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HOME - THE FRONTIER POSTE-PAPERKALABAGH DAM OPTIONPANDEMIC TAKES TOLL ON MENTAL HEALTH OF YOUNG ADULTS: POLL A deadly train accident occur near Ghokti Sindh, when two passengers’ trains Sir Syed Express and E-PAPER - THE FRONTIER POST Recent Stories. Chief Justice of Pakistan says NHA responsible for killing of people in traffic accidents June 9, 2021; 24 Pakistani women along 46 kids in Kabul jail June 9, 2021; China praises Pakistan’s role for peace in region June 9, 2021; IHC adjourns hearing till June 23 in references against Nawaz Sharif June 9, 2021; Illegal drugs produced in Europe rose amid pandemic, sales moved GOP EXTREMISM IS POISONING THE NATION Juan Williams More and more fights breaking out on airplanes. Why? The short answer is that wearing masks to protect against COVID-19 remains a politically divisive statement. Nine killed by gunfire in another mass shooting. Hateful attacks on Jews and Asians rising. All of that happened in the last week. Americans should be coming together SPACS NEED MORE OVERSIGHT AND REGULATION Chamath Palihapitiy Big Tech is known not only for being valuable and very profitable, but also for how much of that value was created in the public markets. Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Google raised less than $2 billion combined before going public — relying instead on public markets to finance their ambitions. As a RUSSIAN RECIPE TURNING APPLES INTO MARSHMALLOWS Monitoring Desk Disarmingly simple, pastila is lighter than air. DOSTOEVSKY LOVED IT. Catherine the Great enjoyed it. Sofia Tolstaya, Tolstoy’s long-suffering wife and assistant, made it. It was once the quintessential Russian dessert: pastila. Sweet, fluffy pastila was a classic afternoon tea snack at aristocratic Russian soirees of the 19th century. To make it, apple puree—essentially ‘CHINA TURNED COVID-19 INTO BIOLOGICAL WEAPON, COMMITTED Cleo Paskal The Sunday Guardian is launching a new series, “Indo-Pacific: Behind the Headlines,” in which we interview top experts on the Indo-Pacific about some of the deeper trends in the region. The first interview in the series is with the profoundly experienced and knowledgeable American writer and commentator Gordon Chang, author of The Great THE BEAUTIFUL CAMPSITES IN GERMANY Monitoring Desk Social distancing and being outdoors are no problem when camping. During the coronavirus pandemic this has become a very popular form of travel. Here are our favorites: Ten campsites in Germany ― from north to south. Beach fun a stone’s throw away Welcome to the Baltic Sea, a popular vacation destination during

coronavirus.

and must

BILL GATES' SECRETIVE FARMING PLANS REVELAED Monitoring Desk The third-richest man on the planet, Bill Gates, is also one of the largest private owners of farmland in the US. He is known for supporting environmental innovation, but his farming plans have been secretive until now. In January, US magazine The Land Report —which tracks land transactions and produces an annual list of the HOME - THE FRONTIER POSTE-PAPERKALABAGH DAM OPTIONPANDEMIC TAKES TOLL ON MENTAL HEALTH OF YOUNG ADULTS: POLL A deadly train accident occur near Ghokti Sindh, when two passengers’ trains Sir Syed Express and E-PAPER - THE FRONTIER POST Recent Stories. Chief Justice of Pakistan says NHA responsible for killing of people in traffic accidents June 9, 2021; 24 Pakistani women along 46 kids in Kabul jail June 9, 2021; China praises Pakistan’s role for peace in region June 9, 2021; IHC adjourns hearing till June 23 in references against Nawaz Sharif June 9, 2021; Illegal drugs produced in Europe rose amid pandemic, sales moved GOP EXTREMISM IS POISONING THE NATION Juan Williams More and more fights breaking out on airplanes. Why? The short answer is that wearing masks to protect against COVID-19 remains a politically divisive statement. Nine killed by gunfire in another mass shooting. Hateful attacks on Jews and Asians rising. All of that happened in the last week. Americans should be coming together SPACS NEED MORE OVERSIGHT AND REGULATION Chamath Palihapitiy Big Tech is known not only for being valuable and very profitable, but also for how much of that value was created in the public markets. Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Google raised less than $2 billion combined before going public — relying instead on public markets to finance their ambitions. As a RUSSIAN RECIPE TURNING APPLES INTO MARSHMALLOWS Monitoring Desk Disarmingly simple, pastila is lighter than air. DOSTOEVSKY LOVED IT. Catherine the Great enjoyed it. Sofia Tolstaya, Tolstoy’s long-suffering wife and assistant, made it. It was once the quintessential Russian dessert: pastila. Sweet, fluffy pastila was a classic afternoon tea snack at aristocratic Russian soirees of the 19th century. To make it, apple puree—essentially ‘CHINA TURNED COVID-19 INTO BIOLOGICAL WEAPON, COMMITTED Cleo Paskal The Sunday Guardian is launching a new series, “Indo-Pacific: Behind the Headlines,” in which we interview top experts on the Indo-Pacific about some of the deeper trends in the region. The first interview in the series is with the profoundly experienced and knowledgeable American writer and commentator Gordon Chang, author of The Great THE BEAUTIFUL CAMPSITES IN GERMANY Monitoring Desk Social distancing and being outdoors are no problem when camping. During the coronavirus pandemic this has become a very popular form of travel. Here are our favorites: Ten campsites in Germany ― from north to south. Beach fun a stone’s throw away Welcome to the Baltic Sea, a popular vacation destination during

coronavirus.

and must

BILL GATES' SECRETIVE FARMING PLANS REVELAED Monitoring Desk The third-richest man on the planet, Bill Gates, is also one of the largest private owners of farmland in the US. He is known for supporting environmental innovation, but his farming plans have been secretive until now. In January, US magazine The Land Report —which tracks land transactions and produces an annual list of the DETROIT WELCOMES FIRST NEW AUTO ASSEMBLY PLANT SINCE 1991 21 hours ago · Monitoring Desk Inside the first new auto assembly plant built in the Motor City since 1991, the smell of hot metal hangs in the air as new Jeep Grand Cherokee L SUVs head down the welding line. For Stellantis NV, (STLA.MI) that is the smell of money. WHITE HOUSE ISSUES NEW RULES ON 'BUY AMERICAN' WAIVERS 10 hours ago · WASHINGTON (thehill): The Biden administration on Friday issued guidance to federal agencies that aims to streamline the implementation of the president’s “Made in America” executive order. The White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) sent a memo to federal agencies and department heads outlining how the administration will seek to reduce waivers and increase PHARMACIES, GAS STATIONS CLOSE DUE TO SHORTAGES IN LEBANON 11 hours ago · BEIRUT (AP): Pharmacies across Lebanon shuttered their doors on Friday in protest of severe supply shortages, as motorists seeking fuel queued for hours outside petrol stations since the crack of dawn. The two-day strike called by pharmacists over lacking medicines, gasoline and even infant milk is the latest sign of Lebanon’s economic and financial meltdown, SOUTH KOREAN SHIPBUILDERS UNVEIL COMPETING CARRIER DESIGNS 10 hours ago · BUSAN (Defensenews): Two shipbuilders have each displayed their conceptual designs for the South Korean Navy’s future light aircraft carrier, code-named CVX. The South Korean companies unveiled their offerings at the four-day International Maritime Defense Industry Exhibition, a biennial naval defense show, which began June 9 in the southern port city of Busan. SC STOPS HINDU TEMPLE DEMOLITION IN KARACHI 9 hours ago · ISLAMABAD (APP): The Supreme Court (SC) on Friday stopped the demolition of Hindu temple Dharamshala in Karachi and directed the Sindh secretary archaeology and commissioner Karachi to submit report over the matter. A three-member SC bench headed by Chief Justice Gulzar Ahmed and comprising Justice Mazhar Alam Khan Miankhel and Justice Sayyed Mazahar Ali Akbar IHC RESERVES VERDICT ON NAVAL CLUB CASE 9 hours ago · ISLAMABAD (APP): The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Friday fixed June 30, a date to announce its judgment in petitions agai-nst construction of Naval farm and sailing club near Rawal Dam Islamabad. Chief Justice Athar Minallah, hearing the case, remarked that the bench had fixed this case for hearing again so that the two

sides

E-PAPER - THE FRONTIER POST Recent Stories. Chief Justice of Pakistan says NHA responsible for killing of people in traffic accidents June 9, 2021; 24 Pakistani women along 46 kids in Kabul jail June 9, 2021; China praises Pakistan’s role for peace in region June 9, 2021; IHC adjourns hearing till June 23 in references against Nawaz Sharif June 9, 2021; Illegal drugs produced in Europe rose amid pandemic, sales moved US NUCLEAR SECRETS ACCIDENTALLY LEAKED VIA STUDY APPS Monitoring Desk Online study aids used by US soldiers stationed at nuclear bases around Europe have been found to contain sensitive details. An investigation by Bellingcat uncovered the leak. Troops on US bases in Europe housing nuclear weapons have been using publicly accessible online flashcard apps to remember long and complex security protocols, the investigative website Bellingcat WORLD MILK DAY: PAKISTAN BECOMES 4TH LARGEST MILK F.P. Report ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has become the 4th largest milk-producing country in the world. But it’s common knowledge that in order to cater to the ever-rising demand for milk, dairy producers never hesitate to adulterate the product by mixing water and using other odd methods to increase its quantity. And the milk that is

produced

MURTAZA INAUGURATES CORONAVIRUS VACCINATION CENTER F.P. Report KARACHI: Spokesperson of Sindh Government and Adviser for Law and Environment Barrister Murtaza Wahab on Sunday inaugurated the Free Corona Vaccination Center at HY Hospital in collaboration with Delhi Sodagran and Sindh Health Department. He said that there are free corona vaccination centers all over Sindh including Karachi and

