Saad Ullah Butt

Saad Ullah Butt is an engineer with an MBA and a passion for standardisation and innovative technology, quality systems, and cryptocurrencies.
Economy

Pakistani Banks Now Charging for ATM Receipts

In a recent unexpected move, several Pakistani banks have started charging for ATM receipts. But what does this mean for consumers?
International

Back on Climate Track: Biden To Replace Federal Fleet With EVs

Joe Biden is bringing the U.S. back to its commitment of playing a key role in the fight against climate change, replacing a federal fleet of vehicles from gas guzzlers to EVs.
International

China continues to lead in global economic growth in 2021

Despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, China's economy has stood firm as the only nation to show growth in 2020.
International

Stimulus Packages and Debt Crisis May Bring Recession According To World Bank

The World Bank's latest report details imminent recession, brought upon by various stimulus packages and relief bills by global governments.
International

Trump signs Covid Relief Bill, $900B injected into U.S. economy

In a surprise move, President Trump has signed a relief bill to help people left unemployed by the pandemic, less than a week after refusing to sign it.
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Pakistan stands “shoulder to shoulder” with Saudi Arabia: Shehbaz Sharif

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has reaffirmed that Pakistan stands "shoulder to shoulder" with Saudi Arabia in safeguarding its sovereignty, security and territorial integrity, in a meeting in Islamabad with the newly arrived Saudi Ambassador, Dr Rajeh Tami Albugamy.

Rubio skips New Delhi on India trip, no Modi meeting announced

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will land in India this week with a schedule that leaves out New Delhi and includes no announced meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Protests gather pace in India

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Protests are gathering pace across India, with the Cockroach Janta Party set to hold another demonstration at Delhi's Connaught Place on Friday after the Delhi High Court refused to restrain it.

Thousands detained as India’s “largest democracy” faces criticism

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The UN, Amnesty and Human Rights Watch have criticised India over the mass detention of protesters, opposition leaders, lawyers and journalists in Delhi.

Islamabad beats New York, London and Paris in quality of life index

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Pakistan's capital has beaten Paris, New York and London in Numbeo's 2026 Mid-Year Quality of Life Index, scoring 140.7, in a ranking that highlights Islamabad's safety, climate and affordability.

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