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Obscure Indian cyber firm spied on politicians, investors worldwide
BellTroX InfoTech Services targeted government officials in Europe, well-known investors in the United States
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'Help the government save its life and the lives of others'
Sindh CM's appeal comes as the province reports 1,748 new cases – majority of them in Karachi
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Honda hit by cyber attack, some production suspended
Suspected ransomware attack affected Honda’s production globally, forcing some plants to stop operations
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BCCI wants quick decision on fate of T20 World Cup
The ICC is set to discuss contingency plans at its board meeting on Wednesday
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Robot built for Japan's aging workforce finds Covid-19 job
Japanese robot uses ultraviolet light to kill viruses on door handles
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FIA wants PPP plea against US blogger dismissed
Islamabad sessions court seeks Cynthia Ritchie’s reply on June 13
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India thrive on verbal clashes: Matthew Wade
The 32-year-old Tasmanian has dished out his fair share of “sledging” on the field
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Emirates resumes flight operations from Pakistan
Social distancing measures will be applied and baggage will be disinfected at all three airport
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Iran will execute informant convicted of spying on Soleimani for CIA
On January 3, a US drone strike in Iraq killed Soleimani
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Pakistan's training camp for England tour called-off
30 players were supposed to take part in the training camp
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University’s reset buttons
We need to have more empathy and less dashboards, more understanding and less allegiance to precedence
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Why are we losing the locust war?
Now is the time to put together all our efforts to fight the locust war, build capacity of agriculture departments
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Streets of rage
While we laud the protests in America and India, we spurn the ones in our own country tackling injustice
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America in pain
The problem with Trump is that his current faith, belief is at cross purpose with large majority of American people
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Human life or economy?
The government’s indecisive approach will likely damage Pakistan both in terms of human loss as well as the economy
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Taliban’s summer offensive 2020?
Violent groups operating in Afghanistan have to decide whether they support Taliban or relocate themselves
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Which way is the United States headed?
What we witness in the US is the consequences of three years without leadership
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Landmark decision
Justice Minallah’s consideration of animal rights is the only fitting judicial response to the crises faced by animals
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Law and accountability in the post-truth era
How far has the post-truth era affected societies and states?
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Why is politics so despised?
Perhaps Bilawal and Maryam need to review this politics of salacious returns
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Covid-19: bad data, bad decisions
Maybe it’s time to know what we are not expert at!
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Celebrating biodiversity in Pakistan
Now more than ever we must conserve what’s left of nature because without the natural world, we won’t survive either
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Curbing corruption
NAB’s problem since its launch has been its very weak prosecution wing
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Coping with the locust assault
Pakistan alone is expected to incur losses of around $4 billion due to locust-caused destruction
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Don’t push the marginalised in the corner
Each black rebellion pushed US back just a little bit, equality between blacks, whites remains a longing dream in 2020
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Politics, race, violence and America
You do not rise the top of the food-chain by being irreparable
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The 10th NFC and its discontents
There is no alternative to federal government putting its own fiscal house in order
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A second American Civil War?
The second American Civil War is inevitable unless the American people get rid of President Trump
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Balance of power and nuclearisation of South Asia
The balance of power theory is in fact as old as history.
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The next calamity
Climate trauma and the Covid crises are an eye-opener for mankind
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The divided state of America
Politics is always manipulative but with President Trump it is a whole other level
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I can’t breathe
The US has only become more strident in its discriminatory attitude against blacks
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The future of warfare and Artificial Intelligence
The greatest impact of AI on warfare may be social since autonomous, AI-driven machines increasingly replace humans
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Pakistan, India and the minorities
'Treatment of minorities is a barometer of the state of human rights in a society'
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Budget FY21 — growth imperatives
We can demonstrate through the budget a move to higher growth that is inclusive, sustainable and promotes stability
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Covid-19 and our insensitive mentality
In crises like this, when people should be worried about the future, care-free individuals enjoy living in the moment
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The escalating US-China tensions
The challenge that faces Pakistan now is how to navigate the current rivalry between the US and China
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Democracy and welfare: an antidote to radicalisation
Radicalisation has emerged in a different form post 9/11 and is considered significant in the ongoing militancy
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PK 8303 crash: Search for justice
If anything, the accident frequency during the last eight years has increased.
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The moral vacuum
In many ways, the world around us has changed immensely
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Improving flight safety in Pakistan
So, what needs to be done to make air travel in Pakistan safer?
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Why is selling government so hard?
Selling politicians and government initiatives has been so hard in Pakistan. Why?
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Modi-Trump nexus and CPEC
It is therefore not surprising that China’s action in Ladakh is stronger than usual
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PK 8303 crash: Callous, incompetent
Like most air crashes in the past, one fears that this too will be swept under the carpet
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The new Great Game in Asia?
There is a view that the current standoff between China-India is much more than just a border issue
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China flexes its muscles
President Xi and his associates don’t wish to see the repeat of the huge street protests in 2003
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A headless neighbour
History is a reminder that Pakistan has never allowed the region to be destabilised to the point of no return
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Periods don’t stop for pandemics
Covid-19 has brought the world to a standstill; however, the pandemic could not stop nature
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India’s two-front conundrum
2020 may be a different era but a replica of ’62 is in play
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India: resumption of follies
Can India afford to indulge in such a competition with China?
















