the people of Delhi

SC DISPOSES CASE

5 hours ago · ISLAMABAD (APP): The Supreme Court on Thursday disposed of the case regarding killing of 11 members of a Pakistani Hindu family in India after government’s assurance to pursue the matter. The court wrapped up the case after the government’s assurance that the matter would be probed through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. A three-member SC ‘TODAY’S CARTOON’ 5 hours ago · ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Shaukat Fayaz Ahmed Tarin presents Pakistan Economic Survey 2020-21 Report to Prime Minister Imran Khan on June 10, 2021 RUSSIAN FIGHTER INTERCEPTS US SPY PLANE 6 hours ago · MOSCOW (TASS): A Russian Su-35 fighter of the Pacific Fleet’s air defense forces intercepted a US Air Force RC-135 strategic reconnaissance aircraft over the Pacific Ocean, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported on Thursday. “On June 10, Russian radar stations detected an aerial target over the Pacific Ocean approaching Russia’s state border,” the statement says. AFGHAN NDS, IS-K AND PAKISTAN 6 hours ago · Recent media reports revealed that twenty-four Pakistani women along with their forty six children are languishing in Pul-e-Charkhi jail in Kabul. These women had been arrested by the Afghan Intelligence Agency, NDS on charges of having affiliation with Daesh. Pakistani Diplomats from Embassy of Pakistan Kabul had visited the Pul-e-Charkhi jail two weeks back and had detailed WHO RULES OUT NEW ‘HYBRID’ COVID VARIANT IN VIETNAM HANOI (Reuters): A coronavirus variant which Vietnam authorities thought was a combination of the Indian and U.K. strains is not a new hybrid but part of the existing Indian strain, the World Health Organization’s (WHO) representative in Vietnam told Nikkei. “There is no new hybrid variant in Vietnam at this moment based on WHO

definition,”

RUSSIAN RECIPE TURNING APPLES INTO MARSHMALLOWS Monitoring Desk Disarmingly simple, pastila is lighter than air. DOSTOEVSKY LOVED IT. Catherine the Great enjoyed it. Sofia Tolstaya, Tolstoy’s long-suffering wife and assistant, made it. It was once the quintessential Russian dessert: pastila. Sweet, fluffy pastila was a classic afternoon tea snack at aristocratic Russian soirees of the 19th century. To make it, apple puree—essentially GOP EXTREMISM IS POISONING THE NATION Juan Williams More and more fights breaking out on airplanes. Why? The short answer is that wearing masks to protect against COVID-19 remains a politically divisive statement. Nine killed by gunfire in another mass shooting. Hateful attacks on Jews and Asians rising. All of that happened in the last week. Americans should be coming together ‘CHINA TURNED COVID-19 INTO BIOLOGICAL WEAPON, COMMITTED A: The pandemic reveals, once again, the maliciousness of China’s Communist Party. Whether or not Covid-19 started out as a biological weapon, China turned it into one. For at least five weeks, and perhaps longer, Chinese officials knew this disease was highly contagious but

tried to

NAB KARACHI ARRESTS ACCUSED AFTAB AHMED MEMON F.P. Report KARACHI: National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Karachi arrested accused Aftab Ahmed Memon son of Muhammad Hashim Memon, Ex Secretary Land Utilization Department, Sindh on May 21 in Reference No 4/2020, which is under trial before the Accountability Court-II Karachi. The accused was produced before the said Court on May 22 and was consequently remanded HOME - THE FRONTIER POSTE-PAPERKALABAGH DAM OPTIONPANDEMIC TAKES TOLL ON MENTAL HEALTH OF YOUNG ADULTS: POLL Climate change ‘sea snot’ killing Turkey’s Marmara Sea. 6 hours ago. BALIKESIR (Agenices): Omur Karisik has fished in Turkey’s Sea of Marmara since he was 15 years old Environment. RUSSIAN RECIPE TURNING APPLES INTO MARSHMALLOWS Monitoring Desk Disarmingly simple, pastila is lighter than air. DOSTOEVSKY LOVED IT. Catherine the Great enjoyed it. Sofia Tolstaya, Tolstoy’s long-suffering wife and assistant, made it. It was once the quintessential Russian dessert: pastila. Sweet, fluffy pastila was a classic afternoon tea snack at aristocratic Russian soirees of the 19th century. To make it, apple puree—essentially WHO RULES OUT NEW ‘HYBRID’ COVID VARIANT IN VIETNAM HANOI (Reuters): A coronavirus variant which Vietnam authorities thought was a combination of the Indian and U.K. strains is not a new hybrid but part of the existing Indian strain, the World Health Organization’s (WHO) representative in Vietnam told Nikkei. “There is no new hybrid variant in Vietnam at this moment based on WHO

definition,”

GOP EXTREMISM IS POISONING THE NATION Juan Williams More and more fights breaking out on airplanes. Why? The short answer is that wearing masks to protect against COVID-19 remains a politically divisive statement. Nine killed by gunfire in another mass shooting. Hateful attacks on Jews and Asians rising. All of that happened in the last week. Americans should be coming together ‘CHINA TURNED COVID-19 INTO BIOLOGICAL WEAPON, COMMITTED A: The pandemic reveals, once again, the maliciousness of China’s Communist Party. Whether or not Covid-19 started out as a biological weapon, China turned it into one. For at least five weeks, and perhaps longer, Chinese officials knew this disease was highly contagious but

tried to

CM ANNOUNCES 25% INCREASE IN SALARIES OF KP GOVT EMPLOYEES F.P. Report PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Mahmood Khan on Wednesday announced an increase of 25 percent in the salaries of provincial government employees. “The enhancement in salaries will be applicable from 1st June this year”, Mahmood Khan further announced. Addressing a press conference along with provincial cabinet members Taimur Saleem Jhagra, Shaukat Yousafzai BILL GATES' SECRETIVE FARMING PLANS REVELAED Monitoring Desk The third-richest man on the planet, Bill Gates, is also one of the largest private owners of farmland in the US. He is known for supporting environmental innovation, but his farming plans have been secretive until now. In January, US magazine The Land Report —which tracks land transactions and produces an annual list of the NAB KARACHI ARRESTS ACCUSED AFTAB AHMED MEMON F.P. Report KARACHI: National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Karachi arrested accused Aftab Ahmed Memon son of Muhammad Hashim Memon, Ex Secretary Land Utilization Department, Sindh on May 21 in Reference No 4/2020, which is under trial before the Accountability Court-II Karachi. The accused was produced before the said Court on May 22 and was consequently remanded MURTAZA INAUGURATES CORONAVIRUS VACCINATION CENTER F.P. Report KARACHI: Spokesperson of Sindh Government and Adviser for Law and Environment Barrister Murtaza Wahab on Sunday inaugurated the Free Corona Vaccination Center at HY Hospital in collaboration with Delhi Sodagran and Sindh Health Department. He said that there are free corona vaccination centers all over Sindh including Karachi and

the people of Delhi

CHINA SEEKS MILITARY PRESENCE IN AFGHANISTAN KABUL (Agencies): Afghan military analysts told Ariana News that China is considering some sort of military presence in Afghanistan once US and NATO ally forces withdraw. According to the analysts China is concerned about security in Afghanistan after coalition forces pull out. “Any kind of agreement with China must be shared with Afghans

and must

FRENCH OPEN 2021 PAVLYUCHENKOVA BEATS TAMARA TO REACH 6 hours ago · PARIS (BBC): Russian 31st seed Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova continued her late bloom by reaching a first Grand Slam final with victory over Slovenia’s Tamara Zidansek in the French Open last four.Pavlyuchenkova, 29, was a dominant junior player but had never previously reached a Grand Slam semi-final.Against another debutant at this stage, she won 7-5 6-3 on ‘TODAY’S CARTOON’ 5 hours ago · ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Shaukat Fayaz Ahmed Tarin presents Pakistan Economic Survey 2020-21 Report to Prime Minister Imran Khan on June 10, 2021

SC DISPOSES CASE

Guptill

US-CHINA GREAT GAME

6 hours ago · US Secretary of Defense Austin issued directives based on recommendations of the Department of Defense (DoD) China Task Force and approved several major initiatives to better address the security challenges posed by China. As said, the initiatives had been developed in consultation and coordination with US partners and will complement the multi-faceted work on China policy EUROPE SHOULD EMBRACE BIDEN’S DEMOCRACY AGENDA 6 hours ago · Erik Brattberg U.S. President Joe Bi-den’s trip to Europe this week for meetings with the G7, NATO, and EU leaders marks the first real test for his “free world” agenda of rallying U.S. allies and partners ag-ainst the resurgent authoritarianism of China and Ru-ssia. At the core of Biden’s outlook is the belief that the PM FOR ENSURING EASE OF DOING BUSINESS FOR INVESTORS 6 hours ago · F.P Report ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan Thursday highlighting the importance of investment in achieving rapid and sustainable economic growth and development in the country called for ensuring ease of doing business for the investors. “As the country at the moment is moving towards economic stability, investment is the most important factor in sustaining this THE BEAUTIFUL CAMPSITES IN GERMANY The five-star Camping Resort Zugspitze is located in the Alps, at the foot of the Zugspitze near Garmisch-Partenkirchen, in the very south of Germany. At 2,962 meters, the Zugspitze is the country’s highest mountain. Here you can go hiking, mountaineering, cycling and in winter skiing. If you come without a tent or caravan, you can also

