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GSP+ Status of Pakistan Under Review EU Parliament
Swedish politician proposes EU review of Pakistan’s GSP+ status, sparking questions on its significance and potential impact.
21 November 2024, Thursday
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Muhammad Abdullah Kayani is a budding scholar with a keen interest in current affairs and news reporting. With a passion for uncovering and analyzing events shaping our world, he aims to inform and engage audiences through insightful commentary and diligent reporting.
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Sports Landscape in Pakistan
Pakistan is a sports-loving nation. Sport is a part of Pakistan’s culture and hundreds of thousands across the country enjoy it.
Hisitify
24th April 1929 – The First Non-Stop Flight to British India
Flight Lt. Norman H. Jenkins made the first nonstop UK-British Raj flight in 1929, covering 4,130 miles in 50 hours.
Hisitify
April 21st in History the First Battle of Panipat (1526)
The First Battle of Panipat marked the rise of the Mughal Empire, defeating and introduction of gunpowder artillery in Indian warfare.
Perspectives
7th April 2012 – 129 Soldiers Martyred in Gayari Sector Avalanche
In 2012, 135 people, including soldiers from Pakistan Army’s Northern Light Infantry (NLI), were martyred in Gayari Sector Avalanche.
Hisitify
5th April 1956 – Bandaranaike: 4th Prime Minister of Ceylon
In 1956, Bandaranaike won Ceylon’s General Elections and went on to become its 4th Prime Minister. He ruled Ceylon from 1956 to 1959.
Beyond Boundaries
3rd April 2016 – Panama Papers: The World’s Scandalous Leak
Released on April 3rd, 2016, by the newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, Panama Papers became the world’s most scandalous leak in history.
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