Pakistan

Safe-haven asset surged by around Rs50,000 in the last six months

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Pakistan observes labour day with pledges to uplift workers

Economists call for improving global ties with China, Gulf nations, Türkiye, USA

It will automate trade documentation via faceless operations

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Chinese social media hints at willingness to negotiate 145% duties

CM's aide discusses Rs616b projects under public-private partnership

Optimism rises for Singapore dollar, Malaysian ringgit as US trade policy weakens greenback

LAHORE: The 21st match of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 10 between Quetta Gladiators and Lahore Qalandars at the Gaddafi Stadium was called off due to rain in the city on Thursday. Gladiators had won the toss and opted to bowl first against Qalandars in the game, which was stopped after 11.3 overs due to […]

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A fourth round of talks between the United States and Iran, which had been due to take place in Rome on Saturday, has been postponed, and a new date will be set “depending on the US approach”, a senior Iranian official told Reuters on Thursday. “US sanctions on Iran during the nuclear talks are not helping the sides to resolve the nuclear dispute through diplomacy,” the official told Reuters. “Depending on the US approach, the date of the next round of talks will be announced.” Oman, which mediated earlier sessions of the US-Iran talks, said on Thursday the next round of nuclear discussions provisionally planned for May 3 would be rescheduled for “logistical reasons”. However, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters that the US had never confirmed its participation in the fourth round of talks in Rome. The source said the timing and venue of the next round of talks have yet to be confirmed but are expected in the near future. Earlier on Thursday, Iran accused the US of “contradictory behaviour and prov...

United States President Donald Trump’s administration exceeded the scope of an 18th-century wartime law in using it to deport some Venezuelan migrants, a federal judge in Texas said on Thursday in barring the administration from using it to speed up deportations. In a 36-page opinion, US District Judge Fernando Rodriguez ruled that the Trump administration could not rely on the Alien Enemies Act to detain and deport alleged members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua because the gang’s presence in the United States was not an “invasion” or “predatory incursion” as contemplated by the law. “The historical record renders clear that the President’s invocation of the AEA through the Proclamation exceeds the scope of the statute and is contrary to the plain, ordinary meaning of the statute’s terms,” wrote Rodriguez, who Trump appointed during his first term. Neither the Justice Department nor the White House immediately responded to requests for comment. Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act to speed up the deport...

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Releases data with regard to inflows and outflows

IGCEP 2024-2034 envisages competitive bidding for all future plans

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