spend

AUSTRALIA IS SUFFERING FROM A DEFENSE INFORMATION DEARTH 6 hours ago · SYDNEY (Agencies): Australia’s defense reporters are being denied access to senior Department of Defence officials under a clampdown imposed by new Defence Minister Peter Dutton. Dutton took office on March 30, becoming the sixth person to hold the position since the coalition government gained power in September 2013, and it is no coincidence that the US NUCLEAR SECRETS ACCIDENTALLY LEAKED VIA STUDY APPS Monitoring Desk Online study aids used by US soldiers stationed at nuclear bases around Europe have been found to contain sensitive details. An investigation by Bellingcat uncovered the leak. Troops on US bases in Europe housing nuclear weapons have been using publicly accessible online flashcard apps to remember long and complex security protocols, the investigative website Bellingcat HOME - THE FRONTIER POSTE-PAPERKALABAGH DAM OPTIONPANDEMIC TAKES TOLL ON MENTAL HEALTH OF YOUNG ADULTS: POLL Climate change ‘sea snot’ killing Turkey’s Marmara Sea. 6 hours ago. BALIKESIR (Agenices): Omur Karisik has fished in Turkey’s Sea of Marmara since he was 15 years old Environment. RUSSIAN RECIPE TURNING APPLES INTO MARSHMALLOWS Monitoring Desk Disarmingly simple, pastila is lighter than air. DOSTOEVSKY LOVED IT. Catherine the Great enjoyed it. Sofia Tolstaya, Tolstoy’s long-suffering wife and assistant, made it. It was once the quintessential Russian dessert: pastila. Sweet, fluffy pastila was a classic afternoon tea snack at aristocratic Russian soirees of the 19th century. To make it, apple puree—essentially WHO RULES OUT NEW ‘HYBRID’ COVID VARIANT IN VIETNAM HANOI (Reuters): A coronavirus variant which Vietnam authorities thought was a combination of the Indian and U.K. strains is not a new hybrid but part of the existing Indian strain, the World Health Organization’s (WHO) representative in Vietnam told Nikkei. “There is no new hybrid variant in Vietnam at this moment based on WHO

definition,”

tried to

the people of Delhi

and must

HOME - THE FRONTIER POSTE-PAPERKALABAGH DAM OPTIONPANDEMIC TAKES TOLL ON MENTAL HEALTH OF YOUNG ADULTS: POLL Climate change ‘sea snot’ killing Turkey’s Marmara Sea. 6 hours ago. BALIKESIR (Agenices): Omur Karisik has fished in Turkey’s Sea of Marmara since he was 15 years old Environment. RUSSIAN RECIPE TURNING APPLES INTO MARSHMALLOWS Monitoring Desk Disarmingly simple, pastila is lighter than air. DOSTOEVSKY LOVED IT. Catherine the Great enjoyed it. Sofia Tolstaya, Tolstoy’s long-suffering wife and assistant, made it. It was once the quintessential Russian dessert: pastila. Sweet, fluffy pastila was a classic afternoon tea snack at aristocratic Russian soirees of the 19th century. To make it, apple puree—essentially WHO RULES OUT NEW ‘HYBRID’ COVID VARIANT IN VIETNAM HANOI (Reuters): A coronavirus variant which Vietnam authorities thought was a combination of the Indian and U.K. strains is not a new hybrid but part of the existing Indian strain, the World Health Organization’s (WHO) representative in Vietnam told Nikkei. “There is no new hybrid variant in Vietnam at this moment based on WHO

definition,”

tried to

the people of Delhi

and must

INCORRECT, UNSCIENTIFIC THAT COVID VACCINE CAUSES DEATH 21 hours ago · KABUL (Pajhwok): A Facebook post, which claims that people vaccinated against coronavirus will die within two years, has worried citizens while medical experts reject this claim as incorrect and urge people to get inoculated against the disease.Rumors: The Facebook page named “Man Wa Ma Ba Corona” has released a video clip titled “Corona vaccine has ARGENTINE PRESIDENT'S COMMENTS ABOUT BRAZILIANS SPARK 2 hours ago · Monitoring Desk Argentine President Alberto Fernandez triggered a Twitter storm and a regional race debate on Wednesday with misjudged comments to visiting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez that sought to play up the South American country’s ties with Europe. “The Mexicans came from the Indians, the Brazilians came from the jungle, but we Argentines came from SIBERIAN DEEP FREEZE UNCOVERS TINY WORM AFTER 24,000 YEARS 2 hours ago · Monitoring Desk A microscopic organism has wriggled back to life and reproduced asexually after lying frozen in the vast permafrost lands of northeastern Siberia for 24,000 years. Russian scientists found the tiny, ancient animal called the bdelloid rotifer in soil taken from the river Alazeya in Russia’s region of Yakutia

in the far north.

LEAVING AFGHANISTAN

17 hours ago · Clifford D. May After Sept. 11, 2001, most Americans th-ought justice and prudence demanded sen-ding troops to Afghan-istan to oust the Taliban and extirpate its ally, al Qaeda, the organization that had carried out the most horrific terrorist attacks ever on U.S. soil. That mission was swiftly accomplished. Or so it seemed. Leaders

of the

SENATE PASSES LONG-DELAYED CHINA BILL 23 hours ago · WASHINGTON (thehill): The Senate passed sweeping legislation aimed at combating China’s competitiveness on Tuesday, after Democrats agreed to punt the bill into June in the face of GOP slow-walking. The 68-32 vote hands a victory to Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.), who made the bill a top priority and was

able to get it

THE BEAUTIFUL CAMPSITES IN GERMANY The five-star Camping Resort Zugspitze is located in the Alps, at the foot of the Zugspitze near Garmisch-Partenkirchen, in the very south of Germany. At 2,962 meters, the Zugspitze is the country’s highest mountain. Here you can go hiking, mountaineering, cycling and in winter skiing. If you come without a tent or caravan, you can also

spend

DJOKOVIC TO FACE NADAL IN FRENCH SEMIS 3 hours ago · Monitoring Desk It took 3 1/2 hours, a cut on his hand and a delay to remove fans, but world No. 1 Novak Djokovic defeated Matteo Berrettini in the quarterfinals of the French Open on Wednesday to set up another date with Rafael Nadal. The top-seeded Serbian defeated the ninth-seeded Italian 6 NBP WINS ‘POWER DEAL OF THE YEAR’ INFRASTRUCTURE AWARD 20 hours ago · F.P. Report. KARACHI: National Bank of Pakistan (NBP), very often referred to as the Nation’s Bank, has won the “Power Deal of the Year- 2021” award in the Infrastructure Awards category from The Asset (Triple A) for its work as a lead advisor and mandated lead arranger in a major infrastructure project for the Government of Punjab – “Punjab Thermal Power Private Limited

(PTPL)”.

SENATE DEMOCRATS BEFUDDLED BY JOE MANCHIN 23 hours ago · WASHINGTON (thehill): Senate Democrats have been left confused and befuddled by Sen. Joe Manchin, and say they’re trying to figure out what their West Virginia colleague is thinking with his most recent moves in bucking his party. Especially perplexing to Democratic senators is Manchin’s opposition to a sweeping election reform bill intended to protect voting US NUCLEAR SECRETS ACCIDENTALLY LEAKED VIA STUDY APPS Monitoring Desk Online study aids used by US soldiers stationed at nuclear bases around Europe have been found to contain sensitive details. An investigation by Bellingcat uncovered the leak. Troops on US bases in Europe housing nuclear weapons have been using publicly accessible online flashcard apps to remember long and complex security protocols, the investigative website Bellingcat HOME - THE FRONTIER POSTE-PAPERKALABAGH DAM OPTIONPANDEMIC TAKES TOLL ON MENTAL HEALTH OF YOUNG ADULTS: POLL Study blames climate change for 37% of global heat deaths. 7 hours ago. LONDON (AP): More than one-third of the world’s heat deaths each year are due directly to global Environment. SENATE DEMOCRATS BEFUDDLED BY JOE MANCHIN 4 hours ago · WASHINGTON (thehill): Senate Democrats have been left confused and befuddled by Sen. Joe Manchin, and say they’re trying to figure out what their West Virginia colleague is thinking with his most recent moves in bucking his party. Especially perplexing to Democratic senators is Manchin’s opposition to a sweeping election reform bill intended to protect voting SENATE PASSES LONG-DELAYED CHINA BILL 4 hours ago · WASHINGTON (thehill): The Senate passed sweeping legislation aimed at combating China’s competitiveness on Tuesday, after Democrats agreed to punt the bill into June in the face of GOP slow-walking. The 68-32 vote hands a victory to Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.), who made the bill a top priority and was

able to get it

E-PAPER - THE FRONTIER POST Recent Stories. SC disposes of Khurshid’s bail plea over withdrawal of petition June 4, 2021; Global corporate tax deal ‘in sight’ as G7 meets June 4, 2021; EU bans Belarus airlines and reroutes flights around its airspace June 4, 2021; Germany warns EU ‘cannot work’ if member states keep obstructing policy, as Hungary once-again blocks statement condemning China June 4, 2021 PPP EXPRESSES RESERVATIONS OVER BUDGET ALLOCATIONS 4 hours ago · F.P. Report KARACHI: PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has expressed his reservations over the decisions of the National Economic Council, demanding more funds for health and education sectors. Mr Bilawal in a statement released in Karachi on Wednesday objected to the decisions taken in the NEC meeting a couple of days ago and asked for PRESIDENT BIDEN ENDS INFRASTRUCTURE TALKS WITH KEY 4 hours ago · WASHINGTON (thehill): President Biden on Tuesday cut off prolonged infrastructure negotiations with a GOP group led by Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) and will instead move forward on discussions with a bipartisan group of senators. The White House announced Biden’s move after the president and Capito spoke Tuesday afternoon. The two remained far apart on GOP EXTREMISM IS POISONING THE NATION GOP extremism is poisoning the nation. More and more fights breaking out on airplanes. Why? The short answer is that wearing masks to protect against COVID-19 remains a politically divisive statement. Nine killed by gunfire in another mass shooting. RUSSIAN RECIPE TURNING APPLES INTO MARSHMALLOWS Monitoring Desk Disarmingly simple, pastila is lighter than air. DOSTOEVSKY LOVED IT. Catherine the Great enjoyed it. Sofia Tolstaya, Tolstoy’s long-suffering wife and assistant, made it. It was once the quintessential Russian dessert: pastila. Sweet, fluffy pastila was a classic afternoon tea snack at aristocratic Russian soirees of the 19th century. To make it, apple puree—essentially THE BEAUTIFUL CAMPSITES IN GERMANY The five-star Camping Resort Zugspitze is located in the Alps, at the foot of the Zugspitze near Garmisch-Partenkirchen, in the very south of Germany. At 2,962 meters, the Zugspitze is the country’s highest mountain. Here you can go hiking, mountaineering, cycling and in winter skiing. If you come without a tent or caravan, you can also

