Daily DUNYA
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Quetta (news agencies) Daily DUNYA Quetta has approached balochistan high court against the declaration issued for the name daily DUNYA .According to details publisher of daily dunya Quetta Azmatullah Achackzai with the help of  his lawyers Baz Muhammad Kakar advocate and Nusrat afghani advocate filed two separate constitutional petitions in balochistan high court in which they party Federal Information Secretary, Ministry of Information, Registrar, Principal Information Officer, PID, Balochistan Provincial Secretary for Information, Mian Amir Mehmood TV MD, Deputy Commissioner, Quetta and Lahore, Multan and Bahawalpur. In these petitions stance has been adopted that daily dunya Quetta has been publishing from past 15 years on daily basis but some senior officials of  ministry of information has issued  license for the publication of newspapers with the name of dunya or similar, which is the open violation of Press and News Agencies Ordinance 2002 and  basic human rights.

 






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A Baloch solidarity protest rally was held in front of US embassy in London on Sunday 4 March 2012. Rally was organised by Baloch Human Rights Council (UK), Balochistan Raaji Zrombesh, Balochistan Libration Organisation and World Sindhi Congress. A large number of the Baloch and Sindhis despite of cold and severe rainy weather attended the rally.
Rally was organized to express gratefulness of the Baloch to congressional representatives Dana Rohrabacher, Louie Gohmert and Steve king and the US government for their support for human rights of the Baloch and the right of self-determination of Balochistan ie Free Balochistan. Speakers requested the congressional representatives to continue their efforts in this respect in order to save the Baloch from the brutalities of Iran and Pakistan. They requested the US government to support the bill asking for the right of self-determination of the Baloch including free sovereign Balochistan.
Participants of the rally expressed their solidarity with the Baloch and Sindhi national struggles. They condemned the Pakistani and Iranian state crimes against humanity being committed against the Baloch and Sindhi people.
Speakers condemned disappearances, torture and extra-judicial killings of innocent Baloch and Sindhi people by Pakistani security agencies. They termed this as a systematic genocide of Baloch nation by Pakistan. They requested the international community, the USA and the UK to intervene in Balochistan. They urged UN to put stringent sanctions on Pakistan and Iran and pressurize these governments to end heinous crimes against Baloch and Sindhi people.
Rahim Bandovi, Mir Ghulam Hussain (Mir of UK), Mustafa Baloch, Faiz Baloch, Hassan Hamdam, Abdullah Baloch, Mir Ometan Baloch and Samad Baloch were among those who spoke on the occasion.
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Asia-Pacific Sovereigns Face Mixed Outlook, External Risks, Although Many Have Stronger Balance Sheets, Says S&P Report

 

SINGAPORE (Standard & Poor's) March 6, 2012--Although it is a mixed picture for Asia-Pacific sovereigns for the next 12-18 months, much of the region faces global and domestic risks from a relatively strong position, said Standard & Poor's Ratings Services in a report titled, "Asia-Pacific Sovereigns: Mixed Outlook In An Uncertain Year," published today.

 

"We expect neither sovereign upgrades nor downgrades to dominate the trend in this region," said Standard & Poor's credit analyst Kim Eng Tan. "Still, the global growth outlook, external funding pressures, domestic political issues, and unexpected changes in policy or economic environments can put pressure on ratings."

 

Asia-Pacific economies would inevitably feel the impact if another major economic or financial shock materializes. The experience of 2008-2009 showed that deepening regional trade does not offer a strong shield against a sharp recession in the developed economies.

 

"Economic performance in much of Asia-Pacific held up reasonably well mainly due to the massive Chinese economic stimulus," Mr. Tan said. The region could still benefit from another Chinese stimulus if a new shock hits. However, it may not come quite as strongly or quickly as some may hope due to domestic political reasons in the country, he noted.

 

If another global recession occurs, we expect it to have the strongest downward pressure on sovereign creditworthiness in Japan and Vietnam, where the outlooks on the long-term ratings are already negative. For Japan, a new economic slowdown would accelerate the increase in debt beyond the already significant expansion that we project in the next three years. It would also make an increase in the consumption tax rate more unlikely.

 

In Vietnam, although government measures implemented since 2011 have helped to stabilize the economy over the past year, confidence remains weak. Another economic slowdown or a significant easing of macroeconomic policy could trigger a new wave of resident capital outflows and higher inflation.

 

"Besides Japan and Vietnam, economies that are major exporters, borrowers of commercial international funds, and those that have seen high credit growth face risks from external shocks," Mr. Tan said. Still, many of the key sovereigns in the region maintain strong external balance sheets and modest government debt levels. Their banking sectors also show few signs of stress at this time. Consequently, we expect most of them to weather our base-case scenario--a mild recession in Europe, no major international financial disruptions, and a soft landing in China--with little damage to their credit standing.

                                                                                                                                                                                   

                                                                                                                                                                

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