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  • Bitcoin headed for 36 more public companies by year-end: Blockware
    Cointelegraph.com - 06:30 Jul 13, 2025
    The corporate Bitcoin adoption race is “mostly being spearheaded by brand new companies or dying companies you’ve never heard of,” says Blockware. Blockware Intelligence predicts that by the end of 2025, at least 36 more public companies will have added Bitcoin to their balance sheets. “This is just the beginning. In the next 6 months, we expect at least three dozen more public companies to add Bitcoin to their treasury,” Blockware said in its Q3 2025 market update report. This would represent around a 25% increase from the current total of 141 public companies holding Bitcoin (BTC), according to the firm’s data. The intelligence unit, which is the research arm of Bitcoin mining company Blockware Solutions, reported that in 2025 alone, the number of publicly traded companies holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets surged 120%. “Bitcoin Treasury Companies are the aforementioned ‘bridge’ connecting equity and debt markets to Bitcoin,” the firm added. Read more
  • Man presumed dead in Loralai bus attack found alive
    Dawn - 06:30 Jul 13, 2025
    DERA GHAZI KHAN: In a pleasantly surprising turn of events following the tragic incident near Loralai, Balochistan, one of the nine individuals initially declared dead has been confirmed to be alive. The individual, identified as Irfan from Dera Ghazi Khan, was mistakenly presumed dead due to a mix-up in the identification of bodies. Commandant Border Military Police Dera Ghazi Khan Asad Chandia (who had supervised transportation of bodies from Balochistan border to their native areas in Punjab) told that Irfan was among the 12 passengers who were forcibly offloaded from the bus by armed assailants. However, Irfan managed to escape execution. The commandant said following his escape, Irfan did not return to the passenger coach but instead took an alternative vehicle to reach his native village, Wasti Buzdar, tehsil Taunsa Sharif. At present he is in a state of shock according to his family, Chandia said. One Kashif, who is an employee of 1122 and hails from the same village, told Dawn that Irfan successfully ...
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  • Underage driver in Lahore remanded in judicial custody
    Dawn - 06:23 Jul 13, 2025
    LAHORE: A judicial magistrate on Saturday denied police further physical remand of an underage car driver and sent him to jail on judicial remand in a case involving death of a young man and injuries to several others in Shahdara Town. The police produced suspect Hashir Umar before the court on completion of his four-day physical remand. The investigating officer informed the court that the process of determining the suspect’s exact age was still underway and that a co-suspect was yet to be arrested. He sought remand of the suspect for further investigation. However, the magistrate turned down the request, sending the suspect on judicial remand. The magistrate noted that no significant progress had been made in the investigation during the previous remand of the suspect. He said a mere claim of requiring more time for age determination or arresting a co-suspect was insufficient to justify extending physical remand. He further noted that the report regarding the suspect’s age can be submitted at the time of fi...
  • Iran to launch direct flights from Quetta to boost travel, trade
    Dawn - 06:18 Jul 13, 2025
    QUETTA: Iran Air plans to launch direct weekly passenger and cargo flights from Quetta to the Iranian cities of Zahidan and Mashhad in a move aimed at boosting trade and travel between the neighbouring countries, an Iranian diplomat announced on Saturday. The new air service will help facilitate commerce, reduce travel time and costs for traders, and strengthen bilateral ties, said Ali Reza Rajai, Iran’s acting consul general in Quetta. The announcement was made at a ceremony organised by the Pak-Iran Joint Chamber of Commerce. The flights are intended “to facilitate trade and travel between Pakistan and Iran,” Rajai said, stressing the need for stronger cooperation. Top officials from the airline, including Iran Air Chief Agha Karimi and Deputy Chief Agha Ismail, were also in attendance. Mr Rajai said the new service would be critical for enhancing port-to-port cooperation between Pakistan’s Gwadar Port and Iran’s Chabahar Port. He called for bureaucratic hurdles to be removed to improve bilateral business, ...
