Leading Romanian presidential candidate spells trouble for NATO and Ukraine
Megan Varner/Getty Mourners honored former 's humble roots while paying their respects after on Sunday, Dec. 29. Photographers captured a makeshift tribute to the 39th president of the United States outside of the Carter Presidential Center in Atlanta, Georgia, in the hours after Carter's death was announced. Among the traditional flower bouquets, well wishers also placed peanut containers, peanut butter and peaches around the Carter Center sign, . By the evening, a chalkboard sign reading "We love you President Carter" was also added, as seen in a Getty image. Related: The peaches, are, of course, a nod to Georgia's most iconic export. The peanuts and peanut butter honor Carter's personal and family history. Diana Walker/Getty Carter was born into a family of primarily peanut farmers. Much of his youth was spent that his family had cultivated, and Carter used the money he earned to jumpstart his career. Later, he oversaw the farm, himself, after it had before Carter's father's death, according to the Miller Center of Public Affairs. It was not smooth sailing — in fact, it took him many years to turn a decent net profit. Related: Carter, of course, attended the Naval Academy and worked as an engineer before moving into politics, eventually becoming Georgia's governor before his one term as commander in chief. He was the longest-lived president in United States history — a title he held , and a record he broke with each birthday thereafter. Carter was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Rosalynn Carter, , at 96. Alongside Rosalynn, the former president founded the Carter Center in 1982 as a humanitarian, nongovernmental and nonprofit organization. Read the original article onSARGODHA - The sale of new and used warm clothes has significantly increased in Sargodha and its tehsils, including Shahpur, Sillanwali, Sahiwal, Bhalwal, and Kotmomin. Various winter essentials, such as gloves, woolen hats, mufflers, pullovers, sweatshirts, and jackets, are prominently displayed outside shops and on stalls in different localities. Markets and weekly bazaars are bustling with crowds of shoppers bargaining with retailers. In addition to clothing, heaps of quilts, bed covers, blankets, and rugs are also available for sale. The sudden onset of chilly weather, particularly during the night over the past 10 days, has compelled people to stock up on winter apparel and other necessities. Used winter items, including quilts and blankets, are a popular choice for budget-conscious buyers. A local visitor, Ghulam Rasool, commented, “Although the government is taking steps to curb inflation and provide relief to the poor, a nearly 20pc increase in the prices of winter clothing compared to last year has been observed.” Vendors and shopkeepers are experiencing a surge in business, with winter apparel selling rapidly. “Our business is thriving these days as the demand for warm clothes has skyrocketed,” said Suleman Ahmed, a second-hand clothing dealer at Shaheen Chowk Bazaar. Another dealer on Station Road expressed similar sentiments, stating, “Our sales have doubled, and we anticipate further growth in the coming days.” China to cut import tariffs on some recycled copper and aluminium raw materials Shoppers are becoming increasingly selective, focusing on quality and affordability when purchasing used clothing. “Customers not only look for the best quality but also aim to get items at the lowest possible prices,” said Ali Ahmed, a shop owner at Al Munir Market in Sargodha. He noted that international brands are particularly popular among buyers, with many seeking slightly used items from renowned labels. Traders typically purchase second-hand clothing in bulk, sorted by categories for men, women, and children. “Some customers have a keen eye for quality products, picking them out like hawks from heaps of used clothing,” Ali Ahmed explained. “Even at fixed-price shops, bargaining is common, as people strive to find affordable yet durable options.” As the cold weather persists, bazaars across Sargodha are teeming with shoppers searching for practical and budget-friendly winter essentials, signaling a profitable season for vendors and stall-holders. Pakistani food exporters return from Kuala Lumpur Tags: surge warm clothes sale sargodha
The play, written and directed by the celebrated playwright Clara Masters, was highly anticipated by theatre enthusiasts and industry insiders. With a talented cast of seasoned actors and a reputation for pushing boundaries, Furious Donkey seemed poised for yet another groundbreaking success. However, as the curtains rose and the story unfolded, it quickly became apparent that something was amiss.