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October 1, 2025

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Pfizer arrives in agreement with Trump to reduce Medicaid drug prices, prevent invoices

PFIZER (PFE.N) and President Donald Trump said they had reached an agreement on the basis of which the US -based pharmacist agreed to reduce the prices of drug prescription prices in the Medicaid program to match those charged to other developed countries in return for relief. Trump also said Pfizer would offer that the most favorable pricing of the national spot in all new drugs that started in the US and said other pharmacists would follow their example. Pfizer’s shares rose more than 6% on Tuesday, and the news uploaded Eli Lilly (Lly.n), Merck (mrk.n), AMGEN (AMGN.O), ABBVIE (ABBV.N) and

September 19, 2025

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Iran says it made a “fair” proposal to prevent Snapback sanctions

Iran Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Friday that it has submitted a “fair and balanced” nuclear proposal to European powers to prevent UN sanctions return to Islamic Republic. Iran “introduces a creative, fair and balanced proposal that is facing real concerns and is mutually beneficial,” Araghchi told X. He added that the proposal was made on Thursday in Britain, France and Germany, collectively known as E3, as well as the European Union. “Converting this idea into action can be immediate and resolve the corresponding minimum lines to prevent a crisis,” Araghchi said, arguing that “Iran cannot be the only responsible

September 2, 2025

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US Congress is returning, with one month deadline to prevent government interruption

A US Captain Police Officer patrol the Eastern Front from the American Capitol in Washington on September 15th 2021. – Reuters Congress is facing the deadline of September 30, amid tensions. The Senate requires the diplomatic support for spending accounts. DC Takeover, Epstein also on a Congress Agenda. The American Congress returns on Tuesday with less than a month to perform one of its basic functions – maintaining federal services funded and preventing a partial interruption of the government – a job that has struggled to execute in recent years. The bitter pieces of the Chamber have been hardened during

June 22, 2025

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FBR ensures guarantees to prevent abuse of arrest forces

A ruthless image of the Federal Revenue Council (FBR) building in Islamabad. – Apply/file The powers of arrest already mentioned in the sales tax law, 1990. The proposed modifications limit the powers of arrest to a previous survey. CIR to authorize only arrest in the findings of the relevant detectors. Islamabad: The Federal Revenue Council (FBR) assured that there were relevant safeguards to avoid abuse of arresting powers in the proposed funding bill 2025-26, The news reported on Sunday. In a statement, the FBR recently pointed out various news on digital and printing media indicating that some of the amendments

June 19, 2025

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FBR to prevent bank accounts, reduce utility businesses for non -registered businesses

Listen to the article Islamabad: In an attempt to expand the tax base, the federal government has proposed harsh new measures under the funding bill, seeking to limit non -registered businesses from operating bank accounts and to disconnect electricity and gas connections, Express News reported. The permanent Committee on Finance of the National Assembly of the National Assembly administered on Thursday the approval of conditional movement, guiding the inclusion of procedural safeguards. During a meeting of the Commission chaired by MNA Syed Naveed Qamar, the Chairman of the Federal Revenue Council (FBR), Rashid Mahmood Langrial, briefed legislators of the proposed

March 26, 2025

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WCA seeks stricter measures to prevent the collapse of traditional forms

Australia’s cricket celebrates after the victory of the first one-day (ODI) Women’s Cricket between Bangladesh and Australia at Sher-E-Bangla Stadium in Dhaka on March 21 2024.-Reuters Karachi: The World Union of Krkets has requested protected international windows, a fair distribution of revenue and stronger player safeguards to prevent the collapse of its traditional forms. The WCA Protection Report, which embraces the change “of WCA, proposes fundamental structural changes to deal with what it recognizes as existential threats to international cricket. Recommendations come amid growing concerns that the uncontrolled expansion of domestic T20 championships and economic imbalances makes bilateral crickets without

March 21, 2025

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Trump urges the Supreme Court to prevent judges blocking his agenda

President Donald Trump depicted as he attends Trump Civil Fraud’s trial at the New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan Municipality of New York, USA, November 6, 2023 – Reuters Washington: US President Donald Trump called on the Supreme Court to limit the power of federal judges who issue national orders that hinder its policies, warning that failure from acting could have serious consequences for the country. Federal courts have heard more than 100 lawsuits that have been challenging various initiatives by Trump and its administration since returning to the presidency in January, with some judges imposing national orders to

February 18, 2025

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US legislators reintroduce the bill to prevent religious travel bans by Trump’s administration

Groups of activists are fighting in front of the White House to mark the anniversary of the first management of Trump administration and the ban on refugees, January 27, 2018. – Reuters Texas: As Trump’s administration moves towards the restoration of the controversial Muslim ban, democratic legislators have reinstated national origin based on the distinction of non -immigrants (without ban) to prevent future presidents from imposing travel. Judy Chu (CA-28) and Senator Chris Coons (DE) led to reintroduce the bill, which aims to amend the law on immigration and nationality explicitly prohibit discrimination on the basis of religion in vision

January 26, 2025

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Sindh orders measures to prevent spread of COVID-19, H1N1

Health officials collect Swab samples from people to test for Covid-19 Coronavirus in Karachi September 14, 2020-AFP Ensure timely reporting of cases from hospitals: Department of Health Officials are directed to strengthen IPC practices. The Dept directs the dissemination of information on the symptoms of diseases. Karachi: The Sindh Health Department has directed all district health offices to implement measures to prevent the increase in cases of COVID-19 and H1N1 flu across the province. Citing the ongoing winter season and the spread of the diseases, the health department said the implementation of emergency measures was imperative to contain the upsurge

December 30, 2024

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Taliban ban windows to prevent ‘exposure’ of women in Afghanistan

Listen to the article Afghanistan’s Taliban leaders have imposed a ban on the construction of windows that might allow women to see into private spaces or could lead to exposure of women in neighboring homes. The new directive, which affects the design of buildings, was issued following a decree by the Taliban’s top leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada. According to a statement from Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid, the ban was put in place to prevent potential “inappropriate exposure” that could occur when women are seen performing daily tasks such as collecting water or working in the kitchen. The Taliban’s official X (formerly

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