  • Сложное решение: женщина со слезами объяснила, почему отдала щенка на следующий день (видео)
    Focus.ua - 06:00 Jul 13, 2025
    Британка Бекки оказалась в непростой ситуации, когда купив щенка собаки, о котором давно мечтала, вынуждена была вернуть его в приют. В сети мнения относительно неоднозначного поступка разделились — одни раскритиковали ее действия, в то же время другие — поддержали непростое решение женщины.
  • Pakistan to continue supporting people of Jammu & Kashmir: PM
    The Nation - National - 05:42 Jul 13, 2025
    Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif said the government of Pakistan will continue to extend its political, diplomatic and moral support to the people of Jammu and Kashmir who are waging struggle to gain their right to self-determination and freedom.
  • Kashmiris observing Martyrs' Day today
    The Nation - National - 05:37 Jul 13, 2025
    Kashmiris on both sides of the Line of Control, as well as those living in Pakistan and across the world, are observing the Kashmir Martyrs' Day on Sunday to pay tributes to the martyrs of July 13, 1931, and all Kashmiris who sacrificed their lives for freedom.
  • Israel’s role in ensuring autonomous vehicles are safe - opinion
    JPost.com - Business & Innovation - 05:17 Jul 13, 2025
    yoad (photo credit: JPOST STAFF)Recent industry developments show a clear transition from autonomous hype to genuine commercial feasibility.
  • PTCL’s financial woes deepen
    Dawn - 05:02 Jul 13, 2025
    ISLAMABAD: Despite generating higher revenues, Pakistan Telecommunication Company Ltd (PTCL) — the only state-owned enterprise (SOE) managed by the private sector — continues to incur losses, raising concerns over its financial health and future strategy. According to the biannual performance report (July-December FY25) released by the Central Monitoring Unit (CMU) of the Ministry of Finance, PTCL posted a loss of Rs7.2 billion during the period, pushing its accumulated losses to Rs43.6bn. The report also noted that PTCL has moved up the ranking of loss-making SOEs, rising from 10th position in the first half of FY24 to 7th place in the current fiscal year. The finance ministry cautioned that the proposed acquisition of Telenor Pakistan by PTCL, if not carefully managed, could further destabilise the Group’s finances. The ministry warned the move may hinder PTCL’s digital transformation goals and limit its ability to invest in core growth areas over the coming years. Finance ministry flags risks to Telenor ac...
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  • Гороскоп для всех знаков Зодиака на 13 июля 2025 года
    Focus.ua - 05:00 Jul 13, 2025
    Вам может показаться, что все идет не по плану — но это и есть план. Отпустите контроль и позвольте обстоятельствам немного поиграть на вашей стороне. Иногда лучший ход — шаг назад, чтобы увидеть всю картину
  • Мужчина сравнил цены на продукты в самых дешевых супермаркетах Испании и Украины (фото)
    Focus.ua - 05:00 Jul 13, 2025
    Украинский блогер решил сравнить цены на базовые продукты в супермаркетах Украины и Испании, чтобы выяснить, где дешевле с учетом разницы в уровне заработных плат.
  • Hundreds of Myanmar troops, civilians flee across Thai border
    Dawn - 04:53 Jul 13, 2025
    BANGKOK: More than 500 civilians and soldiers fled conflict in Myanmar and crossed into Thailand on Saturday after an assault by ethnic fighters on a military base, the Thai army said. Myanmar has been mired in civil conflict since a military coup in 2021, with the junta battling a coalition of ethnic armed groups and pro-democracy resistance forces. Saturday’s attack by the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) targeted a military base in Kayin state at around 3pm local time, Thailand’s military said in a statement. One hundred Myanmar soldiers and 467 civilians had crossed into Thailand on Saturday, where Thai military and police disarmed them and provided treatment and humanitarian aid, officials said. Three kids among 22 civilians killed in monastery bombing Saw Thamain Tun, a leader of the KNLA’s political wing, confirmed there had been fighting near the border and said that joint forces had “seized some front posts” from the army. “Some (Myanmar troops) defe­c­ted to our joint forces, but some of them r...
