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January 18, 2026

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Economic stability fails to reduce labor concerns

Survey shows 84% ​​of respondents call for job creation, human development in major infrastructure initiatives LAHORE: Pakistan closed 2025 with signs of economic stabilization, but the public remains divided on whether the recovery has translated into broad-based prosperity, according to a nationwide survey conducted by the Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Pakistan (ICMA). The survey, which captures the views of citizens, professionals, students and businesses, paints a mixed but cautiously optimistic picture for 2026, with governance, jobs and long-term reforms emerging as decisive factors for sustainable growth. The survey shows that 54.3% of respondents recognized an improvement in

October 13, 2025

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Six for Muthusamy helps South Africa reduce Pakistan to 378 in first test

Batter middle class Pakistan Salman Ali Agha (left) plays a shot during the first test against South Africa at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore Lahore: Senuran Muthusamy of South Africa dramatically turned the tide at the first test morning, reducing Pakistan from 362-5 to 378 all out at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium. Pakistan had resumed their first appearances on 313-5 with the nights Mohammad Rizwan and Salman Agha, and both had half a century. The couple expanded their cooperation on 163 routes, adding 49 more before the devastating period of Muthusamy, caused a sudden collapse. The leftist claimed three wickets in a

October 10, 2025

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Un to reduce one quarter of the peacekeeping forces worldwide

UNITED NATIONS: The United Nations will reduce a quarter of the peacekeeping forces in nine businesses around the world in the coming months due to lack of money, said senior United Nations officials on Wednesday and as future funding from the United States remains uncertain. “Overall, we should repatriate … about 25% of our total military troops and the police, as well as their equipment, and will also be affected by a large number of civil servants in missions,” said a UN senior official, speaking on the condition. This will reach 13,000 and 14,000 troops and police, the official said.

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 27, 2025

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The IMF seeks Pakistan’s plan to reduce power theft, losses in the midst of rescue review

The International Monetary Fund has asked Pakistan to submit detailed proposals aimed at limiting electricity theft, reducing the loss of lines and charging charges, as talks between the two sides continue in the context of the second economic review of the current program. The discussions are part of the efforts to ensure the liberalization of a billion dollars in the context of EXTENDED FUND (EFF) and an additional $ 220 million in the Ruage and Sustainability Unit (RSF). Sources told Express Tribune that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) also called for clarity from the federal government on the lack of

September 26, 2025

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Govt Seals RS1.225TR Agreement to reduce circular debt

A representation of an image of a transmission tower, also known as an electricity pillar. – AFP/file Restructuring agreements loans, provides new funding for electricity payments. The innovative plan reinstalls the increase, avoids additional consumer burden. Production rates, the dominant release of warranty reinforce the liquidity of the banking sector. ISLAMABAD: The federal government has signed a 1.225 trillion RS funding agreement with a consortium of eighteen banks to address the country’s circular debt. The agreement, an important milestone for both the energy sector and the financial sector, was signed during a high profile ceremony in the prime minister’s body.

September 23, 2025

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With poverty at 25.3%, the World Bank encourages bold reforms to reduce penury, to build durability

An image of a representation showing a child receiving foods distributed by a charity organization. – Reuters/file Pakistan’s poverty level increases by 7% in three years: WB employee. 85% people work in low -income areas, 95% in informal. Wages rose by 2-3% from 2011-2021, AMGAABAZAR says. ISLAMABAD: World Bank (WB) has called for reforms with intense, preserved and focused people to reduce poverty, strengthen resilience and protecting vulnerable populations in the midst of an existing 25.3% poverty rate in Pakistan. The lender’s report “inhibits the impulse of prosperity: poverty, equality and evaluation of Pakistan’s resilience, is based on 25 years

September 19, 2025

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Govt considers to reduce the FBR tax target, the proposal of flooding on cards

A representation picture showing the FBR logo. – FBR file/file Govt Mulls by reducing FBR’s tax target in RS13.7TR by RS14.13 tr. Reduce the tax target by RS300-500BN for FY26 possible. Flood levy to be imposed on high -value areas, individuals. ISLAMABAD: Following the loss of the deadline for the privatization of Pakistani International Airlines (PIA), the Government is preparing different scenarios to review the Federal Income Federal Bureau (FBR) in the range of RS300 billions to RS500 billions to RS500 billions. The news reported on Thursday. On the one hand, there is a possibility of reducing the annual FBR

September 9, 2025

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Govt is moving to reduce electricity bills for citizens affected by floods

Residents cross a flooded road after the monsoon rains and growing water levels in the village of Qadirabad near the Chenab River in Punjab, August 28 2025 GST, FC surcharge and fixed charges under consideration. Rana Tanveer says the provinces for resignation from Earth’s revenue. Up to 18% of crop damage reported in the Gujranwala Department. Islamabad: The federal government has decided to provide relief to electricity bills for people in flood -affected areas, with multiple tax exemptions under consideration. Federal Minister of Food Security Rana Tanveer Hussain, speaking Geo NewsHe said the taxes on electricity bills that meet the

September 1, 2025

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Indonesian parties agree to reduce legislators’ privileges amid deadly protests

Indonesia’s political parties have agreed to reduce the benefits of legislators, President Prabowo Subianto said on Sunday in an attempt to calm anti-government protests that have killed at least five people in the worst violence of the country for decades. Protests began on Monday on what protesters were called excessive remuneration and housing compensation for MPs, escalating in riots on Friday after a rideshare motorcycle driver was killed during police action in an area of ​​protest. The houses of the members of the political party and state buildings were stained or put on a flame, shaking the confidence of investors

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