spend

US NUCLEAR SECRETS ACCIDENTALLY LEAKED VIA STUDY APPS Monitoring Desk Online study aids used by US soldiers stationed at nuclear bases around Europe have been found to contain sensitive details. An investigation by Bellingcat uncovered the leak. Troops on US bases in Europe housing nuclear weapons have been using publicly accessible online flashcard apps to remember long and complex security protocols, the investigative website Bellingcat HOME - THE FRONTIER POSTE-PAPERKALABAGH DAM OPTIONPANDEMIC TAKES TOLL ON MENTAL HEALTH OF YOUNG ADULTS: POLL Study blames climate change for 37% of global heat deaths. 7 hours ago. LONDON (AP): More than one-third of the world’s heat deaths each year are due directly to global Environment. E-PAPER - THE FRONTIER POST Recent Stories. SC disposes of Khurshid’s bail plea over withdrawal of petition June 4, 2021; Global corporate tax deal ‘in sight’ as G7 meets June 4, 2021; EU bans Belarus airlines and reroutes flights around its airspace June 4, 2021; Germany warns EU ‘cannot work’ if member states keep obstructing policy, as Hungary once-again blocks statement condemning China June 4, 2021 INCORRECT, UNSCIENTIFIC THAT COVID VACCINE CAUSES DEATH 2 hours ago · KABUL (Pajhwok): A Facebook post, which claims that people vaccinated against coronavirus will die within two years, has worried citizens while medical experts reject this claim as incorrect and urge people to get inoculated against the disease.Rumors: The Facebook page named “Man Wa Ma Ba Corona” has released a video clip titled “Corona vaccine has NBP WINS ‘POWER DEAL OF THE YEAR’ INFRASTRUCTURE AWARD 2 hours ago · F.P. Report. KARACHI: National Bank of Pakistan (NBP), very often referred to as the Nation’s Bank, has won the “Power Deal of the Year- 2021” award in the Infrastructure Awards category from The Asset (Triple A) for its work as a lead advisor and mandated lead arranger in a major infrastructure project for the Government of Punjab – “Punjab Thermal Power Private Limited (PTPL)”. IMARAT GROUP INKS MOU WITH PRINCIPAL BUILDERS F.P. Report ISLAMABAD: A memorandum of understanding (MoU) has inked between Imarat Group of Companies and business tycoon Principal Builders on Tuesday 8th of June, 2021 to partner in the construction of Imarat’s project; Marriott International’s Courtyard by Marriott.The Chairman Imarat Group, Mr. Shafiq Akbar and founder of Principal Builders, Mr. Mohammad Najeeb Haroon signed GOP EXTREMISM IS POISONING THE NATION GOP extremism is poisoning the nation. More and more fights breaking out on airplanes. Why? The short answer is that wearing masks to protect against COVID-19 remains a politically divisive statement. Nine killed by gunfire in another mass shooting. 23 POWER PYLONS DESTROYED, DAMAGED 2 hours ago · KABUL (Tolo News): The country’s power distributor, Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat (DABS), said that 23 electricity pylons have been destroyed or damaged by explosions in just a month’s time, raising concerns over the stability of the imported power as many areas now face power outages.Three power pylons were damaged by explosions over the last day–two OUTGOING IRAN PRESIDENT, A DEBATE TARGET, DEFENDS HIS 2 hours ago · TEHRAN (AP): Iran’s president angrily defended himself Wednesday after coming under harsh attack during a presidential election debate the night before, saying his critics’ “love for power causes memory loss.” Hassan Rouhani, the relatively moderate cleric who has been Iran’s civilian leader for eight years, is now term limited from seeking office again. US-UAE AGREE TO FURTHER DEVELOP BILATERAL TIES 2 hours ago · F.P. Report WASHINGTON: The Eighth U.S.-UAE Economic Policy Dialogue on June 8 was co-chaired by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation’s Assistant Minister for Economic and Trade Affairs HE Abdulnasser Alshaali and Acting Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs Peter Haas to further develop bilateral ties and solidify the economic RUSSIAN RECIPE TURNING APPLES INTO MARSHMALLOWS Monitoring Desk Disarmingly simple, pastila is lighter than air. DOSTOEVSKY LOVED IT. Catherine the Great enjoyed it. Sofia Tolstaya, Tolstoy’s long-suffering wife and assistant, made it. It was once the quintessential Russian dessert: pastila. Sweet, fluffy pastila was a classic afternoon tea snack at aristocratic Russian soirees of the 19th century. To make it, apple puree—essentially E-PAPER - THE FRONTIER POST Recent Stories. SC disposes of Khurshid’s bail plea over withdrawal of petition June 4, 2021; Global corporate tax deal ‘in sight’ as G7 meets June 4, 2021; EU bans Belarus airlines and reroutes flights around its airspace June 4, 2021; Germany warns EU ‘cannot work’ if member states keep obstructing policy, as Hungary once-again blocks statement condemning China June 4, 2021 PPP EXPRESSES RESERVATIONS OVER BUDGET ALLOCATIONS 4 hours ago · F.P. Report KARACHI: PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has expressed his reservations over the decisions of the National Economic Council, demanding more funds for health and education sectors. Mr Bilawal in a statement released in Karachi on Wednesday objected to the decisions taken in the NEC meeting a couple of days ago and asked for GEOPOLITICAL CALCULUS AND US FOREIGN POLICY 4 hours ago · Mohammad Ali Zafar Geopolitics determines the course of future warfare. It unfolds multifaceted dimensions which incorporate different sets of questions to understanding the evolving world. The US, as the world hegemon, is eager to understand different geopolitical threats to the US position in different regions. At the same time, it incorporates the idea of military PRESIDENT BIDEN ENDS INFRASTRUCTURE TALKS WITH KEY 4 hours ago · WASHINGTON (thehill): President Biden on Tuesday cut off prolonged infrastructure negotiations with a GOP group led by Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) and will instead move forward on discussions with a bipartisan group of senators. The White House announced Biden’s move after the president and Capito spoke Tuesday afternoon. The two remained far apart on SENATE PASSES LONG-DELAYED CHINA BILL 4 hours ago · WASHINGTON (thehill): The Senate passed sweeping legislation aimed at combating China’s competitiveness on Tuesday, after Democrats agreed to punt the bill into June in the face of GOP slow-walking. The 68-32 vote hands a victory to Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.), who made the bill a top priority and was

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GUNMEN KILL 10 MINE-CLEARING WORKERS, TALIBAN DENY 4 hours ago · KABUL (AFP): Masked gunmen massacred 10 people working for the HALO Trust mine-clearing organisation in northern Afghanistan, as per the country’s interior ministry on Wednesday. The interior ministry was quick to blame the Taliban for the violence, alleging that the latest attack was the outfit’s doing. Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid, however, strongly denied the group SENATE DEMOCRATS BEFUDDLED BY JOE MANCHIN 4 hours ago · WASHINGTON (thehill): Senate Democrats have been left confused and befuddled by Sen. Joe Manchin, and say they’re trying to figure out what their West Virginia colleague is thinking with his most recent moves in bucking his party. Especially perplexing to Democratic senators is Manchin’s opposition to a sweeping election reform bill intended to protect voting WORLD STOCK PRICES HELD NEAR RECORD HIGHS 11 hours ago · Monitoring Desk World stock prices held near record highs on Wednesday, while U.S. bond yields flirted with their lowest levels in a month, as investors bet the Federal Reserve is some way off from tapering its economic stimulus. MSCI’s all-country world index (.MIWD00000PUS) last stood at 716.64, after scaling an intraday high of 718.19 on Tuesday, led