  • KP Governor, Malaysian diplomat vow to promote bilateral ties
    The Nation - National - 04:32 Jul 13, 2025
    Peshawar - Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Faisal Karim Kundi held a meeting with the Deputy Head of Mission of Malaysia in Pakistan, Mohd Syafik Firdaus, at the Governor House, Peshawar, on Saturday.
  • Cindy verloor haar baan nadat ze eerlijk was in functioneringsgesprek: ‘Had ik mond moeten houden?’
    AD.nl Economie - 04:30 Jul 13, 2025
    Cindy was heel blij met haar functioneringsgesprek, haar werkgever dacht er anders over, vertelt ze aan Anne-Marije Buckens, die bijna vijftien jaar een bedrijf heeft waarmee ze 50-plussers aan werk helpt. ‘Als ik 30 was geweest, had ik waarschijnlijk een ontwikkeltraject aangeboden gekregen’
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  • ‘Nu werd ik als een varkentje de jungle uit gedragen’
    FD - 04:15 Jul 13, 2025
    Schrijftster en oud-bankier Annette Herfkens overleefde als enige een vliegtuigcrash in het oerwoud van Vietnam. ‘Als je kunt zien wat er mooi is, ben je dankbaar.’ 
  • Первый шаг к примирению: состоялся тайный "мирный саммит" представителей принца Гарри и короля Чарльза (фото)
    Focus.ua - 04:08 Jul 13, 2025
    Длительному ожесточенному конфликту между королем Чарльзом и его младшим сыном принцем Гарри, вероятно, скоро наступит конец: стороны сделали первый шаг для примирения, отправив своих доверенных лиц на тайную встречу.
  • In Denemarken tekenen de boeren zelf hun verloren landbouwgrond in 
    FD - 04:00 Jul 13, 2025
    In het Scandinavische land willen de boeren deel zijn van de oplossing van het stikstofprobleem. ‘Anders sta je buitenspel.’
  • Bitcoin retail interest ‘almost nowhere to be found’ as BTC taps highs
    Cointelegraph.com - 03:42 Jul 13, 2025
    Bitcoin’s surge to all-time highs has barely moved the needle in Google search interest compared to the spike seen after Donald Trump won the US presidential election in November. Bitcoin has reached consecutive record highs this week, yet retail investors seem reluctant to jump back into the market, according to a crypto researcher. However, demand for spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is surging, with Thursday and Friday recording daily inflows of over $1 billion, the first time this has happened on two consecutive days. Bitwise head of research André Dragosch said in an X post on Friday, “Bitcoin is at new all-time highs but retail is almost nowhere to be found,” pointing to the lack of Google search interest in “Bitcoin” despite the asset setting consecutive all-time highs this week. Read more
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  • Cloudburst flooding damages homes, blocks roads in GB
    Dawn - 03:40 Jul 13, 2025
    • 13 houses, waterways, crops destroyed in Ghizer, Gilgit • Orders issued for immediate restoration of irrigation channels amid drought threat GILGIT: Extremely high summer temperatures and erratic weather patterns continue to cause destruction in Gilgit-Baltistan, as a cloudburst-induced flood damaged 13 homes, agricultural land, crops, and other properties in Gilgit and Ghizer on Saturday. The flood also blocked Naltar Highway, Gilgit-Ghizar road and other link roads. Gilgit-Baltistan Disaster Management Authority (GBDMA) Deputy Director Raja Zahooruddin Babar described the cloudburst as “unprecedented,” as such an event had never been recorded in these areas before. He said cloudbursts have happened in GB before; however, the scale of the disaster this time was unprecedented. The cloudburst resulted in a heavy downpour in several areas of Gilgit and Ghizer districts, resulting in flash floods. At least 13 homes were damaged by the deluge along with farmlands, crops, water and irrigation channels and other ...