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September 15, 2025

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China model introduction beyond CPEC

Guangzhou: The vibrant, chaotic energy of a Chinese market perhaps provides the most authentic economic lesson that one could ever experience. In these busy spaces, the DNA itself of China’s economic transformation is revealed through thousands of daily interactions. Consider a typical scene. Under the shine of the red lamps in a Beijing market, a seller mentions 1000 RMB enthusiasm for a handmade souvenir. A curious tourist, involved in this well -known ritual, counts with 200 RMB. What follows is not the confrontation, but a dance, a persistent, well -intentioned negotiation that culminates with a handshake, genuine smiles and a

August 2, 2025

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Govt orders the introduction of 200,000 metric tonnes of sugar: Ministry

A person can see sugar in a plastic shopping bag during packaging. – AFP/file The Ministry of National Food Security on Saturday confirmed that it has been ordered to introduce 200,000 metric tonnes of sugar to stabilize domestic prices and to provide consumers’ relief. According to the ministry spokesman, this step was taken to ensure the availability of sugar on the market and prevent artificial price increases. The spokesman added that sugar is introduced by the government and the procurement process has entered the final phase after opening the bids. The first imported sugar is expected to arrive in early

July 17, 2025

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Govt cuts sugar Introduction amid IMF concerns about policy violations

A representation of a picture showing workers preparing sugar bags in a warehouse. – AFP/file Trading Corporation delays the start date of the offer by July 22, 2025. Move U-Turn signs from Govt’s goal of importing 0.5 million tonnes of sugar. The terms to exemption from the IMF tax introduce “infringement of EFF commitments”. ISLAMABAD: In a sudden reversal of policy, the state trading company (TCP) has reduced the supply of sugar from 300,000 metric in just 50,000 metric tonnes due to the pressure of domestic paratroopers and increasing concerns of the International Coins Fund (IMF). The news reported on

June 24, 2025

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DIRECTOR COVENTRY INTRODUCTION FOR THE Bureau

PARIS: The first impressions may be misleading, but Kirsty Coventry has shown that behind a sunny mood he will have the pleasure of dealing with the most difficult people and situations when Thomas Bach as chairman of the International Olympic Committee (ILO) succeeds Monday. The first woman and African to understand the position of the most powerful unique number in sports-is US President Donald Trump. With Los Angeles hosting the 2028 Olympics, Trump will often appear on the Coventry Daily. Trump was not shy in giving public dress to world leaders – mainly Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his counterpart

September 9, 2024

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Binge, restraint, repetition: Introduction to disordered eating

The quiet chaos of food obsession and unrealistic body standards that dominates today’s society KARACHI: If you’ve ever found yourself in an overly confusing mess of food-related thoughts and habits, you may be wondering if your behaviors are putting you on the edge of an eating disorder or milder disordered eating. Think of it this way: if an eating disorder is the loud, headline-grabbing sibling, disordered eating is the more subtle, but still annoying, newer one. While eating disorders are classified as DSM-5 mental health conditions, eating disorder is more of a behavioral issue, though it can throw your life

China’s June trade data shows exports rising but imports falling.

BEIJING: China’s exports rose 8.6 percent in June from a year earlier and imports unexpectedly shrank 2.3 percent, customs data showed on Friday, suggesting manufacturers are placing advance orders in anticipation of tariffs from a growing number trading partners. A Reuters poll of economists had forecast exports to rise 8.0% in value and imports to rise 2.8%, compared with 7.6% and 1.8%, respectively, in the previous month. Stronger-than-expected exports were one of the few bright spots for an economy that is otherwise still struggling for momentum despite official efforts to boost domestic demand after the pandemic. The prolonged decline in

June 14, 2024

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Refineries denounce the decision to import diesel

Islamabad: Refineries have hit back at the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) for allowing the import of diesel from an oil marketing company (OMC) in what the industry says is under “suspicious conditions”. They point out that refineries are already facing severe storage constraints due to tight oil markets, caused by smuggling and the economic downturn. In this situation, they are forced to operate factories at lower capacity and sometimes close them down. “Now, moreover, allowing import of HSD (high-speed diesel) under dubious circumstances is nothing short of back-stabbing the refineries,” they said in a letter sent to

June 7, 2024

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Cabinet rejects request to import animals

Islamabad: The Cabinet has blocked the importation of banned wildlife from Africa, rejecting a proposal by the Ministry of National Food Security and Research. Sources told The Express Tribune that the food safety ministry sought a one-time relaxation in the implementation of Pakistan’s animal quarantine rules of 1980 for importing wildlife from Africa. However, a recent cabinet meeting rejected the request. During the discussion, the cabinet expressed concern about the importation of wild animals from an African country that has been banned from buying animals due to the risk of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) entering the country, especially when the strain

June 6, 2024

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The automotive sector is seeking tax rationalization

KARACHI: Experts have expressed serious concern over the plight of the auto industry and its future prospects while appealing to the government to check the massive influx of imported vehicles through tax rationalization. They said such a move would revitalize the local market, protect the interests of local car manufacturers and ensure sustainable livelihoods. “The auto industry has urged the government to look into it while taking measures in the upcoming budget to support the industry,” Indus Motor Company (IMC) managing director Ali Asghar Jamali said while addressing a group of reporters on Wednesday. He said the increase in duties

May 31, 2024

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The government will import 200,000 tons of urea

Islamabad: Federal Minister for Industries, Production and National Food Security Rana Tanveer Hussain has announced that the government will import 200,000 metric tonnes of urea to ensure uninterrupted supply to farmers. According to a press statement issued on Thursday, Hussain made the announcement while presiding over a high-level committee meeting to review the actions taken to secure the fertilizer supply chain and prices in the country. The committee meeting was attended by federal ministers Sardar Awais Leghari and Mussadaq Malik, as well as members of the National Assembly Syed Khurshid Shah, Moeen Wattoo, Azhar Khan Leghari, Fatehullah Khan and Nawabzada

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