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22 hours ago · Mahmood Sariolghalam In the late 1990s, I was intrigued by how patterns of political behavior in postrevolutionary Iran correlated with those of the prerevolutionary periods. I began developing frameworks to understand these different historical epochs. Four fundamental questions shaped my research: What leads to a highly exaggerated depiction of the Iranians’ view of themselves US NUCLEAR SECRETS ACCIDENTALLY LEAKED VIA STUDY APPS Monitoring Desk Online study aids used by US soldiers stationed at nuclear bases around Europe have been found to contain sensitive details. An investigation by Bellingcat uncovered the leak. Troops on US bases in Europe housing nuclear weapons have been using publicly accessible online flashcard apps to remember long and complex security protocols, the investigative website Bellingcat HOME - THE FRONTIER POSTE-PAPERKALABAGH DAM OPTIONPANDEMIC TAKES TOLL ON MENTAL HEALTH OF YOUNG ADULTS: POLL Study blames climate change for 37% of global heat deaths. 7 hours ago. LONDON (AP): More than one-third of the world’s heat deaths each year are due directly to global Environment. E-PAPER - THE FRONTIER POST Recent Stories. SC disposes of Khurshid’s bail plea over withdrawal of petition June 4, 2021; Global corporate tax deal ‘in sight’ as G7 meets June 4, 2021; EU bans Belarus airlines and reroutes flights around its airspace June 4, 2021; Germany warns EU ‘cannot work’ if member states keep obstructing policy, as Hungary once-again blocks statement condemning China June 4, 2021 RUSSIAN RECIPE TURNING APPLES INTO MARSHMALLOWS Monitoring Desk Disarmingly simple, pastila is lighter than air. DOSTOEVSKY LOVED IT. Catherine the Great enjoyed it. Sofia Tolstaya, Tolstoy’s long-suffering wife and assistant, made it. It was once the quintessential Russian dessert: pastila. Sweet, fluffy pastila was a classic afternoon tea snack at aristocratic Russian soirees of the 19th century. To make it, apple puree—essentially ‘CHINA TURNED COVID-19 INTO BIOLOGICAL WEAPON, COMMITTED A: The pandemic reveals, once again, the maliciousness of China’s Communist Party. Whether or not Covid-19 started out as a biological weapon, China turned it into one. For at least five weeks, and perhaps longer, Chinese officials knew this disease was highly contagious but

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GOP EXTREMISM IS POISONING THE NATION GOP extremism is poisoning the nation. More and more fights breaking out on airplanes. Why? The short answer is that wearing masks to protect against COVID-19 remains a politically divisive statement. Nine killed by gunfire in another mass shooting. NAB KARACHI ARRESTS ACCUSED AFTAB AHMED MEMON F.P. Report KARACHI: National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Karachi arrested accused Aftab Ahmed Memon son of Muhammad Hashim Memon, Ex Secretary Land Utilization Department, Sindh on May 21 in Reference No 4/2020, which is under trial before the Accountability Court-II Karachi. The accused was produced before the said Court on May 22 and was consequently remanded BILL GATES' SECRETIVE FARMING PLANS REVELAED Monitoring Desk The third-richest man on the planet, Bill Gates, is also one of the largest private owners of farmland in the US. He is known for supporting environmental innovation, but his farming plans have been secretive until now. In January, US magazine The Land Report —which tracks land transactions and produces an annual list of the MURTAZA INAUGURATES CORONAVIRUS VACCINATION CENTER F.P. Report KARACHI: Spokesperson of Sindh Government and Adviser for Law and Environment Barrister Murtaza Wahab on Sunday inaugurated the Free Corona Vaccination Center at HY Hospital in collaboration with Delhi Sodagran and Sindh Health Department. He said that there are free corona vaccination centers all over Sindh including Karachi and

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17,000 INTERPRETERS' FEEL GRAVE DANGER AFTER US PULLOUT 17,000 interpreters’ feel grave danger after US pullout from Afghanistan. Afghan interpreters who worked for the US military face death if the Biden administration doesn’t help them get to America. Nearly 17,000 Afghan interpreters who risked their lives working for the U.S. military are trying to leave the war-torn country ahead of VATICAN VERSUS CANADA 18 hours ago · Pope Francis expressed his pain over the discovery of the remains of 215 Indigenous students of church-run boarding schools in Kamloops, Canada and emphasized the religious and political authorities to shed light on this sad affair. While addressing the public in St. Peter’s Square on Sunday, Pope Francis further said that he joins the Canadian TAIWAN-US COVID DIPLOMACY 18 hours ago · The US media has reported that the United States will give Taiwan 750,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine, as a part of President Joe Biden’s move to share tens of millions of jabs globally. Taiwan will receive these doses of vaccine under the United Nations backed program COVAX. According to reports, the United States will distribute PM, UK COUNTERPART DISCUSS AFGHAN PEACE PROCESS 17 hours ago · F.P. Report ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan Monday held a telephonic conversation with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and exchanged views on the current trajectory of bilateral relations, Afghan peace process, Covid-19 pandemic and climate change. He thanked the UK prime minister for his thoughtful video message for the World Environment Day event held in THEY CAME, THEY SAW, LIBYA (ALMOST) DIED 18 hours ago · Hakki Ocal June is going to be a busy month internationally. First, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is going to meet with US President Joe Biden on June 14. Biden will be on his first overseas trip for NATO and European Union meetings in the U.K. and Belgium. The Erdogan-Biden meeting will take place on BIDEN’S ‘GRAND’ VISION SEEMS CROOKED 18 hours ago · Yang Wenjing US President Joe Biden took office with a sweeping vision of building a “grand” alliance and partnership system with the aim of out-competing China, which he believes poses the gravest challenge to the United States. For the Biden administration, US allies and partners are influence multipliers and unique assets for meeting present and GOOGLE REACHES $270M SETTLEMENT IN ANTITRUST CASE 17 hours ago · PARIS (Agencies): Google agreed to pay a fine of $270 million and make changes to its online-ad tools in a settlement with French regulators announced Monday. France’s competition watchdog investigation had focused on Google’s alleged abuse of its leading role in the digital advertising sector. Google did not dispute the facts of the case and THE BEAUTIFUL CAMPSITES IN GERMANY The five-star Camping Resort Zugspitze is located in the Alps, at the foot of the Zugspitze near Garmisch-Partenkirchen, in the very south of Germany. At 2,962 meters, the Zugspitze is the country’s highest mountain. Here you can go hiking, mountaineering, cycling and in winter skiing. If you come without a tent or caravan, you can also

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FEW FROM AAPI GROUP HOLD US ELECTED OFFICES 21 hours ago · Recent Stories. Few from AAPI group hold US elected offices June 7, 2021; Stocks mixed as investors eye minimum corporate tax deal June 7, 2021; Russia is preparing for possible disconnection from payment systems — Foreign Ministry June 7, 2021; Russian President signs law to denounce Treaty on Open Skies June 7, 2021; EAEU is the first candidate for obtaining APEC’s observer status US NUCLEAR SECRETS ACCIDENTALLY LEAKED VIA STUDY APPS Monitoring Desk Online study aids used by US soldiers stationed at nuclear bases around Europe have been found to contain sensitive details. An investigation by Bellingcat uncovered the leak. Troops on US bases in Europe housing nuclear weapons have been using publicly accessible online flashcard apps to remember long and complex security protocols, the investigative website Bellingcat IS OUR SUN GOING INTO HIBERNATION? WASHINGTON (Space): Solar activity refers to the state of the sun’s magnetic field and associated phenomena: sunspots, flares, solar wind and coronal ejections. During periods of minimal solar activity, such events are often uncommon and weak. During solar maximum, they’re at their strongest and most frequent. Magnetic field fluctuations on the

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May 3, 2020

F.P. Report ISLAMABAD: Minister for Planning and Development, Asad Umar has assured to take all the decisions regarding relaxation in lockdown after 9th of this month in consensus with all the provinces. Briefing the media persons in Islamabad on Sunday, he said the National Coordination Committee on Coronavirus will take the decision

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GOVT FIRMLY BELIEVES IN FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION: INFO MINISTER By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

F.P. Report ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Shibli Faraz has said the PTI government firmly believes in the fundamental, constitutional and legal right of freedom of expression. In his tweets in connection with World Press Freedom Day being commemorated on Sunday (May 3, 2020), he expressed the determination to provide all possible facilities… BILAWAL BHUTTO, CM MURAD DISCUSS CORONAVIRUS SITUATION By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

F.P. Report KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Sunday met with Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and discussed coronavirus situation in the province. Both the leaders discussed provincial government measures for combating coronavirus pandemic. Sindh chief minister briefed PPP chairman about the steps taken by Sindh govt in the… COLONEL AMONG 5 INDIAN FORCES KILLED IN KASHMIR By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

SRINAGAR (AA): Four Indian army soldiers, including a high-profile colonel, and a police officer were killed in a gunfight with militants in Indian-administered Kashmir, an army spokesman said Sunday. Col. Rajesh Kalia told Anadolu Agency that a team made up of Col. Ashutosh Sharma plus a major, two soldiers, and a sub-inspector of Jammu and… PROUD OF DOCTORS, PARAMEDICS FOR FEARLESSLY FIGHTING CORONAVIRUS: FM

QURESHI

By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

F.P. Report ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister (FM) Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Sunday has said that the whole country is proud of the doctors and paramedical staff who are fearlessly treating the coronavirus patients. Talking to media, the minister said that everyone is praying hard to get rid of this pandemic that has engulfed the whole world.… CONFIRMED CORONAVIRUS CASES REACH 19,103 IN PAKISTAN, DEATH TOLL 440 By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

F.P. Report ISLAMABAD: The coronavirus count reached 19,103 in Pakistan as more cases were reported during the past 24 hours in the country, according to the latest statistics released by National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) on Saturday. According to the national dashboard, 23 deaths were reported during the last 24 hours,

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IRAN TO REOPEN MOSQUES, LOW-RISK CORONAVIRUS AREAS By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

TEHRAN (AA): Iran will reopen mosques in districts that saw a decline in the number of coronavirus infections as of Monday, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said. Addressing a virus taskforce meeting on Sunday, Rouhani said mosques will be reopened in 132 towns and cities that are labeled as “white” areas or “low-risk” areas,

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NORTH AND SOUTH KOREA EXCHANGE GUNFIRE AT BORDER: SEOUL By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

SEOUL (AFP): North Korea fired multiple gunshots toward the South in the Demilitarized Zone dividing the peninsula on Sunday, prompting South Korean troops to fire back, Seoul’s military said. The rare exchange of gunfire comes following the reappearance a day earlier of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un after a near three-week absence from

