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July 3, 2025

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Afghan refugees have been stuck in Pakistan as Germany inhibits the entry program

Kimia, 25, a journalist and artist of Afghanistan, who was admitted to Germany’s humanitarian admission program for vulnerable Afghans, now latent to the legal gap, speaks with Reuters at a guesthouse where she lives in Islamabad on June 13th. Berlin/Islamabad: In a limited hostel in the federal capital, 25-year-old Kimos spends her days outlining women-shaking, playing, resisting-in a notebook that holds what is left of her hopes. An artist and lawyer for women’s rights left Afghanistan in 2024 after being admitted to a German program of humanitarian admission aimed at Afghans who were at risk under the Taliban. A year

May 14, 2025

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Players were stuck in the middle with IPL, national teams in the clash lesson

Gujarat Titans Jos Buttler’s Wicketkeeper ran the Corbin Bosch of India Mumbai Indians during the Indian Premier League (IPL) Twenty20 Cricket Match between Indians of Mumbai and Gujarat Titans at Wankhede Stadium in Bomvai at 6 May Mays 2025. New Delhi: IPL repeats on Saturday after being suspended due to the Pakistan-India conflict, but there are doubts about foreign players and the extensive program has caused a clash with international cricket. The IPL will now end on June 3, nine days later than planned, placing it in a clash lesson with the English summer summer and preparations for the World

May 8, 2025

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Global temperatures have stuck at high levels of RECORD in April: EU display

A woman uses an umbrella to protect herself from the sun to a market in Seoul, South Korea, on August 16th 2024. -AFP Paris: Global temperatures were stuck in high levels in April, he said Thursday on Thursday, expanding an unprecedented thermal streak and asking questions about how quickly the world can warm up. The extraordinary heat spell is expected to recede as the warmest conditions El Nino faded last year, but temperatures remained stubbornly or at levels near this year. “And then it comes in 2025, when we have to settle back and instead remain in this accelerated step

November 28, 2023

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Pakistan’s economy stuck in ‘low growth trap’: WB

Islamabad: Martin Reiser, the World Bank’s regional vice president for South Asia, warned that Pakistan’s economy is stuck in a “low growth trap” with poor human development outcomes and rising poverty. Raiser reaffirmed the bank’s commitment to support the people of Pakistan in his speech during a ceremony in Islamabad. In his speech, Raiser presented a stark assessment of the country’s economic landscape. “Pakistan’s economy is stuck in a low-growth trap with poor human development outcomes and rising poverty. Economic conditions leave Pakistan highly vulnerable to climate shocks, with insufficient public resources to finance development and climate adaptation,” warned Raiser.

November 28, 2023

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Pakistan’s economy stuck in ‘low growth trap’: World Bank

World Bank official urges Pakistan to decide ‘whether to maintain past standards or make tough’ decisions Speech ceremony by the World Bank Regional Vice President for South Asia in Islamabad on November 28, 2023. — X/@MartinRaiser Martin Reiser publishes a series of policy notes on Pakistan’s economy. Keynote speeches focused on children’s play, the private sector and the energy sector. “Nearly 40% of children in Pakistan suffer from stunted growth.” Martin Reiser, World Bank Regional Vice President for South Asia, said Pakistan’s economy is stuck in a low-growth trap with poor human development outcomes and rising poverty. Raiser, who is

November 28, 2023

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‘Rat miners’ to help rescue 41 men stuck in Indian tunnel

Rescuers on Monday brought in “rat miners” to bore through a narrow pipe and help extricate 41 construction workers trapped in a tunnel in the Indian Himalayas for more than two weeks after high-powered machinery broke down, officials said. The men, low-wage workers from India’s poorest states, have been stuck in the 4.5km tunnel in Uttarakhand state since it collapsed on 12 November. The men received food, water, light, oxygen and medicine through a tube, but efforts to dig a tunnel ran into a series of entanglements with machinery. Efforts to bore a tunnel horizontally through the debris trapping the

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