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June 6, 2025

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Stricter trash regulations on the coast, ports urged

Listen to the article Islamabad: Federal Minister of Maritime Affairs Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry issued a clear appeal for urgent, coordinated action to combat plastic pollution and modernizing Pakistan’s maritime infrastructure. In a statement published on World Environment Day, the Minister urged the alignment of maritime policies with world climate goals to protect the country’s coastline and maritime biodiversity and marine biodiversity. Underlining the issue of World Environment Day of 2025, “Beat Plastic Plestulation”, Chaudhry described the transition from an economical “turbocharged” model in a circular focused on re -use, recycling and sustainable alternatives. He noted that the ministry has

UK introduces stricter immigration rules: Basic changes are explained

Listen to the article The United Kingdom government has announced sweeping reforms in the immigration system, with the aim of reducing foreign work dependence, while increasing the views of visa routes for employees, students and families. It is described in a new White Bible, the Interior Ministry has confirmed that the qualifying period for both settlement and citizenship will extend to ten years. Officials said the reforms are designed to ensure that immigrants are substantially contributing to British society before gaining long -term residence rights. The White Paper describes stricter measures to address migration abuse, including the stricter asylum rules

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

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