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November 26, 2023

News Desk

‘Privacy breach’ lands cargo deal with Azerbaijan in red zone

PLL uses the price offered by SOCAR as a tool to reduce the bid price from the lowest bid OQ trades A liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker is towed to a thermal power station in Futtsu, east of Tokyo, Japan, November 13, 2017. — Reuters PLL uses SOCAR’s bid price as a tool to lower the bid price. SOCAR had offered an LNG price of $17.96 per MMBtu. The Azerbaijan-based company may take legal action against PLL. ISLAMABAD: The GtG agreement with Azerbaijan to offer one cargo of LNG per month has landed in the red zone due to the

October 30, 2023

News Desk

Shahid Afridi condemns invasion of Babar Azam’s privacy

The Pakistani cricket community has been gripped with a growing controversy over the leaked WhatsApp messages involving Pakistan cricket captain Babar Azam. The controversy was sparked when former Pakistan wicketkeeper Rashid Latif alleged that Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) management committee chief Zaka Ashraf had neglected Azam’s attempts to contact him through calls and text messages. In response to Latif’s allegations, Ashraf categorically denied any direct contact with Azam. However, Ashraf’s denial came with a controversial move as he went out of his way to substantiate his claim by sharing Azam’s personal WhatsApp message during a live TV programme. This revelation

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