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April 21, 2021
Vienna: The EU chief negotiator for the Iran nuclear deal talks said on Tuesday much more hard work was needed to save the 2015 landmark agreement, following the latest discussion round in Vienna. EU diplomat Enrique Mora hailed progress made over the last two weeks but said ongoing challenges remained to get the accord that curbs Iran’s nuclear programme in exchange for sanctions relief back on track.
The deal was thrown into question when the US withdrew from it in 2018 and sanctioned Iran, which in turn started ramping up its nuclear activities. US President Joe Biden is seeking to revive the agreement.
Workers Filmed Pouring Cement Onto Flooded Road After Powerful Storm
by : Saman Javed on : 21 Apr 2021 17:07
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Coconuts Bangkok, members of the crew had been pouring cement on the road before a storm hit, causing flooding deep enough to submerge the workers’ feet in water.
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Despite not being able to see the road anymore, they continued to pour down the concrete in the hope that it would still do its job once the water dried up.
‘Look, look, look, this is f ck ng genius. Pouring cement into a flood, holy f ck, I have never seen this!’ a man recording is heard saying as he observes the crew at work.
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April 21, 2021
LAHORE: Lahore High Court Chief Justice Muhammad Qasim Khan Tuesday remarked that the bureaucrats, who were lingering on matters by giving an excuse of the National Accountability Bureau, should be sent packing.
He expressed his annoyance while hearing a petition of a contactor whose dues are pending with the Punjab government for quite some time. The LHC CJ also summoned Planning and Development chairman and secretary Finance in person.
The CJ said it seems that the officers had taken an oath of not doing their official work. He said all officers of the province were not ready to work on the pretext of a NAB action afterwards.
TechnologyHow a sweetheart deal gives GameStop CEO a $179 mln goodbye gift
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The GameStop store sign is seen at its shop in Westminster, Colorado January 14, 2014. REUTERS/Rick Wilking
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Gamestop Corp (GME.N) chief executive George Sherman can step down this summer with a $179 million windfall that dwarfs CEO salaries at many larger corporations thanks to a sweetheart deal that was turbocharged by this yearâs furious meme stock rally, compensation experts said.
GameStop said on Monday that Sherman would step down by July 31. The struggling U.S. videogame retailer has been seeking a new leader to work on its e-commerce transition with chairman Ryan Cohen, the billionaire co-founder and former chief executive of online pet supplies retailer Chewy Inc (CHWY.N).