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UK HAD PLAN IN CASE VIRUS CLAIMED BORIS JOHNSON By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

LONDON (AA): The British government had a plan in place in case Prime Minister Boris Johnson had been claimed by coronavirus, Johnson said in a newspaper interview. Speaking to The Sun on Sunday, Johnson said during his two-week hospital stay last month, his doctors were beginning to think about how to announce a possible death.…

PRESS FREEDOM DAY: KASHMIRI JOURNALISTS WALKING LINE OF FIRE By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

SRINAGAR (AA): An aspiring journalist in Indian-administered Kashmir grew dejected after reading the news about Masrat Zahra, a photojournalist swept up in a draconian law over her Facebook posts. Zahra was booked April 18 under the Unlawful Activities Act (UAPA), a move shaking the region’s journalistic fraternity and the small number of female journalists and…

RUSSIA NOW NUMBER 6 IN CORONAVIRUS CASES WORLDWIDE By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

MOSCOW (AA): With 10,633 new coronavirus cases, Russia surpassed France on Sunday to become the country with the sixth-highest number of COVID-19 infections. The number of new infections climbed for the fifth day in a row, with a total to date of 134,687, the country’s emergency team said in a statement. Fifty-eight people died over…

‘INDIAN TV CHANNELS AMPLIFY, JUSTIFY AND LEGITIMIZE FAKE NEWS’ By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

NEW DELHI (AA): As the world marks Press Freedom Day on Sunday, a rising tide of fake news and misinformation pumped through mainstream media has become a major concern in India. Linking an event of a Muslim group Tablighi Jamaat for spreading coronavirus or COVID-19 pandemic in the country while overlooking other similar gatherings,

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NADRA OFFICES TO REOPEN FROM MONDAY ACROSS SINDH By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

F.P. Report KARACHI (Monitoring Desk): National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) offices across the Sindh province including Karachi would remain open from Monday during coronavirus lockdown, media news reported quoting Director General (DG) NADRA. He said that three mega centres in the Karachi would also be operational for a single shift and would remain open… GOVT GOING TO TAKE BIG STEPS TO ACCELERATE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY: PM By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

F.P. Report ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan said on Sunday the federal government is utilising all resources to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus in the country. Talking to his adviser on Parliamentary Affairs Babar Awan who called on him in the capital, the prime minister said the biggest challenge was to provide relief… MONEY LAUNDERING CASE: NAB SUMMONS SHEHBAZ SHARIF FOR THIRD TIME By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

F.P. Report LAHORE: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has summoned Pakistan Muslim League- Nawaz President Shehbaz Sharif for the third time in an investigation pertaining to a money laundering case. The anti-graft watchdog has directed the PML-N leader to appear before the NAB office on Monday (tomorrow) at 12pm with documents detailing the properties inherited… PAF MUSEUM TO BE TURNED INTO CORONAVIRUS ISOLATION CENTRE By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

F.P. Report KARACHI: Amidst a spike in the number of coronavirus cases in Sindh, the provincial government has decided to set up another isolation facility at PAF Museum on Shahrah-e-Faisal. Sindh government spokesperson Murtaza Wahab said the provincial government had spent about Rs134 million on establishing Field Isolation Facility at Expo Centre, Karachi. “No decision… CM PUNJAB SAYS CORONAVIRUS DAILY TESTING CAPACITY INCREASED TO 6,000 By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

F.P. Report LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar said on Saturday that the coronavirus testing capacity has been increased in the province after the number of the testing labs was increased to eight. Addressing a news conference in Lahore, CM Buzdar said 6,000 people would be tested daily for the coronavirus, starting Sunday.

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GOVT TO OPERATE 30 FLIGHTS TO BRING MORE STRANDED PAKISTANIS BACK By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

F.P. Report ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on National Security, Dr. Moeed Yusuf has said the government’s target is to bring back all the stranded Pakistanis from abroad at the earliest in a safe manner. Addressing a news conference along with Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on National Health Services,

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AFGHANISTAN PROBES REPORT IRANIAN BORDER GUARDS FORCED MIGRANTS INTO

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May 3, 2020

HERAT (Reuters): Afghan officials on Sunday launched a hunt to retrieve bodies of Afghan migrants from a river in a western province after reports that Iranian border guards tortured and threw Afghans into the river to prevent their entry into Iran. Afghanistan’s foreign ministry in a statement on Saturday said an inquiry had been

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235 NEW COVID-19 CASES CONFIRMED IN AFGHANISTAN By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

KABUL (TOLO News): The Ministry of Public Health spokesman Wahidullah Mayar said on Sunday that in the past 24 hours, 235 positive cases have been recorded across the country, and the country total is 2,704. The 235 new cases were reported in Kabul(65), Kandahar (54), Herat (19), Panjshir (14), Takhar (13), Nangarhar (12), Samangan (10),…

AFGHAN GOVT ‘RELEASES 100 TALIBAN DETAINEES’ IN KABUL: SOURCE By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

KABUL (TOLO News): At least 100 Taliban detainees were released on Saturday night from Pul-e-Charkhi Prison in Kabul, a source said. Based on a presidential decree, at least 100 Taliban prisoners were expected to be released daily in accordance with the US-Taliban agreement signed in late February that called for a total release of

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AFGHAN PEACE PROCESS MUST INCLUDE PRESS FREEDOM: UN By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

KABUL (TOLO News): The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) in a statement released on Sunday for World Press Freedom Day said that “Nothing should be allowed to threaten the critical advances in press freedoms in Afghanistan” “Is a time to reflect on the enormous value free media contributes to open and healthy societies,…

‘I SERVE HUMANITY’: AFGHAN CLEANER AT COVID-19 HOSPITAL By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

BALKH (TOLO News): “I work in COVID-19 hospital for the sake of humanity,” said Ahmad Shah 27, the father of two children who serves as cleaner in Balkh’s 200-bed COVID-19 hospital. He says that COVID-19 patients need love and affection more than anything else. If the people act upon the health and hygiene guidelines, they…

AFGHANISTAN EXTENDS LOCKDOWN AMID UPWARD COVID-19 TREND By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

KABUL, Afghanistan (AA): Amid upward trajectory of novel coronavirus infections, the Afghan government on Saturday extended lockdown measures till May 24 across the country. The decision came following a Cabinet meeting chaired by President Mohammed Ashraf Ghani. According to the presidency, the meeting reviewed the situation regarding pandemic and particularly hailed the Health Ministry for…

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KP BUSINESS COMMUNITY EXPRESSES CONCERN By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

PESHAWAR (APP): Business community in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have expressed grave concern over large number of Afghan transit trade goods containers being held on pretext of passing them through scanning process at Karachi port and urged the government to bring easiness in clearance process for smooth running of Pak-Afghan transit. The issue was discussed during a… THE POWER OF VISION – ITEL MOBILE LAUNCHES VISION SERIES By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

F.P. Report KARACHI: The fastest growing international mobile brand in Pakistan, launches an affordable marvel for its consumers. Itel Mobile is a global brand with it’s heartfelt mission being to provide budget friendly mobile phones and technology to everyone. Keeping in tune with Prime Minister Imran Khan’s Digital Pakistan Vision, Itel is fast gaining mass… EXPORTS VALUE TO REMAIN AT $22BN IN FY 2019-20: DAWOOD By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

ISLAMABAD (APP): Advisor to the Prime Minister on Commerce, Abdul Razak Dawood said that the country’s exports target of US $ 25 billion could not be achieved due to the ongoing situation of lockdown in the country and it could decline to more or less to US $ 22 billion. The exports decreased in April… HASHOO GROUP PAYS TRIBUTE TO FRONT-LINE POLICE FORCE By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

F.P. Report KARACHI: To honor the brave services of front-line police personnel safeguarding Karachi by putting their own well-being at risk during the Covid-19 outbreak, Hashoo Group has launched an initiative to benefit them by providing Sehr and Iftar meals at their checkpoints during the Holy Month of Ramadan. This was agreed in a meeting… EXXON, CHEVRON SLAM BRAKES ON SHALE AS OIL DEMAND TUMBLESEXXON, CHEVRON SLAM BRAKES ON SHALE AS OIL DEMAND TUMBLES By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

HOUSTON (Reuters): Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corp are slamming the brakes on oil output, as the top two U.S. producers plan for combined global shut-ins of 800,000 barrels per day in response to plunging crude prices and fuel demand. Both companies outlined deep cuts in investments in the Permian shale basin, the top U.S.… AMAZON EXTENDS WORK FROM HOME REGIME TILL OCTOBER 2 By The Frontier Post |

May 2, 2020

Monitoring Desk NEW YORK: Amazon.com Inc has told staff whose job can be done from home that they can do so until at least Oct. 2, pushing out the timeline on a return to work for many employees as it faces scrutiny over conditions in its warehouses. “Employees who work in a

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PAKISTAN HAVE LOST MORE THAN THREE AND A HALF TALENTED PLAYERS:

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May 3, 2020

KARACHI (Monitoring Desk): Renowned Indian commentator Harsha Bhogle has said that Pakistan’s cricket have lost more than three and a half talented players over the last decade. While speaking on former Pakistan opener Ramiz Raja’s official YouTube channel, Bhogle named seamer Mohammad Asif, pacer Mohammad Amir and batsmen Ahmed Shehzad and Umar Akmal as the…

AMIR REVEALS HOW HE HAD PLANNED TO BEAT MAYWEATHER By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

ISLAMABAD (APP): British boxer of Pakistan-origin Amir Khan has revealed a respectful conversation with America’s Floyd Mayweather and explained how he planned to defeat the 50-0 star. Khan has been in the running to face Mayweather for years but a fight never came to fruition. He never came closer than 2014 when Mayweather snubbed

