Naveed Ahmad

Gibbons residents begin voting to stay as a town — or dissolve into a hamlet – Edmonton

People living in the town of Gibbons, about 30 kilometres north of Edmonton, are preparing to vote on whether the municipality should remain an independent town or dissolve and become a hamlet within Sturgeon County. This viability vote follows months of debate and uncertainty over the town’s financial future. After last fall’s municipal election, new…

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Libya Deputy Commander-in-Chief visits GHQ, meets Subject Marshal Asim Munir

Libya Deputy Commander-in-Chief visits GHQ, meets Subject Marshal Asim Munir

Subject Marshal highlighted Pakistan Military’s dedication to selling peace, stability with pleasant nations RAWALPINDI: Libya Deputy Commander in Chief visited the Normal Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi and held an necessary assembly with Chief of Military Workers and Chief of Protection Forces Subject Marshal Asim Munir. Throughout the assembly, either side mentioned issues of mutual curiosity,…

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Can Merchants Retain the Rally?

Can Merchants Retain the Rally?

Hyperliquid’s HYPE token is down 22% from its $75 all-time excessive, bringing its 2026 uptrend to a key take a look at of assist. Market participation has cooled throughout the derivatives markets, whereas the spot flows present early indicators of stabilization after sturdy promoting strain in early June. The $50-$54 space now stands out as…

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NATO’s Rutte brings charts, pushback to White House as Trump mulls leaving – National

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte on Wednesday used a White House meeting to try and convince U.S. President Donald Trump that the alliance was meeting its defence spending commitments and creating economic benefits for the U.S., relying on visual aids while pushing back on Trump’s criticisms of allies. Trump and his top administration officials have complained…

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NA approves over Rs500bn in supplementary budget for FY25, Rs475bn for FY26 – Pakistan

The National Assembly on Wednesday approved a supplementary budget of Rs593.64 billion for the fiscal year 2024-2025 (FY24-25) and a sum of Rs475.05bn for the outgoing fiscal year (FY25-26). Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb moved a series of papers for approval during Wednesday’s session. Under the Constitution, the government must secure parliamentary approval for the federal…

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