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September 22, 2024

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See how Georgina Rodriguez reacted to Ronaldo’s transfer to Al Nasr

Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo (left) is pictured with his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez. — Instagram/@cristiano/File Cristiano Ronaldo’s girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez has spoken out about her partner’s move from Manchester United to Saudi Arabia’s Al Nasr after the Portuguese footballer fell out with the British club’s management. Ronaldo had parted ways with Manchester United after on and off the pitch problems with the team’s manager Erik ten Haag. Expanding on the star footballer’s transfer to the Saudi club, Georgina described the development as a “positive change” for their family. “When Cristiano told me he was going to play for Al Nasr, I

September 10, 2024

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US warns of consequences as Iran rumored to transfer ballistic missiles to Russia

Iran’s transfer of ballistic missiles to Russia would represent a “dramatic escalation” of Tehran’s support for Moscow, and the United States is prepared to respond with “significant consequences,” the State Department said Monday. “Any transfer of Iranian ballistic missiles to Russia would represent a dramatic escalation of Iran’s support for Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine,” spokesman Vedant Patel told reporters. “We are clear … that we are prepared to bring about significant consequences,” he said. A senior commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards denied reports that Iran is transferring missiles to Russia, Iranian media reported on Monday, amid concern in

September 7, 2024

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The US is “concerned” by reports of the transfer of Iranian missiles to Russia

The US has expressed concern over reports suggesting Iran may have recently transferred missiles to Russia or is on the verge of doing so for use in Ukraine. The White House, responding to reports from Western media, highlighted concerns about possible escalation of Iran’s support for Russia’s military efforts. According to the Wall Street Journal, unnamed US and European officials believe that Iran has already provided ballistic missiles to Russia. Earlier reports from Bloomberg and Reuters indicated that such a transfer was imminent. When asked about the reports, White House National Security Council spokesman Sean Savett said any transfer of

September 2, 2024

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Financial globalization and trade transfer

LAHORE: Financial globalization has facilitated the flow of capital between countries. Financial capitalists continue to look for profitable opportunities to make a quick buck. They borrow in a country where the policy rate is low and invest in a country where the policy rate is high, provided the exchange rate remains fixed. In terminology, this is known as carry trade. Carry trade is taking place around the world, where differences in policy rates provide profitable opportunities for investors. For example, the policy rates in USA, Australia and Europe are 5.5%, 4.35% and 4.25% respectively, while the policy rate is around

August 7, 2024

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The transfer of Alvarez with 95 million euros to Atlético Madrid

Manchester City striker Julian Alvarez is reportedly leaving the Premier League champions for Atletico Madrid to play in LaLiga, just two years after joining the English club. Both clubs have agreed a transfer fee that could rise to €95 million with add-ons, making Alvarez Manchester City’s record sale and placing him among the top sales in English football history, according to The Athlete. The move also represents a significant windfall for Manchester City, who signed the Argentina international for just €21.4m in January 2022. Alvarez first made a name for himself in Argentine football, moving up to River Plate, where

June 24, 2024

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Germany criticizes Israel’s transfer of control of the West Bank to settlers

BERLIN: Germany on Monday criticized the Israeli military’s plans to transfer control of the occupied West Bank to pro-settler groups. “The Israeli army bears responsibility for the occupation and that is incompatible with handing over responsibility to a civilian administration and that is why it is a report that we have watched with great concern. We reject the annexation of the West Bank,” German Foreign Ministry spokesman Sebastian Fischer told media representatives in Berlin. “Any step towards the annexation of the West Bank by Israel is a step in the wrong direction. We reject it,” he added. The Israeli military’s

June 4, 2024

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Bape makes ‘dream’ transfer to Real Madrid

MADRID: Kylian Mbappe signed a five-year deal to move to Real Madrid from Paris Saint-Germain on Monday and hailed the move as a “dream come true”. The announcement is the culmination of Real’s long courtship with one of the most prolific strikers in world football. “Real Madrid have reached an agreement for the player to be at Real Madrid for the next five seasons,” the club said in a statement. “So happy and proud to join my dream club @realmadrid. No one can understand how excited I am right now. I can’t wait to see you Madridistas and thank you

April 20, 2024

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PIA shareholders vote to transfer operations to its holding company

A Pakistan International Airlines passenger jet is parked on the tarmac. —AFP/File After careful discussion of a crucial restructuring proposal, the majority of shareholders of Pakistan International Airlines Corporation Limited (PIACL) have voted in favor of transferring operations to PIA Holding Company Limited (PIAHL), according to a statement on Saturday. “At a pivotal moment, shareholders overwhelmingly supported the proposal to transfer operations to PIAHC, underscoring a vote of confidence in the restructuring efforts aimed at revitalizing Pakistan’s flagship airline and positioning it for sustainable growth in the competitive aviation landscape,” the PIA statement said. . It said the annual EGM

March 10, 2024

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Legal issues hinder the transfer of works

Islamabad: All provinces have opposed the transfer and closure of more than 350 provincial projects costing Rs 1,373 billion and are unwilling to take up the programmes, citing legal and contractual issues. The federal government believes that as the seventh National Finance Commission (NFC) Award has significantly increased the provinces’ shares in the federal divisibility, the provinces should complete their projects through their own resources. There are a total of 1,238 projects underway in FY 2023-24 at a cost of Rs 12,318 billion. Of these, 357 are provincial projects worth Rs 1,373 billion. The expenditure on all projects is estimated

January 30, 2024

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There are still differences in the NEC regarding the transfer of projects

Islamabad: Chief Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar on Monday asked the provinces to take responsibility for 75 projects to save the center from a financial burden of Rs 200 billion amid reservations expressed by the federal units over the mandate of a caretaker government to take such decisions . Despite the transfer of 75 projects, the federal government will retain ownership of 282 projects of a provincial nature that will require an additional Rs 800 billion to complete work on them. The federal government has already spent a whopping Rs 366 billion on these projects. The caretaker prime minister chaired a

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