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January 7, 2026

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Indian presenter breaks his silence on ‘removal’ from BPL

Indian sports anchor Ridhima Pathak. — Instagram @ridhimapathak Sports relations between India and Bangladesh have soured sharply amid a series of developments involving the cricket boards and the current and upcoming T20 tournaments. Initially there were reports that the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) had removed Indian anchor Ridhima Pathak from the hosting panel of the ongoing Bangladesh Premier League (BPL). Reports described the move as the latest outcome of an escalating diplomatic and sporting dispute between the two countries. However, Pathak, who is a prominent figure in Indian sports broadcasting, denied that she had stood down, claiming that she had

September 22, 2025

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Removal subsidies: Time for priority in exports

Karachi: Recently, the government has provided nearly 200 billion Rs (about $ 700 million) as a subsidy to banks to attract remittances through official channels and to care for illegal Hawala and Hundi networks. Politics have provided immediate results, as remittances increased by 27% annually to $ 38 billion. However, much of this increase reflected a natural recovery. As financial stability returned and the spread between foreign exchange rates and open exchange rates were limited, remittances previously diverted to informal channels were simply repeated through the banking system. In other words, the increase was not exclusively for the subsidy, but

September 20, 2025

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Demolitions of Gaza of Israeli fuel fuel for permanent Palestinian removal

For a decade, the Palestinian worker of Bank Shady Salama Al-Rayyes paid a $ 93,000 mortgage in his apartment in a tall, modern block in one of the primary neighborhoods of Gaza. Now, he and his family are needy, having abandoned an Israeli demolition strike that collapsed the building in a cloud of black tobacco and dust. The September 5th attack on the 15-year-old Mushtaha Tower noted the launch of an intensive campaign of Israeli military demolition aimed at apartment buildings before a territory attack towards the heart of the densely populated city, which began this week. In the last

June 22, 2025

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Trump reviews the removal of Jerome Powell chair

US President Donald Trump, Federal Reserve President Jerome Powell. – AFP/file Washington: US President Donald Trump said he could change his mind about removing the federal bank chair Jerome Powell. Trump often criticizes Powell because he did not raise interest rates and has previously threatened to remove him. But now, he seems to soften his attitude, even though Powell’s term is going to end soon. “I do not know why the Board of Directors does not prevail,” Trump wrote in a long position in the truth that social criticizing Fed’s policy. “Perhaps, maybe, should I change my mind to shoot

Russia’s removal from the “big mistake” group

Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US President Donald Trump attend the first session at the G7 leaders’ summit at Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada June 16th 2025 – Reuters Leaders are launching talks on the global economy, commercial differences. Trump not to sign a joint statement on Israel-Iran: American employee. The attempt to return to Ukraine back to Trump’s radar. A group of seven leaders met on Monday, searching for a joint approach to the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, but before their summit officially began, US President Donald Trump said Russia’s removal from the former group was a night

Friends of Prince Harry ‘Woke-Hating’ and Meghan Markle: Royal gets the removal

The complete transformation of Prince Harry’s husband’s Meghan Markle has just returned to light by a royal commentator who believes he will probably blame for the fall. This commentator is Tom Quinn and talked about Meghan’s inability to comfortably comfortably to Prince Harry’s friends while talking to Fox News Digital. “Meghan was accused of … making Harry” very awake “,” he started from the bat saying. And “One of Harry’s best friends said,” I don’t understand what Harry sees in her, it’s a hug tree, she’s so awake. “ And while Prince Harry’s friends at that time, the idea of

February 22, 2025

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The Supreme Court stops the removal of Trump’s Chief Agency Oppact

Listen to the article The Supreme Court of the United States temporarily prevented President Donald Trump’s ruling to reject Hampton Dellinger, head of an independent service responsible for investigating complaint complaints. This decision ensures that Dellinger will remain in power at least until February 26, when a hearing of the lower court will further examine the matter. Dellinger, appointed by former President Joe Biden in 2024 for a five -year term as head of the OSC Office (OSC), was rejected by email from White House officials shortly after Trump’s return to power. The Special Adviser Office is instructed to investigate

August 10, 2024

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Hasina’s removal is a diplomatic dilemma for India

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina (R) and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi (L) speak during different political rallies. — Reuters/File The ouster of Bangladesh’s authoritarian prime minister sparked celebrations in Dhaka this week but alarm in neighboring India, which has backed Sheikh Hasina to take on rival China, analysts say. It has created a diplomatic dilemma for the regional power. Hasina, 76, resigned as prime minister in the face of a student-led uprising on Monday and fled by helicopter to her longtime ally New Delhi. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was among the first to offer his “best wishes”

July 10, 2024

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Wahab Riaz breaks silence on removal from PCB selection committee

Former star cricketer Wahab Riaz. — PCB file Former cricketer Wahab Riaz has reacted to the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) decision to drop him from the team’s selection panel, saying he has given his “100% for the betterment of Pakistan cricket”. Earlier, the PCB, in its statement issued today, confirmed that the services of Abdul Razzaq and Wahab Riaz are no longer required in the national selection committee following the team’s dismal performance in the T20 World Cup 2024. “My time as a member of the selection committee for PCB is coming to an end, I just want my people

Turkey’s removal from the FATF gray list strengthens its global standing

ANCHOR: International crime watchdog Financial Action Task Force (FATF) removed Turkiye from its “grey list” of countries requiring special scrutiny on Friday, in a boost to the country’s economic recovery plan. Turkiye was downgraded to the “grey list” in 2021 due to money laundering and terrorist financing concerns. The latest move came after FATF team meetings with Turkish authorities to assess progress in addressing these concerns. Turkey has made “significant progress” in improving its anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing regime, the Paris-based body said in a statement after its plenary session in Singapore. Turkish officials welcomed the move, which is

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