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November 28, 2023

News Desk

PM receives ‘serious notice’ over breach of confidentiality in Azerbaijan’s LNG deal

PLL allegedly used the price offered by SOCAR as a tool to reduce the offer price from the lowest bidder Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar addressing a cabinet meeting in Islamabad on August 18, 2023. — Prime Minister’s Office Chief Minister Kakar seeks a report from the petroleum secretary on the matter. The petroleum ministry is making new SOPs for gas procurement. The official admits that the PLL panel played foul to reduce the price of the cargo. ISLAMABAD: Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq has taken note of the reported privacy breach by Pakistan LNG Limited (PLL) that could jeopardize the

November 18, 2023

News Desk

Maldives issues formal withdrawal notice to Indian troops, denies inviting Chinese

Muizzu denies trying to upset regional balance by replacing Indian military presence with Chinese troops Mohammed Muizzu, the new president of the Maldives, speaks to AFP in an interview.—AFP Request made during Indian Minister Kiren Rijiju’s visit to Maldives. There is no timetable, number of troops mentioned in the official statement. President Muizzu calls for the removal of all foreign troops from the Maldives. Fulfilling a promise made when he took office, President Mohamed Mooju of the Maldives formally called on India on Saturday to withdraw its troops from the strategically located archipelago, plunging New Delhi into valid concerns that

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