Editorial

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Economic desperation and organised crime further fuel the crisis.

This contradiction lies at the heart of Pakistan's tobacco control struggle.

There is an opportunity in disaster for India to start talking to Pakistan

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Qalandars have been led by just one man - pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi

Roads that are already under strain become virtually impassable.

Islamabad strived restlessly to make the Taliban 2.0 leadership realise that harbouring criminals

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Measles is not a new disease. Nor is its prevention a mystery.

At least 94% of all hospitals in the Gaza Strip have been damaged or destroyed.

No excuses must be entertained at any level, and none should go off the hook.

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Rising temperatures, prolonged droughts and erratic weather patterns have turned Pakistan's forests into tinderboxes.

Israeli forces fired at a diplomatic delegation near the Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank.

The task for economic managers is to keep going and not to look back

All too often, such cases are derailed by blood money payments.

Silence is complicity. Ambiguity is dangerous. The state must respond with clarity and strength.

The other one, Ayub Khan, was a case of self-promotion.

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This is putting life in danger for a national honour – daredevilry in every sense of the word.

If the Sindh government is serious about development, it must commit to better planning.

This methodical madness is in need of being checked instantly.

Eight million more women now also have access to numerous learning and earning opportunities

It also prohibits non-filers from most banking activities including opening accounts

The authorities are in need of working day in and out to realise the dream of the lingering pilgrims

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Karachi has been saved from what would have been a civic infrastructure havoc.

The world now understands that peace in the region cannot come at the cost of ignoring Pakistan's concerns.

A notable change has been regarding Saudi Arabia and the Abraham Accords.

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International research has shown that the only effective way to reduce consumption is to reduce demand.

The state must do more than pass judgment, and pursue justice with consistency and courage.

A review petition challenging the majority decision of July 12, 2024 on the reserved seats is under question.

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