegations exchanged by political parties. He highlighted that election results will determine the party’s popularity among the masses. Regarding agreements with Kuwait and UAE, he anticipated that their implementation would attract investment, transforming Pakistan into a trade and manufacturing hub. On PIA’s privatization, he assured adherence to international practices and global market trends. To a question about

November 7, 2023

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US, Western and fashion brands flourish as garment workers denied fair wage hike in Bangladesh

The average monthly salary for a garment worker in Bangladesh is 8,000 taka ($96). —Reuters Bangladesh’s government announced on Tuesday it would raise the minimum monthly wage for its four million garment workers by 56.25 percent, a decision that was immediately rejected by unions seeking to nearly triple the number. The country’s garment factories make up about 85% of its $55 billion in annual exports, supplying some of the world’s top fashion brands such as Levi’s, Zara and H&M. However, conditions for many of the workers are miserable, with the vast majority being women whose monthly pay starts at 8,300

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