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Daily Current Affairs 18 March 2023 Today Current Affairs News Are you preparing for UPSC CSE Prelims 2025? Check your progress and revise your topics through this quiz on Economy Former President Trump will host his first campaign event Tuesday since the latest assassination attempt against him over the weekend Vice President Kamala Harris is also returning to the campaign

18 March 2023 Current Affairs Today Today Current ођ Lebanon has been stunned by a wave of deadly attacks caused by exploding pagers and walkie-talkies over two days that Lebanese officials have blamed on Israel Follow the latest news here The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has officially launched its 2024 recruitment drive for the Regular Career Officer Course and Short Service Commission Officers Analysts Expect Cuts Before Christmas The Bank of England held its main interest rate at 5% today despite a 05% percentage point cut by t By March 2023 Affairs and Veterans Services Concerns she’d brought forward on behalf of sexual assault survivors “aren’t even acknowledged,” Dupuis added, writing that, for her, “(h)ostility,

18 March 2023 Current Affairs I Current Affairs Todayођ Analysts Expect Cuts Before Christmas The Bank of England held its main interest rate at 5% today despite a 05% percentage point cut by t By March 2023 Affairs and Veterans Services Concerns she’d brought forward on behalf of sexual assault survivors “aren’t even acknowledged,” Dupuis added, writing that, for her, “(h)ostility, Economists believe that the Bank of England's rate-setting committee will hold interest rates at 5% when it meets today One of Europe’s largest solar panel manufacturers has announced it will cut about 200 jobs as it battles to return to profitability amid stiff competition from ChinaMeyer Burger said its chief McFadden defends Starmer over donations row as John Major brands Rwanda scheme ‘un-British’ - Sir John Major says Rwanda scheme was worse than 18th century deportations of convicts to Australia Ukraine’s population has been shrinking rapidly during Russia’s invasion, and the decline could soon pose an additional existential threat to the country, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday

Daily Gk Update 18th March 2023 Current Affairs Economists believe that the Bank of England's rate-setting committee will hold interest rates at 5% when it meets today One of Europe’s largest solar panel manufacturers has announced it will cut about 200 jobs as it battles to return to profitability amid stiff competition from ChinaMeyer Burger said its chief McFadden defends Starmer over donations row as John Major brands Rwanda scheme ‘un-British’ - Sir John Major says Rwanda scheme was worse than 18th century deportations of convicts to Australia Ukraine’s population has been shrinking rapidly during Russia’s invasion, and the decline could soon pose an additional existential threat to the country, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday Forty miles from Fort Worth, a group of Granbury residents is banding together against a noisy Bitcoin mine they link to their health issues South Africa is a land of diversity, known for its vibrant cultural dances and colonial roots that heavily inform the current music, booming wine and tourism industry that support music festivals, and

18 March 2023 Current Affairs Daily Current Affairs McFadden defends Starmer over donations row as John Major brands Rwanda scheme ‘un-British’ - Sir John Major says Rwanda scheme was worse than 18th century deportations of convicts to Australia Ukraine’s population has been shrinking rapidly during Russia’s invasion, and the decline could soon pose an additional existential threat to the country, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday Forty miles from Fort Worth, a group of Granbury residents is banding together against a noisy Bitcoin mine they link to their health issues South Africa is a land of diversity, known for its vibrant cultural dances and colonial roots that heavily inform the current music, booming wine and tourism industry that support music festivals, and