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The UN has spent approximately $8 billion annually on its peacekeeping missions in previous years (for example, in 2016 the budget was in excess of $8bn, while more recent figures put it around $7 billion).

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The Enhanced Partnership with Pakistan Act of 2009,

It is also known as the Kerry-Lugar-Berman Act, which authorized the provision of up to $1.5 billion

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China is Pakistan’s largest trade partner.

Trade between Pakistan and China increased significantly after CPEC (2015).

Both countries signed a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) in 2006.

This partnership plays a key role in Pakistan’s economy and infrastructure development.

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The London Stock Exchange (LSE) is the oldest in the world

It is located in Paternoster Square in the City of London, England

It was founded by the English financier Thomas Gresham and Sir Richard Clough 

It was opened by Queen Elizabeth I in 1571

Founded: 30 December 1801

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The lion's share of the UN's (United Nations) budget, particularly its regular budget, focuses heavily on:

• Peacekeeping operations
• Humanitarian aid
• Economic and social development
• Human right

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The services sector contributes the largest share to GDP.

It includes trade, transport, banking, and communication.

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• MFN is the abbreviation of "The most favored nation."
• It refers to a status or treatment accorded by one country to another in international trade, wherein the first country extends the same trade advantages, such as tariffs or quotas, that it offers to its most favored trading partner to all other countries with MFN status.

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The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) is responsible for the formulation of monetary policy in Pakistan.

It manages the country's monetary policy to ensure economic stability and control inflation.

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Large datasets require massive storage capacity and powerful processing resources, leading to high costs and computational complexity.

Big data often contains redundancy, inconsistencies, and requires efficient management systems to ensure accuracy and accessibility.