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Damping down the fires
Today normalisation is not around the corner — but neither, now, is war
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Step in the right direction
The anti-honour-killing bill hasn’t only made waves in Pakistan but its passage has also struck a chord overseas
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Green lights for a Green Line
Karachi is a graveyard of mass transit transport systems’ proposals few of which have left the drawing board
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World Mental Health Day
On this World Mental Health Day 2016, let us acknowledge that these battles cannot be won alone
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Pakistan women hockey team
PHF must ensure that the momentum isn’t lost and the national team continues to make progress
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The post-surgical churn
Within India the ‘strikes’ have been politicised, possibly in connection with upcoming elections in Indian Punjab & UP
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Karachi restoration project
It is pleasing in this backdrop that CM Murad Ali Shah has finalised the Karachi Liveable Improvement Project
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Much-awaited humanity bills
Parliament has finally passed the much-awaited anti-honour killing and rape bills
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The UN — a new Secretary General
The United Nations (UN) has chosen a new Secretary General to replace Ban Ki-moon at the beginning of next year
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Refugees: a collective problem
Increasing number of refugees is a collective problem that the world is not collectively sharing responsibility for
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Disjointed session
On the second day sadly, the Joint Session of the Parliament became disjointed
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Ban on Indian content
Pakistani TV channels are no longer to make Indian content a part of their transmissions
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The revival of Parliament
Parliament is in need of revival, of re-energising & bringing back to the forefront of national political narrative
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CPEC — still a lack of clarity
CPEC is the largest project undertaken by the state, and will have an impact on the lives of every individual
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The Taliban ascendant
Afghan Taliban have demonstrated their military reach and capacity with another assault on the city of Kunduz
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Bilateral dialogue — an option?
The establishment in both countries realises that war would be nothing more than a folly
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Sindhi gains national status
The Sindh Assembly recently adopted a resolution to recognise Sindhi as a national language
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A widening split
August 12, 2016 may well be marked as the day on which the latent schisms within the MQM began to tear it asunder
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A time for solidarity
PM Nawaz Sharif called an all-parties meeting on Monday to gain cross-party unity at a time of national crisis
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Feeling the heat
The year 2015 was the hottest on record and 2016 is shaping up to be even hotter
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Protecting minority rights
September 27 marked a historic day for Pakistan’s minorities
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A call for help
The Modi government has whipped up war hysteria and is now having to follow through with its grandstanding
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Enter — belatedly — the UN
India argues that the role of UNMOGIP has been overtaken by the 1972 Simla Agreement
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Rumblings in Lahore
To the surprise of many something very large stirred in Lahore on September 30
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European migrant crimes
A Pakistani man is suspected to have raped the eight-year-old daughter of an Iraqi man in Berlin
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Withering state of business
Pakistan’s large-scale manufacturing (LSM) industries underwent contraction for the fourth successive month
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Hold the line and hold steady
The question of whether India carried out ‘surgical strikes’ as a response somewhat hangs in the air
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The Raiwind march
Lahore High Court on Thursday allowed the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf to hold its march on the PM residence at Raiwind
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A clear and present danger
Let us be clear and unequivocal — Pakistan does not seek or desire armed conflict with India
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Record crushing victory
Pakistan have all to play for as the T20 series should spur the ODI squad to greater things
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A new economic down low
The local business community will keep reiterating that Pakistan is suffering from competitiveness issues to no avail
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The water conflict
Both India and Pakistan share a common need regarding water and it is a diminishing resource
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Prevalent food insecurity
Pakistan is in a state of emergency with respect to nutrition
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The police — an excoriating report
Poor people and marginalised groups are most at risk of being abused by the police, but it can be anybody
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Clinton: a slim points win
Neither candidate lost their equilibrium, though Mr Trump looked decidedly flaccid towards the end
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Soaring cases of brain drain
A recent report on emigration trends points towards the level of despair in this country
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Another borrowing spree for the better?
The government’s plan to add more debt to its stockpile seems to be never-ending
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HEC closure of PhD and MPhil programmes
The ultimate goal should be to collaboratively help varsities raise their standards
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Uncertainty prevails at stock market
Pakistan Stock Exchange’s benchmark KSE-100 index finished 363.89 points higher to end at 40,135.31
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Pak-Russia joint military exercise
Show of cooperation with Russia is likely to be noticed both at home and abroad
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As Kashmir issue lingers, do we have hope?
Civilian and military leadership should form a common front against Indian belligerence
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Express Media Group runs first-ever front-page editorial
The editorial calls for the government to categorically declare the Line of Control a “red line”
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Failing to conserve rainwater
Pakistan’s geography bestows upon it an entire ocean’s worth of water supply
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Provinces discard PM’s development package
Pakistan continues to suffer from division and lack of consensus
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Barriers to women’s economic input
In Pakistan, women’s primary role is still considered to be that of a caregiver
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PM’s discourse with the UN
PM fulfilled his promise to highlight the Kashmir issue at the UN General Assembly during his speech on September 21
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Will polio ever be history?
After many years when there is finally hope that polio can be eradicated from Pakistan this year
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Falling FDI
China continues to be a major contributor of Pakistan’s FDI with other countries pulling out their investments
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The gathering storm
Indian authorities continue to take an aggressive stance which has become even more evident in wake of the Uri attack
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PCB retains Azhar Ali as captain
Pakistan maintains Azhar Ali as captain of the ODI team for the upcoming series against the West Indies