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December 2, 2025

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England have plans for Head’s tackle

The left-armer opened in place of the injured Khawaja in Australia’s second innings BRISBANE: England fast bowler Brydon Carse said his side have firm plans to deal with the threat posed by Travis Head after the Aussie made a blistering century at the top of the order to win by eight wickets in the Ashes series opener in Perth.Middle-order batsman Head opened in place of the injured Usman Khawaja in Australia’s second innings and the attacking left-hander made a century in 69 balls – the second-fastest in Ashes history – en route to a match-winning 123.Head told reporters ahead of

November 29, 2024

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What steps can Pakistan learn from China to tackle air pollution?

The combined image shows the Chinese capital Beijing and the Pakistani Punjab capital Lahore. — Reuters/File The Chinese capital Beijing has drastically reduced air pollution in 10 years, reducing PM 2.5 pollution by 64%, harmful nitrogen dioxide by 54% and toxic sulfur dioxide by 89% in 2013, according to a report by the World Economic Forum. Considering its effective efforts, many countries are following Beijing’s example. Within this, the same guide to curb air pollution can also help neighboring Pakistan, considering that the South Asian country has been dealing with this extreme crisis since last month. Notably, Beijing has increased

October 29, 2024

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Here’s how Donald Trump plans to tackle the US immigration crisis as president

Former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump holds a campaign rally at Crotona Park in the Bronx borough of New York, US, May 23, 2024.— Reuters Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has pledged to propose policies to prevent illegal immigration and limit legal immigration if elected president. Here are some of the policy considerations the former president is seeking to implement in his re-election bid, according to Trump, his campaign and the news: Border enforcement Trump has said he would restore the 2019 “stay in Mexico” program, which forced asylum seekers of certain nationalities trying to enter the

September 12, 2024

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Greece introduces cash stimulus, tax breaks to tackle falling birth rate

ATHENS: Greece outlined measures to boost its lagging birth rate on Thursday, from vouchers and childcare allowances to tax breaks for new parents, although experts questioned the plan’s effectiveness. Greece has one of the lowest fertility rates in Europe, a dire demographic situation driven by a decade-long economic crisis, immigration and changing attitudes among young people. The prime minister called it a national threat and a “ticking time bomb” for pensions. It currently spends around one billion euros a year on pro-child measures. However, it recorded the lowest number of births ever in 2022. The measures outlined on Thursday by

September 9, 2024

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German chancellor Scholz expands border controls to tackle immigration

Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s ruling coalition agreed to temporarily expand border controls at all nine of Germany’s land borders as part of a crackdown on irregular immigration and an effort to boost internal security. Germany already has temporary controls on its borders with Poland, the Czech Republic, Switzerland and Austria. These will now be extended for six months from September 16 to include Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Luxembourg, the interior ministry said on Monday in a statement in Berlin. The move means police can carry out fixed and mobile checks and also have the power to remove people as

September 1, 2024

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Japan’s military will invest in artificial intelligence to tackle recruitment crisis

TOKYO: Japan’s defense ministry said on Friday it would invest in artificial intelligence, automation and improving troop conditions to tackle a worsening recruitment shortfall that has left its forces understaffed amid a build-up aimed at countering China’s growing military power. . The measures, revealed in his latest defense budget request on Friday, come after the Self-Defense Forces’ (SDF) worst annual recruitment effort. In the year to March 31 it signed up just under 10,000 sailors, soldiers and airmen, half its target. Fearing that China could use military force to bring neighboring Taiwan under its control and drag Japan into war,

August 25, 2024

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Starmer’s plan to tackle Britain’s deep-seated problems

LONDON: Prime Minister Keir Starmer will address the British public next week, warning that solving the nation’s pressing issues will take time, with things likely to get worse before they get better. In his upcoming speech, Starmer aims to be transparent about the challenges ahead, urging the audience to prepare for a long-term approach to change. Since his landslide election victory in July, Starmer has frequently criticized the former Conservative government for leaving the country in a poor state. He claims this has allowed the “drummers” to instigate recent anti-immigrant riots. In his speech, scheduled for Tuesday, before Parliament returns

August 20, 2024

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Sana Mir joins WCA to tackle ‘unsustainable’ cricket programme

Listen to the article LONDON: The World Cricket Association has launched a ground-breaking review of the sport’s “broken and unsustainable” programme. The players’ association, formerly known as FICA, plans to propose a solution that allows international cricket leagues and domestic leagues to “co-exist on a clear, coherent calendar” for all. Former England and Wales Cricket Board chief executive Tom Harrison and former Pakistan women’s captain Sana Mir are part of a six-strong panel that will work with independent advisers on the review. They will make recommendations to the WCA board after consultation with players, administrators, team owners and broadcasters. “The

August 19, 2024

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The UK government is implementing emergency plans to tackle prison overcrowding

Police contain a small group of anti-immigration protesters as counter-protesters hold a rally in Dover, Britain, August 17, 2024. — Reuters The UK government on Monday activated emergency measures to reduce overcrowding in prisons in northern England as more people were sentenced for their involvement in riots earlier this month. The decision to invoke Operation Early Dawn, which allows defendants to be held in police cells and not be summoned to court until prison space becomes available, follows hundreds of convictions for involvement in the unrest. This has led to a crisis of capacity, with the new Labor government warning

August 7, 2024

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UK imams urge government to tackle Islamophobia amid riots

Far-right rioters at the Holiday Inn Express in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England on August 4, 2024. — Reuters LONDON: Dozens of the UK’s top imams (religious leaders) have issued a joint statement condemning right-wing media and politicians for normalizing hatred of Islam, Muslims and immigrants – resulting in riots that have broken out almost across Britain. In a statement sent to Geo Newsimams said: “For decades, through the War on Terror, the discourse of ‘terrorism’, ‘extremism’ and the alleged failure of multiculturalism, by mainly neoconservative politicians across the political spectrum, has fueled the narrative that immigrants in general and Muslims

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