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January 5, 2026

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Pakistani investors face tough choices in 2026

From zero return accounts to crypto and pensions, asset selection will now determine outcomes It will be the first time Pakistan will issue a 30-year euro bond in dollars, but the decision to sell it will depend on the interest rates investors seek. PHOTO: FILE KARACHI: 2025 has been remarkable for many investors in Pakistan. The subcontinent’s long love affair with gold has once again translated into wealth creation for middle and upper income households. Gold continues to serve multiple purposes: a store of value, a hedge against uncertainty, a wedding necessity, everyday jewelry, and for some, a convenient physical

January 5, 2026

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‘2025 Gave Me The Absolute Worst And The Absolute Best’, Hania Aamir Reflects On Her Tough Year

Hania Aamir started the year on a deeply reflective note, offering a rare and candid glimpse into the reality of her life away from the limelight. In a heartfelt Instagram post, the actor reminded followers that even the most glamorous lives carry moments of struggle. Sharing a carousel of photos from throughout 2025, the Meri Zindagi Hai Tu The star captioned the post: “2025 gave me the absolute worst and the absolute best.” The images marked a period of intense learning and emotional reckoning for Aamir, who admitted the year challenged her understanding of strength and resilience. Reflecting on her

October 16, 2025

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India’s Modi faces a tough election in Bihar state

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses a rally in Madhubani in India’s eastern Bihar state, April 24, 2025. — Reuters The Bihar elections are crucial for the stability of Modi’s coalition. Women voters are vital because of the migration of men for jobs. Youth unemployment remains a key concern despite improvements. PATNA: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s national alliance faces tough regional elections in Bihar state next month due to youth unemployment and mistrust of electoral rolls, which could pose risks to his coalition based on regional partners. Bihar, in eastern India, is one of the country’s poorest states and

November 10, 2024

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Pakistan to adopt tough stance on sports ties with India

Pakistan players celebrate after Nepal’s Gulsan Jha (not pictured) is dismissed during the Asia Cup 2023 cricket match between Pakistan and Nepal at the Multan Cricket Stadium in Multan. — AFP/File Pakistan set to pull out of India game: source. He says the ICC’s revenue will suffer without the Pakistan-India match. “PCB not to accept hybrid format for hosting Champions Trophy.” ISLAMABAD: In response to the Indian government’s “refusal” to send its cricket team to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, the government in Islamabad has decided to take a firm stand on sports relations with India. Reliable sources

October 10, 2024

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Michelle Heaton talks about her ‘tough and horrible’ battle with addiction

Michelle Heaton talks about her ‘tough and horrible’ battle with addiction Michelle Heaton has reflected on the moment she ‘accepted her life was over’ during her alcohol addiction. THE Eleftheria X The singer has been sober for three and a half years after nearly dying and being hospitalized in 2021 during her battle with drink and drugs. Additionally, Michelle shared a heartwarming post on Instagram on Thursday to mark World Mental Health Day, where she opened up about how she was able to seek help when she was in a “dark, horrible, tortured place.” Sharing a photo of herself in

October 6, 2024

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Brendon McCullum warns England of tough conditions in Pakistan

England coach Brendon McCullum during training at Lord’s Cricket Ground, London, Britain on August 16, 2022. — Reuters England coach Brendon McCullum has warned his team that repeating their 2022 success in Pakistan in the three-match Test series starting on Monday will be a difficult task in the “explosive” heat of Multan. England’s 3-0 win in 2022 against Pakistan was McCullum’s first away series as England manager. The series came as a shocker for Pakistan as it was the first series that an away cricket team managed to beat the home team 3-0. Previously, England had played 24 Tests in

October 5, 2024

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England pacers face ‘test of character’ in tough conditions in Pakistan: Crawley

Zak Crawley watches a training session at the Multan Cricket Stadium in Multan on October 4, 2024. —AFP Zak Crawley says I’m looking forward to the challenge. England fell this week in Multan. I think we will put pressure on the opponents.” MULTAN: Zak Crawley said on Friday that England’s young pace attack will face a “test of character” in the upcoming Test series in Pakistan, where a pitch baked by high temperatures and increased levels of smog awaits. The team arrived this week in the central city of Multan, which will host the first two of a three-match Test

September 26, 2024

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Non-filers to face tough restrictions, FinMin warns after IMF deal secured

Finance and Revenue Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb speaks to VOA during an interview in New York, USA. — VOA Financial reforms needed to make existing IMF deal last: FinMin. Aurangzeb says that friendly nations have assured support for the bailout. It vows to reduce the burden on the waged, manufacturing classes. ISLAMABAD: After the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Executive Board approved a $7 billion Expanded Facility (EFF), Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said the government intends to impose strict restrictions on non-applicants that “will further limit their ability to carry out various activities.” A day earlier, the Washington-based lender sealed the deal

September 12, 2024

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Harris and Trump battle for swing states after tough debate

Democratic presidential candidate U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris speaks during a presidential debate hosted by ABC as Republican presidential candidate former U.S. President Donald Trump listens, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S., September 10, 2024 . — Reuters WASHINGTON: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are back on the campaign trail on Thursday, with Democrats hoping her dominant showing in their first presidential debate will boost her chances in the tight US election. The rivals head into crucial battleground states that will decide the November vote, two days after Harris forced Republican Trump on the defensive in a fiery showdown that drew 67

August 28, 2024

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UK’s Starmer warns of tough road to rebuilding Britain

LONDON: Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Tuesday that it will take a long time for Britain to rebuild and rid itself of the rot that he says took hold under the previous Conservative government, warning “things are going to get worse before they get better”. Starmer, who was elected in a landslide election victory in July, has vowed to rebuild the fabric of British society, saying this month’s anti-immigration riots reflected the divisions created during the Conservative Party’s 14 years in power. He made his speech in Downing Street’s Rose Garden, where former prime minister Boris Johnson threw one

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