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3 Reasons to change the name of Turkey to Turkiye
According to the report, a photo released by the Turkish news agency Anadolu showed a Turkish diplomat, Ayse Anank, sitting behind a new name plate at the United Nations. A letter from Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu was received on Wednesday. The letter stated that UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres was requested to use ‘Turkey’ instead of Turkey in all…
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Sociocultural and Mental Health Impacts of Illegal Migration on Migrant and his/her Family
The illegal migration has become a severe tension for European countries. Poor people are willing to take risks to change the economic condition of their families, because if they go abroad, even one euro, one dollar or one pound they send will give them so much money in Pakistani currency. Gives, as it is not easy for any laborer to…
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The Madarisa’s are not happy after reverting SNC – Nouman Ahmed Tanzeel
The previous government led by former prime minister Imran Khan had introduced the single national curriculum, through this initiative the main goal was to demolish the disparity among all the economic classes of the students, private schools and public educational institution. Which would allow all the students to study same course, including Islamic madrassa’s. This would give equal opportunity of…
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A Review: Impact Of Taxation on Poverty In Pakistan – Ramsha Riasat
Taxation and poverty are the hottest topics of financial systems especially in the economy of Pakistan. A tax is a compulsory financial charge or some other type of levy imposed on a taxpayer by a governmental organization in order to fund government spending and various public expenditures. . Taxes are imposed almost in every country of the world. In modern…
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Thwack on Pakistan Economy since Pandemic – Shahood UL Nabi Khan
The Covid years are filled with failed prophecies. That should be enough to cause pause for anyone looking forward to 2022. Most forecasters expect a strong rebound with lower prices and a shift away from emergency monetary intervention. What might go wrong? Plenty. A rogues’ gallery of threats includes Omicron, sticky inflation, Fed lift-off, China’s Evergrande fall, a run on…
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