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when he came to office seven months ago but his government are still battling to control inflation and that is having a major impact on small businesses come are high the reports from islamabad. dollar holder mungle bazaar are proud of their reputation for offering a ballgame but business even here is getting tougher. writing price legal fresh produce means fewer customers to make to target repeat your day a little less than twenty dollars but no. sorry i m an homage after imran khan took over everything it s become very expensive it wasn t this bad before now it s very expensive. tackling the writing cost of living. prime minister imran khan seven month old government for known here appears to have the country s support i mean i don t have a model of me if there is a price hike but we should understand that imran khan is trying his best to get us out of the situation we are hopeful that we will see better days in the future for us and our children the government blames the p
JerusalemIsrael-general-IsraelQatarAustraliaUnited-statesDubaiDubayyUnited-arab-emiratesUnited-kingdomTunisS26- of in the thought that the thought that the you know another state has actually done this i suppose you could say that the russian incidences with litvinenko most recently with scriptural are the most the closest to this kind of investigation and neither of those whatever involve or whether we ll ever get anyone in front of a court think that maybe those two may be the most most closely linked to this this incident interesting thank you chris phillips our counterterrorism expert in london thank you. so it is always worth reminding you about the man at the center of all this jamal khashoggi in a picture of why this may have happened the saudi journalist who was once close to the inner circles of the saudi royal family earning a reputation as a reformist pushing boundaries questioning government policies in two thousand and three khashoggi became the media adviser to prince circle been fired so the prince headed saudi arabia s intelligence service and later served as ambassador
QatarAustraliaIstanbulTurkeyAfghanistanUnited-statesUnited-kingdomBrazilChinaYemenAnkaraSyriaIn recent incidents highlighting transnational crime, three Pakistani individuals have been apprehended in Turkey for kidnapping an Indian man and demanding a ransom of Rs 20 lakh from his family in India. Similarly, in Cambodia, authorities have arrested a Pakistani duo for the abduction of two Indian nationals, whom they held captive for three weeks. The kidnappers in Cambodia sought $10,000 from each of the victims’ families in India. These arrests underscore the global nature of criminal activity and the need for international cooperation in combating such threats. - Newsx
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