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Sentence dealt
Some 14 months later, Khadija’s family has received some respite from a judgment handed to the suspect, Shah Hussain
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Managing the interregnum
Panama Papers affair will gradually recede and elective feudalism will continue its untroubled way
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CPEC at ease
Chinese Foreign Ministry says China-Pakistan strategic cooperative partnership will not be affected by Nawaz's ouster
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Due time for justice
One can only hope that Sabri’s case does not become lost or muddled amidst the myriad of other accusations leveled
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Buck should not stop at Nawaz
The apex court handed down its judgment sending the prime minister home, the country finds itself at crossroads
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Privacy, tampering and the state
All governments have secrets and some of them essential to the maintenance of order and stability
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End panchayat politics
The panchayat ordered the victim’s brother to rape the perpetrator’s sister as an act of revenge
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Political pyramids
The single exception has an ego only slightly smaller than Alpha Centauri and is unchallengeable anyway
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Kasur child abuse ring part two
The failure occurred not only in punishing culprits, but also in setting an effective example for them
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Female staff for a change
60 female staffers, including community and social mobilisers, will be hired for anti-polio activities across Bajaur
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The cost of progress
The blatant answer is at the cost of innocent civilian lives
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The petrol shambles
This is a fixable problem
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A welcome objectivity
There is going to have to be a successor
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Put an end to this madness
Had Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif come clean at the outset there would have been no Joint Investigation Team
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Perceptual adjustments
Pakistan has an undeniable image problem
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Lahore bombed again
So far there is no claim of ownership of the blast, and any claim has to be treated with caution anyway
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Taliban onslaught
The Taliban have moved unchallenged to a summertime offensive
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South Asians in Kenya
Kenyatta’s decision can be seen as motivated by next month’s general election
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Attacks on law enforcers
Proper investment on surveillance systems to protect our cities will help improve the law and order situation
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Children as commodities
Where is the outrage at these awful crimes? None noted
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Shocking test results
We watch and wait for the results
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And now the bad news
Refocus, retrench and bite a few bullets no matter the squeals from a privileged few
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The only decent thing to do
The unanswered questions generate their own questions and they are existential
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Glimmer of hope
Turkey’s president is taking personal interest in resolving the conflict, and China shows interest too
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Medical emergency
The adequate provision of healthcare is a fundamental human right
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The burdens of high office
Perhaps a few more chief ministers should get a grilling live on air — but maybe that is too much to hope for
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All stick, no carrot
There is also acknowledgement of the reduction in terrorist attacks, a phenomenon widely noted in domestic media
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No way home
Sectarian violence in the recent past has already resulted in the loss of countless lives
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Lawyers cast first stone
We await a final verdict of the Supreme Court while keeping up with new strategies employed by the family
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Globalisation and the media
'You affect the world by what you browse'
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Misreporting of numbers
Pakistan’s economy may have made some progress, but most of it came on the back of falling oil prices
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A measurable upswing
Terrorism is not defeated but it has been rolled back, the streets really are safer
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A tapping of judicial feet
Vast amounts of time, money and effort have been expended by all sides to defeat or break the other
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No blame on women’s team
The social media went abuzz with varied opinions on the Pakistan women’s team’s debacle
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The Islamic State puzzle
IS flag has flown from a bakery in Bahawalpur where IS symbols were for a while obvious in a number of retail outlets
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All hangs in midair
The PM is going nowhere other than safely home to his bed, there to smile in his sleep
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Rawal Lake
Tampering with the water supply is a serious offence; anyone who tries to poison water supplies will be punished
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Better sense prevails
Attitudes and responses by the Indian army somewhat parallel attitudes we have been familiar with in our own country
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Anatomy of a tariff tussle
Karachi Electric, soon to be acquired by Shanghai Electric Power, holds a steady stance on its argument
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A ray of hope
If the police actively employ the anti-terrorism clause, there may be hope that fewer criminals evade bars
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Pakistan unseen
Ours is a complex neighbourhood and getting ever more so
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Atlas begins to stir
American policy regarding Afghanistan and Pakistan is still evolving
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The climate-change emergency
This is not alarmism for the sake of a headline; this is what is going to happen a generation hence
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Excessive cruelty
The police have taken the landlord into custody and will present him before a magistrate soon
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Warfare in the Twilight Zone
A reliable source has told this newspaper that more than 70 people have been interrogated for making critical postings
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In the line of fire
Earlier this month a local politician and his guard were also slain
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Trump in Europe — again
Ostensibly the two are to talk Syria and counter-terrorism
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Preparing the ground
This is not the first time that the CEC has delivered a wake-up call to the legislature
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In the wake of lower remittances
The most obvious option would be to boost exports in non-traditional areas
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Saving our heritage sites
The frenzy of urban development must be halted if it is coming at the risk of endangerment to our heritage sites