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INDIA TO STEP UP BATTLE FOR 2032 OLYMPICS By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

NEW DELHI (Agencies): India will step up its battle to win the 2032 Olympic Games and other international events when the global coronavirus pandemic eases, its top sports leader Narinder Batra told AFP. Ten years after hosting the Commonwealth Games, the Indian Olympic Association president said his country had lessons to learn

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JUDGE RULES AGAINST US WOMEN’S SOCCER TEAM IN EQUAL PAY CASE By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

LOS ANGELES (Agencies): A federal judge dismissed the United States women’s soccer team’s bid for equal pay on Friday, rejecting claims the players had been underpaid in a crushing defeat for the reigning world champions. In a 32-page ruling, Judge Gary Klausner of the US District Court for Central California in Los Angeles tossed

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MANY TOP MALE PLAYERS SUPPORT ATP-WTA MERGER, SAYS MURRAY By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

NEW YORK (Agencies): Andy Murray has backed Roger Federer’s call to merge the men’s and women’s tours, saying that many top male players believe it will be a positive step for tennis. “When you have a lot of the top male players now starting to discuss and talk about it, that’s definitely very promising,” the…

I STAND BY MY WORDS, SAYS SHOAIB AKHTAR By The Frontier Post |

May 2, 2020

LAHORE (Monitoring Desk): Former pacer Shoaib Akhtar on Friday said he stands by his comments that he made against Pakistan CricEarlier, Akhtar had called the PCB and their legal team “incompetent”. His remarks came after Umar Akmal was given a three-year ban for not reporting a match-fixing offer. After Akhtar s comments, PCB said

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DRAKE MAKES BIG ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT HIS LATEST ALBUM By The Frontier Post |

May 2, 2020

Monitoring Desk ISLAMABAD: Rapper Drake has left his fans in raptures as he announced that his new album will be released this summer The chart-topping star had more good news for fans as he also revealed he is sharing new music on Friday, with Dark Lane Demo Tapes set to include a mix of leaked… RAMADAN DRAMA ‘UM HAROUN’ CONJURES UP A RELIGIOUSLY HARMONIOUS

MIDDLE EAST

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May 2, 2020

Monitoring Desk LONDON: If the very best drama seeks not only to entertain but also to educate and provoke debate on the pressing issues of the day, then MBC’s hit Ramadan series “Um Haroun” must surely be in the running for multiple awards. Before even a single episode had aired, controversy had flared over the… ‘TRANSFORMERS’ ANIMATED PREQUEL TO BE DIRECTED BY JOSH COOLEY By The Frontier Post |

May 1, 2020

Monitoring Desk ISLAMABAD: Paramount and Hasbro have planned an animated ‘Transformers prequel’ with ‘Toy Story 4’ director Josh Cooley. The project will focus on the Autobot leader Optimus Prime and the Decepticon leader Megatron. Cooley has signed on to direct an animated ‘Transfomers’ origin story that will take place on Cybertron, the Transformers’ home planet,… RISHI KAPOOR’S DEATH GRIEVES DENIZEN OF HIS ANCESTRAL CITY By The Frontier Post |

May 1, 2020

F.P. Report PESHAWAR: Death of Bollywood super star, Rishi Kapoor, has not only saddened his, family, fans and movie buffs, but also the dwellers of his ancestral city, who have a special affection with him for his roots in Peshawar. The news about Rishi Kapoor’s death at the of age 67 sent a wave of… SENIOR INDIAN ACTOR RISHI KAPOOR DIES AT 67 By The Frontier Post |

April 30, 2020

F.P. Report MUMBAI: Actor Rishi Kapoor has died at 67 after a two-year-long battle with cancer. Rishi breathed his last at the Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital in Mumbai. Rishi’s hospitalisation was confirmed by his elder brother, actor Randhir Kapoor. “It’s true that he has been admitted to the hospital. He is in Sir HN… INDIAN SUPERSTAR IRRFAN KHAN DIES AT 54 By The Frontier Post |

April 29, 2020

Monitoring Desk MUMBAI: Bollywood actor Irrfan Khan has passed away in Mumbai today. He was rushed to hospital on Tuesday following colon infection and was admitted to the ICU. Irrfan Khan in March 2018 revealed that he has been diagnosed with neuroendocrine tumour, a rare form of cancer that can target various parts of the…

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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CORONAVIRUS: DAVID ICKE’S CHANNEL DELETED BY YOUTUBE By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

YouTube has deleted the conspiracy theorist David Icke’s official channel from its platform. The Google-owned video clip service acted after repeatedly warning Mr Icke that he had violated its policies by posting misleading information about the coronavirus pandemic. However, the firm will still allow videos posted by others that feature Mr Icke to remain live,… NASA, SPACEX TARGET HISTORIC SPACEFLIGHT DESPITE PANDEMIC By The Frontier Post |

May 2, 2020

Monitoring Desk WASHINGTON: NASA and SpaceX said Friday they were pressing ahead with plans to launch astronauts to space from US soil for the first time in a decade later this month, despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley, both veterans of the Space Shuttle program that was shuttered in 2011, will blast… IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DELIVERING RESULTS OR TAKING OVER? By The Frontier Post |

May 1, 2020

Monitoring Desk DUBAI: We have long had the perception that as artificial intelligence (AI) enters our life it will continue to take over until we are living in a world that is controlled by machines. Or so that’s what Hollywood would have us believe. This idea has continued to grow as robotics automation and artificial… OZONE TECHNOLOGY USED TO STERILIZE HOLY SITES IN MAKKAH DURING

COVID-19 OUTBREAK

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April 30, 2020

Monitoring Desk MAKKAH: The General Presidency for the Affairs of Two Holy Mosques has announced that it is using ozone technology to sterilize the Grand Mosque and Kaaba in Makkah as part of its ongoing precautionary measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The presidency has installed ozone-technology sterilization devices in the Grand Mosque’s air-conditioning… PAKISTAN’S YOUNGER WOMEN RIDING A DIGITAL WAVE IN DRIVE FOR BETTER

JOBS

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April 29, 2020

Monitoring Desk KARACHI: When Kianat Naz joined a women-friendly technology boot camp a year ago, she had no idea it would completely change her life and her views on how women can work in conservative Pakistan. Naz, 22, had never ventured far from her home in Orangi Town in Karachi, one of the five largest… ANGRY BIRDS MAKER ROVIO LIFTS PROFITS WITH LOWER COSTS By The Frontier Post |

April 29, 2020

Monitoring Desk HELSINKI: Rovio Entertainment (ROVIO.HE), maker of the 10-year-old “Angry Birds” mobile game series, on Tuesday reported an almost 75% rise in first-quarter profit, helped by lower costs. The Finnish company, which listed its shares in 2018, said its adjusted operating profit rose to 13 million euros ($14.1 million) from 7.5 million while revenue…

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HEALTH

WHO WANTS INVITE TO JOIN INVESTIGATION INTO VIRUS ORIGINS By The Frontier Post |

May 2, 2020

Monitoring Desk GENEVA: The World Health Organization said Friday it hoped China would invite it to take part in its investigations into the animal origins of the novel coronavirus. “WHO would be keen to work with international partners and at the invitation of the Chinese government to participate in investigation around the animal

origins,” WHO…

LIONS ON THE ROADS WON’T STOP PEOPLE TO SUSPEND EVENING WALKS By The Frontier Post |

May 2, 2020

Wadood Jan How daring and brave people Pakistani are, one of my friends asked me. Though I was surprised at his this question as at that time was out of the context we were discussing but it was quite interesting that it made me to answer him. I answered, “If bloody lions walk on the… WHO CONCERNED AT SPREAD OF VIRUS IN AFRICA By The Frontier Post |

May 1, 2020

Monitoring Desk PARIS: The World Health Organization is worried by the community spread of the new coronavirus in a significant number of West African countries, the regional head of the organization said on Thursday. Sub-Saharan Africa has confirmed around 23,800 cases with over 900 deaths. A number of countries have issued targeted lockdowns

in some…

IT’S NOT JUST QURANTINE; A MUST WATCH SHORT FILM By The Frontier Post |

April 30, 2020

Salman Yousafzai Pakistanis around the world are trying their best to play their part in fight against coronavirus pandemic which has badly hit the humanity. From doctors to cab drivers Pakistani abroad is trying their best. In USA recently a group of young Pakisanis make a short film to promote the Stay Home Stay Safe… NEW SAUDI STUDY AIMS TO MAP GENETIC LINKS TO COVID-19 By The Frontier Post |

April 29, 2020

Monitoring Desk RIYADH: A new initiative to study and identify genetic factors that cause symptoms of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) among Saudis has been launched as part of the Kingdom’s efforts to tackle the pandemic. King Abdul Aziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) in partnership with the Saudi Center for Disease Prevention

and Control…

UK ON TRACK FOR ONE OF EUROPE’S WORST VIRUS DEATH TOLLS By The Frontier Post |

April 29, 2020

Monitoring Desk LONDON: Britain is on track to record one of the worst coronavirus death tolls in Europe, after data published on Tuesday showed nationwide fatalities topped 24,000 nine days ago. A day after Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke of success in dealing with the outbreak, the new figures showed the week ending April 17…

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TRAVEL

CROATIA PLANS TO ATTRACT TOURISTS, DESPITE PANDEMIC By The Frontier Post |

May 2, 2020

Monitoring Desk ZAGREB: We all love going on holiday. A few days – even a couple of weeks, if we are lucky – away from regular life, catching some sun and splashing about in the sea or hotel pool. And in a European spring characterised by lockdowns, border closures and a well-founded fear of being… TRAVELLERS REJOICE AS BEIJING RELAXES CURBS By The Frontier Post |

