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13 December:
The Switzerland Parliament has approved to grant Pakistan, among 18 countries, to access its financial data starting from 2021.
03 December:
Pakistan made $1 billion foreign debt repayment
02 December:
Megan Rapinoe wins Women's Ballon d'Or 2019, Lucy Bronze second
02 December:
Those Six EU countries who have joined INSTEX are:Belgium, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden
02 December:
Lionel Messi claimed record sixth men's Ballon d'Or award at the age of 32 in Paris. Messi has scored 46 goals in 54 matches so far in 2019, and netted 36 times in total in 34 La Liga matches
02 December:
165,000 suffering from HIV virus in Pakistan. Which is a 369% increase since 2010
01 December:
Six European countries join barter system for Iran trade(INSTEX) INSTEX barter mechanism: which is designed to circumvent US sanctions against trade with Iran by avoiding use of the dollar
01 December:
Iraq's parliament on Sunday accepted the resignation of embattled Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi after weeks of huge protests demanding better economic conditions and an overhaul of the country's political system
27 October:
The Pentagon awarded Microsoft a $10 billion cloud computing contract named War Cloud, snubbing early front-runner Amazon
20 October:
Australian carrier Qantas has completed a test of the longest non-stop commercial passenger flight as part of research on how the journey could affect pilots, crew and passengers. The Boeing 787-9 with 49 people on board took 19 hours and 16 minutes to fly from New York to Sydney, a 16,200-km (10,066-mile) route.