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January 8, 2026

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The US Senate will vote to limit Trump’s military authority in Venezuela

Republicans blocked the measures, but the final vote was 49-51 as two GOP senators backed Democrats A photo posted by U.S. President Donald Trump on his Truth Social account shows him sitting next to CIA Director John Ratcliffe as they watch the U.S. military operation in Venezuela from Trump’s Mar a Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida, U.S., January 3, 2026. PHOTO: REUTERS The US Senate is set to consider a resolution on Thursday that would prevent President Donald Trump from taking further military action against Venezuela without congressional approval, and supporters say the measure could pass on a narrow

January 4, 2026

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The maximum loan limit of Rs 3.5 crore limits recourse to the housing scheme

KARACHI: Commercial banks received a tepid response from the public to the government’s recently revamped housing finance plan, mainly due to the limited size of the finance on offer compared to prevailing property prices, particularly in major urban centres, market players said. In an effort to address Pakistan’s widening housing deficit, the government has allocated a subsidy of Rs 5 billion for the current financial year. Subsequently, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) developed a subsidized housing finance program that allows a maximum loan of Rs 3.5 million for the purchase of housing units and plots, as well as for

November 12, 2025

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Ending reliance on the IMF, the global crisis may limit its aid

Standard Chartered sees lender overwhelmed as era of easy money ends, says Pakistan must make this program its last Eric Robertsen, Global Head of Research and Chief Strategist at Standard Chartered Bank. Photo: (file) KARACHI: Pakistan should aim to make the current International Monetary Fund (IMF) program its last, as the global lender may soon be overwhelmed by demand from troubled economies amid tight global liquidity. Eric Robertson, Global Head of Research and Chief Strategist at Standard Chartered Bank, speaking at a media roundtable, said the world’s phase of “abundant liquidity” is coming to an end and as financial conditions

September 30, 2025

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PSX hits high, exceeds the 166,000 -point limit

Broker is busy with Pakistan’s Stock Exchange (PSX) on Thursday 5 December 2024. – PPI The stock market continued its progress on Tuesday, tasting fresh records, as the appetite for the risk remained stable and the index first crossed the mark of 166,000. The Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) reference index rose to an intra-business high 166.556.29, earning 2708.61 points or 1.65%and hit a low 164.208.33, reflecting an increase of 360.65 points or 0.22%. “Stocks arrived at a new high-end high at the end of the quarter, as investors weighed Pak-US optimistic relationships,” said Ahsan Mehanti, CEO and CEO of Arif

July 30, 2025

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“My 8 -year -old is addicted to her tablet. How do I limit its use?

A representation picture showing a little girl using a tablet. – Unsplash Illustration geo.tv Dear Haya, I am single mother of an eight -year -old daughter who is addicted to her smart tablet. She took the tablet as a birthday gift from my brother who loves her and loves her very much. Although I was not comfortable with the idea of accessing a screen at such a young age, I didn’t want to break my brother’s heart, so she accepted the present. But since taking the tablet, it’s literally stuck in it – whether it’s back home after school or

July 21, 2025

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PSB imposes strict measures to limit age fraud to junior events

Young men playing football in this ruthless image. – Facebook@Pakistansportsboard The Pakistan Sports Council (PSB) has declared age fraud at lower level sports events a serious violation of the Code of Conduct and Governance in Sport, announcing strictly new measures to combat the issue. According to a notice issued by the PSB, all athletes under the age of 21 who participate in lower events must now undergo either a CNIC or a form of B, along with the names of the members of the selection committee, dental examinations and radiological examinations. In addition, the medical reports verified by the President

June 28, 2025

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US Senate excludes attempt to limit the forces of Iran’s War of Trump

People walk beyond the American Capitol in Washington, USA. – Reuters/file Washington: The US Republican Senate rejected a move to limit President Donald Trump’s ability to launch further military action against Iran. The proposal, led by the Democrats, would require Trump to obtain approval from Congress before taking new military steps. But the Senate voted for it, mainly along the parties, maintaining his war forces unchanged. The democratic contribution came just hours after Trump’s departure that he would consider more air raids. The Senate voted 53 to 47 against a vote of war that would require Congress’s approval for any

June 14, 2025

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Non-philanthropists may soon be withdrawn up to RS75,000 as Govt moves to reduce the limit

A person withdraws money from an ATM to Islamabad. – AFP/file Govt decides to abolish 3-7% powered on real estate, open plots. Real estate sellers to pay 4.5% tax withholding 4.5%. Rech Google Giants, YouTube and Facebook to see the tax increase. ISLAMABAD: The federal government has decided to increase the cash withdrawal threshold for non-chapter to RS75,000 from RS50,000, with the aim of providing relief to medium-income banks, The news reported on Saturday. According to revised budget proposals for the financial year 2025-26, withdrawals exceeding the new threshold will be subject to a higher proposition rate of 0.8%, from

April 16, 2025

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The federal government authorizes itself to increase the fuel levy without a limit

Listen to the article The federal government has granted power to increase the oil levy at its discretion through a Presidential Decree, effectively deducting any ceiling previously imposed on the levy. Previously, the oil growth levy (PDL) had a maximum ceiling of Rs 60 per liter, which was later increased to Rs 70 per liter. However, after the issuance of the Presidential Decree, there is now no ceiling for the amount of the contribution. According to the details on Tuesday, a Presidential Decree was issued to abolish the fifth timetable, which is governed by limits in the oil levy. With

April 8, 2025

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Guterres rejects the Israeli proposal to limit Gaza’s help, calling it “further control”

Listen to the article UN Secretary -General Antonio Guterres rejected a new Israeli proposal to control Gaza aid tradition on Tuesday, saying it is in danger of “further with control and limiting bad help to the last calorie and flour granules”. “Let me be clear: We will not participate in any regulation that does not fully respect the humanitarian authorities: humanity, impartiality, independence and neutrality,” Guterres told reporters. No help has been handed over to the Palestinian enclave of about 2.1 million people since March 2. Israel said it would not allow all goods and supplies to enter the Gaza

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