May 1, 2020

Monitoring Desk BEIJING: Flight bookings surged by up to 15 times after Beijing relaxed quarantine rules, raising hope that a release of pent-up demand ahead of a major holiday will breathe life into China’s battered tourism industry. The Chinese capital had until Wednesday lived under some of the strictest novel coronavirus preventive measures in the… GERMANY EXTENDS GLOBAL TRAVEL WARNING UNTIL MID-JUNE By The Frontier Post |

April 30, 2020

BERLIN (Agencies): Germany extended a global travel warning for citizens until the middle of June because of the COVID-19 outbreak, a government spokeswoman said Wednesday. Ulrike Demmer said the travel warning was extended until at least June 14 because the pandemic has not been brought under control. She underlined restrictions on international air travel, quarantine… DUBAI AIMS TO OPEN UP FOR TOURISTS AT THE BEGINNING OF JULY By The Frontier Post |

April 29, 2020

Monitoring Desk DUBAI: Dubai hopes to reopen for tourists at the beginning of July, after halting most arrivals last month to contain the coronavirus pandemic. The process will be gradual and could be delayed until September, depending on global trends, Helal Al Marri, director general of Dubai’s Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing, said in… CHINESE SEEN STAYING CLOSE TO HOME FOR MAJOR HOLIDAY By The Frontier Post |

April 29, 2020

Monitoring Desk BEIJING/SHANGHAI: China’s tourists are set to stick close to home and take advantage of discounts as they take time off for the first major holiday since the easing of coronavirus lockdowns, offering a glimpse of what travel may look like after the epidemic. A five-day Labour Day holiday from May 1 is being… TURKEY PREPARING FOR DOMESTIC TOURISM By The Frontier Post |

April 28, 2020

Monitoring Desk ISTANBUL: Turkey’s tourism season is expected to postpone until after-May period due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the country’s culture and tourism minister told daily Hürriyet. “If we don’t face new problems in the course of events, domestic (tourism) traffic will start at the end of May. The tourism season will open with controlled…

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ARTICLES

NETANYAHU SEIZES MORE ‘HISTORIC OPPORTUNITIES’ By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

Najla M. Shahwan Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been urging U.S. President Donald Trump to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, a step strongly opposed by the Palestinians, international community and in particular, Jordan. The Israeli prime minister has been seizing one opportunity after another, denying the legal rights of the Palestinians and… NEW VIOLENT ESCALATION AWAITS YEMEN By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

M. Alragawi As a new twist in the war in Yemen, the United Arab Emirates-backed Southern Transitional Council (STC) has declared self-administration and a state of emergency in Aden and southern governorates as hundreds of people protested in several districts of Aden following heavy floods that caused the death of at least 21

civilians. In…

US’ 2ND ‘VIETNAM SYNDROME’ By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

Kerem Alkin On Saturday, we analyzed how the Western economies – the U.S. and the European countries – were caught so unprepared against the coronavirus with professors Murat Ferman and Melih Bulu. One of the key findings was that over-prosperity and extreme peacefulness rendered the Western economies unprepared in the pandemic. The collective hypocrisy of… CIA SHOULD KNOW IF CHINA LIED ON COVID-19 By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

Grant Newsham Washington blames Beijing for the coronavirus. Beijing denies it and claims the virus was brewed up elsewhere, maybe in America. It’s a “he said, she said” sort of dispute. The US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has reportedly been ordered to find out where the Covid-19 virus came from and whether Chinese leaders

purposely…

POMPEO: US KNOWS NADA By The Frontier Post |

May 2, 2020

Finian Cunningham All the American bluster blaming China for the Covid-19 pandemic is empty posturing. How do we know? Secretary of State Mike Pompeo just admitted it on public TV this week. Pompeo was asked about the origin of the virus and, specifically, US claims about it being leaked from a laboratory. Here’s what he… HOW VIRTUAL HAS BRITAIN BECOME DURING CORONAVIRUS CRISIS? By The Frontier Post |

May 2, 2020

Irfan Raja The outbreak of the coronavirus has tu-rned our world into a virtual village. Although the idea of a virtual world and a virtual village or space is not new, this pandemic has clearly made it a reality. Hasn’t it? Well, much of our communication, shopping, prayers, social mingling and interactions has enormously changed…

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EDITORIAL

HOODWINKING PUBLIC OPINION By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

The leadership of opposition political parties seems to have decided to mislead people on the spike in coronavirus cases, particularly, in the province of Sind and vague economic terminology of foreign debt relief, which is in fact deferring payment of expensive loans for one year and not debt waiver. Bulk of these loans had been… REDUCED INFLATION, HIGH PRICES By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

According to the report of Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, rate of inflation based on Consumers Price Index has gone down from 10.2 percent in February to 8.5 percent in last month. Measured on the weights of sensitive price index, inflation rate has declined to 9 percent. On the contrary, sharp rise in the prices of… ‘ONCE UPON A VIRUS’: CHINA MOCKS US CORONAVIRUS RESPONSE IN

LEGO-LIKE ANIMATION

By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

China has published a short animation titled “Once Upon a Virus” mocking the US response to the new coronavirus using Lego-like figures to represent the two countries. Washington and Beijing are locked in a war of words over the origins of the disease, which emerged in the Chinese city of Wuhan and has grown into… REDUCTION IN POL PRICES By The Frontier Post |

May 2, 2020

Contrary to expectations of all categories of consumers, government has decided a modest decrease in the prices of petroleum product against the big crash in the price of crude oil in the international market. Apparent reasons for not passing on the proportional benefit to the people are likely fall in revenue from petroleum levies and… BASHA DAM’S LAND AND RESETTLEMENT COST By The Frontier Post |

May 2, 2020

While chairing a meeting of Executive Committee of National Economic Council (ECNEC) on Thursday, Advisor on Finance Dr. Abdul Hafeez Sheikh expressed serious reservation over the three times increase in the land acquisition and resettlement of displaced people cost. He asked the Planning Ministry to reexamine the revised PC-1 of Rs.175 billion worked out by…

LABOUR DAY

By The Frontier Post |

May 1, 2020

Labour Day is celebrated across the world on May 1 to pay homage to the relentless struggle of American workers in late 19th century for achieve the economic and social for the working class, during which several of them sacrificed their lives. Pakistan ratified 36 ILO Conventions in 1947, but first Labour Policy was approved…

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ARTS AND LITERATURE

IN SWAT, AN ARTIST PRESERVES MEMORIES OF PAST By The Frontier Post |

May 2, 2020

Monitoring Desk SAIDU SHARIF: Amanullah Khan was always inspired by his picturesque surroundings. An artist from Swat district in Pakistan’s northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, he painted hundreds of colorful landscapes to capture the beauty of his mountainous hometown that mesmerized him since childhood. “I was obsessed with art from the beginning and wanted to recreate… BLACK MOUNTAIN CHAMBERLAIN BY JOHN CHAMBERLAIN By The Frontier Post |

May 2, 2020

Monitoring Desk In 1955, long before he became famous for his abstract metal sculptures, John Chamberlain lived at Black Mountain College, writing poetry alongside Robert Creeley, Robert Duncan, and Charles Olson. By the time he moved to New York City in 1956 and began to develop his unique sculptural style, Chamberlain had completed a

series…

TAKING WITTGENSTEIN AT HIS WORD BY ROBERT J. FOGELIN By The Frontier Post |

May 1, 2020

Monitoring Desk Taking Wittgenstein at His Word is an experiment in reading organized around a central question: What kind of interpretation of Wittgenstein’s later philosophy emerges if we adhere strictly to his claims that he is not in the business of presenting and defending philosophical theses and that his only aim is to expose persistent… WORLD BOOK COPYRIGHT DAY OBSERVED By The Frontier Post |

April 30, 2020

F.P. Report BAHAWALPUR: Department of Library and Information Science, the Islamia University of Bahawalpur has organized an online celebration of World Book and Copyright Day. It is a yearly event organized on 23rd April by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), to promote reading, publishing, and copyright. The main objective of celebrating… BECOMING: MICHELLE OBAMA’S BOOK TOUR DOCUMENTARY TO FEATURE ON

NETFLIX

By The Frontier Post |

April 29, 2020

Monitoring Desk LOS ANGELES: Michelle Obama will star in a new documentary out next week which follows the former first lady’s global book tour for her smash-hit memoir, Netflix said Monday. “Becoming,” out May 6, is the Obamas’ latest collaboration with the streaming giant after last year’s “American Factory,” which won the best documentary Oscar… ARTIST FIROUZ FARMANFARMAIAN TURNS CONFINEMENT INTO CREATIVITY WITH HIS FIRST VIRTUAL EXHIBITION By The Frontier Post |

April 29, 2020

Monitoring Desk LONDON: When multidisciplinary artist Firouz Farmanfarmaian went into lockdown at his studio in Marbella, Spain, in March, he didn’t realize his time in confinement would be a period of intense creativity leading to his first ever participation in a VR exhibition. Prior to isolation, Farmanfarmaian spent six months in the

Draa Valley in…

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QUETTA: HEALTH WORKERS BUSY IN ANTI-VIRUS SPRAY AT BETHEL MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH TO PROTEST PEOPLE FROM COVID-19 PANDEMIC. — INP

PHOTO

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May 3, 2020

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May 3, 2020

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May 3, 2020

BARCELONA: PEOPLE WALK ALONG A SEAFRONT PROMENADE ON MAY 02, 2020. By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

KARACHI: A VIEW OF BROKEN ELECTRICITY POLE AT EMPRESS MARKET AREA, REQUIRES THE ATTENTION OF AUTHORITIES CONCERNED. — ONLINE PHOTO By The Frontier Post |

May 3, 2020

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