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January 12, 2026

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Human remains found amid devastating fires in Australia

Sunday’s fire is destroying property, vineyards and farmland in its wake CFA firefighters conduct dusk blackout operations as they mop up remaining hot spots after bushfire activity near Alexandra, Victoria, Australia, as extreme fire danger conditions persist across the state January 10, 2026. PHOTO: REUTERS Human remains have been found in southeastern Australia, where wildfires raging for days have leveled buildings, knocked out power to thousands of homes and burned swaths of bushland, police said Sunday. The flames, burning out of control during a summer heatwave, have ripped through more than 350,000 hectares (860,000 acres) of bushland in the state

January 6, 2026

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PSX breached 185,000 as bullish momentum remains

KSE-100 gains 2,653 points as banks, cement, oil & gas and auto stocks lead rallies The bullish momentum on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) remained firmly intact on Tuesday as bullish markets pushed the KSE-100 index to breach the 185,000 mark, setting yet another all-time high. The market hit fresh intraday highs and closed at record highs, reflecting strong investor confidence heading into CY26. The index hit an intraday high of 185,481.45 and a low of 181,182.07, before adding 2,653.87 points, or 1.45%, to close at 185,062.11. The buying interest was broad-based, with strong participation in key sectors including auto

January 4, 2026

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Venezuela’s interim government says it remains united behind Maduro after US arrest

Venezuela’s interim leader and oil minister Delci Rodriguez addresses the media in Caracas, Venezuela.— Reuters/File Rubio says ‘premature’ to talk about new polls on Venezuela. The streets are quiet amid anxiety over the next developments. The Vice President takes over the country as interim leader. Venezuela’s top official said Sunday that the country’s government will remain united behind President Nicolas Maduro, whose US arrest has sparked deep uncertainty about what’s next for the oil-rich South American nation. Maduro is in a New York detention center awaiting a court appearance on Monday on drug charges after US President Donald Trump ordered

December 20, 2025

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UN Secretary-General warns Gaza crisis remains dire despite averting famine

It says 1.6 million in Gaza, more than 75%, face extreme food insecurity and serious risks of malnutrition Gaza has escaped famine, but the majority of the population is still malnourished. PHOTO: REUTERS UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned on Friday that while famine in the Gaza Strip has been averted, the humanitarian situation remains extremely fragile, with more than 75% of the population facing acute food insecurity and critical risks of malnutrition. “Famine has been pushed back. Many more people have access to the food they need to survive,” Guterres told a news conference at UN headquarters in New York.

November 25, 2025

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Gold remains steady as interest rates fall in the eyes of investors

At current prices, the looted gold is worth about $70 million. PHOTO: PIXABAY KARACHI: Gold prices in Pakistan remained flat on Monday, with the local market seeing gold per tola trading at Rs 428,862. Similarly, 10 gram gold was sold for Rs 367,680, according to the Sarafa Jewelers and Jewelers Association of Pakistan. On Saturday, gold rose by Rs 2,300 to Rs 428,862 per tola. The stability on Monday comes amid support for the global market due to rising expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut next month and a weaker US dollar. Internationally, spot gold was up 0.6 percent

November 22, 2025

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Nancy Ajram remains iconic after 20 years

Nancy Ajram. Photo: file For more than 20 years, Lebanese singer Nancy Ajram has held a rare position in the Arab music world: not just enduring, but expanding her relevance. Whether discovered on early music TV channels, through viral hits on YouTube, or through today’s algorithm-driven streams, her voice is both familiar and fresh, a remarkable achievement in an ever-changing pop landscape. Long before streaming platforms reshaped the music industry, Nancy was a pioneer of the digital age. Her videos became some of the most repeated on early YouTube in the Middle East, with tracks such as “Ah W Noss”,

November 12, 2025

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Stocks rise on selective buying as investor focus remains

After Tuesday’s sharp decline, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) saw a mild recovery on Wednesday. The KSE-100 gained 313.44 points, or 0.20%, to close at 158,183.95. The benchmark traded between an intraday high of 159,516.41 and a low of 157,203.55 as investors remained cautious amid continued political and security developments. Although the market managed to recover some lost ground, overall confidence remained fragile. Trading was largely driven by selective buying, with participants reluctant to take aggressive positions until there is greater stability in the evolving domestic political landscape and security developments that continue to influence market direction. KTrade Securities wrote

October 17, 2025

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Marc Maron remains unfiltered on the Jon Stewart controversy

Marc Maron makes rare admission about feud with Jon Stewart Marc Maron is finally getting over what really fueled his long-running tension with Jon Stewart — his own insecurity. THE WTF The podcast host, 62, opened up about his past rivalry with Stewart in a recent interview as “petty” and “completely rooted in jealousy”. “John never did anything to me,” Maron said esteemed sir. “I was just jealous.” He admitted that early in their careers, Stewart represented everything he thought he wasn’t. “He was this smart, cute Jew who just had it together. These people who understand their talent, know

October 7, 2025

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Hamas Serious for Gaza Agreement, but Israeli withdrawal remains to stick to point

Hamas said on Tuesday that she wants to reach an agreement to end the Gaza war on the basis of US President Donald Trump’s plan, but still has a set of demands, signaling that indirect talks with Israel in Egypt could be difficult. However, Trump expressed optimism on Tuesday about progress in a Gaza agreement and said a US team had just left to participate in the negotiations. “I think there is a chance that we could have peace in the Middle East beyond Gaza,” he told reporters at the Oval Office. Hamas Fawzi Barhoum’s senior employee described Hamas’s position

September 17, 2025

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PSX remains stable above 156,000 amid unstable transactions

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) watched a Rollercoaster ride on Wednesday, as the KSE-100 reference index often varied before it ended the day to a large extent unchanged. At the start of the negotiation, the index increased to the intra -abdominal high of 157,196.59 points, fueled by investor interest in selective stocks. However, the enthusiasm fell under profit, which pulled the index up to 155,960.36 long before noon. Despite the volatility, the KSE-100 managed to remain above the 156,000 psychological barrier in the closing bell, reflecting the investor to warn of economic evidence and political developments. Sector, the interest market

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