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Religion and Science
It appears that behaviour and perhaps laws of nature change at every level
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Behold the wooden horse
If the Taliban take over Afghanistan, Pakistan will be subjected to a double whammy
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Kashmir ban gaya Pakistan
The head of the tabdeeli sarkar promises to hold two referendums in AJK
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Is Afghanistan nearing Balkanisation?
The two contending belligerents in Afghanistan hold off their areas under occupation
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Migrant pushbacks
Number of people in poorer countries compelled to move amid tumultuousness caused by varied form of conflict
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The unfolding Kashmir tragedy
On this day in 2019, India annexed the erstwhile Muslim majority state after annulling Article 370 of its constitution
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The wages of misplaced accountability
No actions despite two commissions formed on orders of the PM to identify the culprits behind the sugar and oil scams
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No enemies, no allies
The spoilers of peace in Afghanistan, are the same forces of disruption today that are thriving in chaos
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To build a community of health for all
In the face of the pandemic, the international community needs solidarity and cooperation more than ever
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Afghan ruling clique and the Afghan people
Over thirty years of continuous war with generations growing up under unending violence
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Political pandemic
Even after more than seven decades, the country is yet to meander through ‘its most crucial time’
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Time to revise SPPRA rules
To provide a step-by-step guideline for interested contractors and suppliers to engage in procurement activities
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Writing history with blood: K-P police martyrs
Martyrs’ Day acknowledges the sacrifices of police for protecting the life and properties of the citizens
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Balancing ties with China and the US
Beijing and Washington mutual relations sour and require renewed vigour
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Caught between a fire and a hard place!
Global warming directly results from human actions and intervention
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The gathering storm
Prime Minister Imran Khan is correct in stating that the Americans made a mess in Afghanistan
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Budget 21-22: the resource puzzle
At present, the consolidated fiscal deficit is forecasted to be Rs3.4 trillion or 6.3% of GDP
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The choices we make
The rates of infection and mortality are going in the wrong direction and that too quite sharply
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Trusting the Afghan Taliban
Last few days saw hectic diplomatic activities in the region on the Afghan front
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The rise and rise in inflation
The idea of importing food seems strange in case of Pakistan which is primarily an agricultural country
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Moving into an uncertain economic world
Global economic trends will be affected by both domestic and world politics
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Public hanging
The sudden rise in cases of violence against women has caused much debate in Pakistan
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Cloudburst in Islamabad
Amid the noise of excessive rain, the meagre calls for climate change gets drowned out.
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Proof of ‘aliveness’
A unique place where healing, compassion, humanity and learning come together
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Crossing the frontiers
Geographical dimension of power is quite different from the human dimension of power
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Will Afghanistan again be declared a pariah state?
Blinken warns that Afghanistan would become a ‘pariah’ state if the Taliban take its control by force
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Awaiting victory dance for Taliban?
As the Taliban look well set to shoot their way into the vacuum being caused by the US troop withdrawal
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Taxing wealth
The economic models being used to deliver global growth are lopsided and unsustainable
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Prospects of a Pakistan-friendly Afghanistan
Pakistan’s Afghan policy remains unflinchingly consistent since the withdrawal of the Soviet Union in 1989
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The myth of privacy
The Pegasus Project has blown the lid off of the Pandora’s box of fears and doubts
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Online education: the new abnormal
Over the last one and half years of rollercoaster, one has seen education in Pakistan going downhill.
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Cryptocurrency: a solution to corruption and transparency
Govt should regulate cryptocurrency by hiring experts who can lead the initiative for the next five years
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End Yemen’s misery
The poorest Arab country has been marred by a civil war since the last decade
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Dissecting PML-N’s politics
The just-concluded Azad Jammu and Kashmir election ‘must’ be a moment of reflection for the PML-N
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The changing geography of remittance inflows
A closer look at country-wise remittance flows reveals some interesting patterns
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The black hole of democracy
Once again, the rights are intangible but their physique is not
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Climate change: everyone’s concern
Climate-related disasters and rising sea levels pose a serious threat to hundreds of millions of people
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Sheberghan, Dostum and Turkey’s aspirations in Afghanistan
Erdogan’s apparently pro-Dostum, pro-Turkic maneuver may just split the already divided Islamic world
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Afghan peace: what’s required?
The two-day talks between the Afghan HCNR and the Taliban ended without a major breakthrough
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Noor’s murder and the larger picture
Incident brings into sharp focus the brutality and moral decadence of some of the filthy rich
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Celebrating Hepatitis Day with hope to combat HEV
WHO recognises Hepatitis E as a major public health challenge
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Alhamdulillah, sir!
Civilian decision-making requires discussions at all levels and dissenting notes
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Protecting victims of IPV and domestic violence law
Pakistan’s government is liable to protect women against the offences perpetrated by private actors
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The forgotten articles of the Constitution
The truth is that 50 years on, socio-economic and political monopolies have captured Pakistan’s state
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Hashtag justice or watershed moment?
More than one out of every four women have experienced physical violence
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The enablers
Women in Pakistan have been living in an epidemic that starts from the time they are born
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Life sans gratitude
Despite the material riches, humankind appears to be alienated and ungrateful
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Pakistan’s tough foreign policy challenges
PM and COAS agree a paradigm shift to transform Pakistan from geo-strategic to a geo-economic hub is needed
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Taken for a ride
Pakistanis wonder why ever we let our national carrier disintegrate, thanks to corruption and incompetence
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Climate change is hitting the rich
Days before Europe was hit by floods, a European weather agency issued a warning