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March 8, 2025

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Afghan women face expulsion from Oman after US freezing

Listen to the article More than 80 Afghan women who abandoned Taliban’s dominance to pursue higher education in Oman are now facing an imminent deportation in Afghanistan after US -funded scholarships have been terminated abruptly due to the freezing of foreign aid. Women, who had studied under the Women’s Fellowship Program (WSE) funded by the US Service for International Development (USAID), were informed last week that their scholarships had been interrupted. The decision is followed by a funding frozen ordered by President Donald Trump after returning to post in January, as part of wider cuts in government spending. “It was

March 7, 2025

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EU leaders agree on defense defense, Ukraine’s Zelensky after US freezing

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, greeting delegation officials as he arrives for a round table meeting at EU Summit in Brussels in Belgium, Thursday, March 6, 2025. – Reuters The prime ministers, the presidents agree on the plan of defense spending, support for Ukraine. The impulse of defense was led by Russia’s fears, concerns about Trump. Leaders call on their ministers to urgently examine proposals in detail. Brussels: European leaders on Thursday supported plans to spend more on defense and continue to stand from Ukraine in a world upgraded by the reversal of Donald Trump’s US policies. The European Union Summit

February 16, 2025

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The freezing of Trump’s help could cause millions of more deaths than AIDS: United Nations Organization

US President Donald Trump attends DAY COUNTY OAKLAND COUNTY Lincoln at Novi, Michigan, June 25 2023. – Reuters Trump’s movement included 90 days of suspension of all AIDS work. Byanyima says new infections can increase to 8.7 million. “If funding disappears, people are going to die.” President Donald Trump’s decision to suspend their overseas funding could lead to millions of deaths by AIDS, the UN chief of the illness he warned on Sunday. The United States is the largest provider of official development aid in the world, with most of the funds being directed through the United States International Development

January 8, 2025

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Schools across the US face closures and adjust schedules amid freezing weather

Listen to the article Schools across the United States are adjusting their schedules as cold temperatures, icy roads and snowstorms create dangerous conditions for students and commuters. From New Jersey to Colorado and North Carolina, regions are prioritizing safety in the face of winter weather challenges. In Manchester Township, New Jersey, all schools in the district announced a 90-minute delay to Tuesday, January 7th. Officials cited cold temperatures and melting from Monday’s weather as contributing factors to the icy road conditions. Morning programs, including the AM Y Kids program and other before-school activities, have been canceled. Parents can check the

September 12, 2024

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Freezing bank accounts, banning real estate, buying vehicles recommended for tax evaders

A representative image showing the FBR logo. — FBR Website/File FBR proposes penalty of Rs 1 crore for incomplete, incorrect tax returns. Recommends policy changes for incorrect tax documents. Third-party control, the use of artificial intelligence is proposed for increased transparency. ISLAMABAD: As the Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif-led government aims to address its fiscal woes, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has suggested drastic measures to avoid possible tax collection shortfalls, including freezing bank accounts and imposing a market ban real estate and vehicles for tax evaders, The News reported on Thursday. Facing a monumental tax shortfall in the first

January 3, 2024

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Japan earthquake survivors face freezing rain, landslide threat

JAPAN: The death toll from the earthquake that struck Japan on New Year’s Day rose to 64 on Wednesday, as authorities rushed to bring aid to survivors braving freezing temperatures and heavy rain later in the day. The 7.6-magnitude earthquake hit the southern peninsula on Monday afternoon, leveling homes and cutting off aid to remote areas. Heavy rain was forecast in the quake-hit areas on Wednesday, raising fears of landslides that could further hamper efforts to rescue many more people trapped under the rubble. Cut off roads, damaged infrastructure and the remote location of the worst affected areas have complicated

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