The Hollywood release calendar appears to be lit as several exciting sequels and live-action remakes of animated classics are set to release this year! Check out the list of films we’re excited for.
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The Lion King –A live-action remake of Disney’s animated classic, following the adventures of the young Simba.
Release Date: July 19, 2019
Avengers: The End Game – After the devastating events of the Infinity War, the Avengers gather to undo Thanos’ actions and restore order to the universe.
Release Date: April 26, 2019
Spider Man: Far from Home – Peter Parker joins hands with Nick Fury to stop the evil Mysterio from wreaking havoc across the continent.
Release Date: July 5, 2019
Aladdin – Will Disney’s adaption of its animated classic live up to the original?
Release Date: May 24, 2019
Frozen 2 – Anna, Elsa and Olaf venture into the forest to learn the truth about an ancient mystery of their kingdom.
Release Date: November 22, 2019
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood – Inspired by real-life events, the mystery thriller follows the journey of a faded TV actor during the final years of Hollywood’s Golden Age.
As many as 0.6 million Pakistanis “will lose their jobs by
July 2019”, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Mohammad Zubair Umar
has claimed amid questions being raised over the government’s efforts for the
uplifting of the country’s economy.
“Unemployment is rising by the day and it is expected that
by end of the fiscal year, 600,000 Pakistanis will have lost their jobs,” Zubair
said in a statement issued after the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government
completed 200 days in centre.
Due to the poor economy, he added, more than four million people “will also go below the poverty line”.
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The claims, however, were refuted by Minister of State for
Revenue Hammad Azhar, who termed Zubair’s statement “the worst case of
inaccurate numbers and half-truths”.
“Pure conjecture. With private sector borrowing up and
exporters gearing up for higher productions and foreign investors showing
unprecedented interest, Pakistan is readjusting for investment and
employment-led growth,” Azhar said.
He further stated the most comprehensive and consolidated
poverty alleviation programme was being developed by the government and there
was no truth to Zubair’s statement regarding millions of people going below the
poverty line.
With the row between members of the ruling PTI and PML-N
continuing, The Current reached out to a Lahore-based political
economist and public policy professional Rahema Hasan for the validity of
either side’s claims.
“People may not be losing their jobs by the end of the
fiscal year, but it’s the number of people entering the labour force annually,
which will add to the unemployment rate,” she said.
“Unemployment figures are high for Pakistan, but estimations
need to be made on concurrent information and not perceptions,” she said and
added that such claims could discourage private sector investment confidence
and put pressure on public resources.
On the other hand, the government needs to put down
estimations of how much employment is expected out of the investment coming to
Pakistan; for example, 1,000 jobs per every $100 million invested in the
agriculture sector, Rahema said further.
“Perception is a key to economic decision making, however,
necessarily based on incomplete and unverified information, it is equated with
reality for most practical purposes and guides human behavior,” she said.
Rahema was of the view that mere assumptions and political
gimmicks could have devastating effects on economic decision-making.
The Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) is considered centre-left in the country’s political spectrum owing to its support towards public ownership, egalitarianism, equality and a strong national defence.
Since its foundation in 1967, it has been a major political
left-wing force in the country. Although the party’s leadership has been
dominated by the members of the Bhutto family, it has been voted to power on
five separate occasions on the basis of the close affiliation it has had with
the masses.
While the fate of one of the country’s largest political entities hangs in balance amid the entire fake accounts case fiasco against party President Asif Ali Zardari and co, here are five ways you can defend the PPP.
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5. Bhutto’s UNSC video:
On December 15, 1971, Bhutto walked out of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) after accusing it of “legalising aggression”.
The then foreign minister Bhutto strode down the carpeted
main hall past milling groups of surprised diplomats and was followed by seven
members of his delegation.
While the positive and negative impacts of the move remain
debated till date, it is a bit too hard to get over Bhutto’s boldness.
4. Call for maximum
provincial autonomy:
PPP has always been a staunch supporter of provincial
autonomy, which it proved by passing the 18th Amendment to the
Constitution of Pakistan in 2010.
The 18th Amendment has led to a significant increase in
provincial autonomy on the basis of ethnic diversity, multiple political
parties and diverse political spectrum.
The major crux of the 18th Amendment with regards to
political autonomy was the dissolution of 17 ministries, including education,
food, agriculture and health, from the centre to provinces allowing the latter
to formulate policies and projects in their own domain.
3. ‘Lionhearted’
leaders:
The PPP, in its own words, has always been led by courageous
leaders; from its founding chairman, the late Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, to his
daughter the late Benazir Bhutto.
While Zulfikar Ali Bhutto did not strike a deal during the
dark days of dictatorship and preferred to lay down his life, Benazir returned
to the country, knowing her life was in danger.
The unfortunate series of events that followed Benazir’s
return are known to all, however, the legacy lives on.
2.Undeterred activism:
At a time when Pakistan witnesses a significant surge in
political awareness, PPP is the only political party that speaks for the rights
of people, including minorities, missing persons and women, while not
succumbing to any pressure.
A recent example is Senator Mustafa Khokhar urging the
authorities concerned to lodge the long-pending First Information Report (FIR)
into the murder case of teacher and activist Arman Loni, who was allegedly
killed in a police crackdown on peaceful protesters.
Raising its voice for the rights of minorities and openly
speaking against the misuse of blasphemy laws, as now accepted by the state as
well, is another reason for the PPP to be loved.
1. Senator Krishna
Kumari:
PPP’s Krishna Kumari Kohli is the first-ever senator from a scheduled
caste. Krishna was elected to the Senate after campaigning for women’s rights,
having previously been forced into bonded labour for three years.
Hailing from Nagarparkar, a village in Tharparkar where
women are to date deprived of basic facilities, Krishna continued to strive for
a better future, all of which paid off after she was awarded a ticket to
contest the polls for the upper house of the parliament by PPP in 2018.
She also chaired the Senate session on International Women’s
Day 2019.
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