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Editorial: The new army chief
The wait was long and the candidates all deserving
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PFA in action
Punjab Food Authority is back in action against the sale of tainted food products after a hiatus
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Women that win
Gulalai Ismail and Saba Ismail have been awarded the prestigious Chirac Prize in Paris
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A landmark law
Sindh Assembly has passed unanimously the Forced Conversion Law
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Fatter cats
A meeting of the cabinet presided over by the prime minister gave scrutiny to the salaries of federal lawmakers
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A growing anxiety
The situation along the Line of Control and the Working Boundary with India is degrading almost by the hour
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Street crime rampant
It is rare for street crime to make the headlines wherever it happens in Pakistan
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India’s risky misadventure
India is desperately trying once again but failing miserably to shoot its way out of a problem of its own making
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Deportations and Pakistan
A quarter of a million people of Pakistan origin have been deported from a range of countries over last three years
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Good ideas
IDEAS 2016 exhibition has brought chaos to the already appalling traffic problems that Karachi experiences daily
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Dodging the census
A national census every ten years is a primary planning tool in virtually every developed nation
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K-P education reforms
The state of education in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) is in a tussle with itself
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Coming full circle
Russia will host trilateral talks involving itself, Pakistan and China within the next month
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Farewell General Raheel Sharif
A tweet from the Director General ISPR set the media ablaze but settled a raging debate
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Internet freedom
There is no end to the limitations placed on the Pakistani people
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Misbahul Haq 50 not out
The Christchurch Test was Misbahul Haq’s 50th as Pakistan’s captain
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Poverty dropping
Millions remain undeniably poor, but the nature of poverty is changing
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Climate around climate change
The US is a major contributor to global emissions and recently instigated the Climate Action Plan
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Investors wary
There is one caveat which one must keep in mind while trying to fathom the trends in Pakistani stock markets
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Beneath the waves
There is every possibility that an Indian submarine was seeking intelligence close to our national territorial waters
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A ‘No’ for India
The trading of nuclear materials is a tightly regulated but hugely profitable business
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The paper chase
By the admission of PTI’s own legal counsel the 17th November was not a good day in court
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Mr Erdogan’s address
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, addressed a joint session of Parliament on 17th for the third time
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The Panama crawl
After yet another fruitless day in the Supreme Court the Panama Papers hearings have been adjourned until November 30
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Army Chief’s address: a reflection
Aggression is counterproductive and so has it proved for New Delhi
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The Pak-Turk schools
Interior Ministry has asked Turkish nationals who work at Pak-Turk schools to leave the country by Nov 20
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Cyber protection and hate speech
Government and the Ministry of Interior is monitoring the cyber arena for hate mongering
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Seeking wiggle-room
Sartaj Aziz has announced that he plans to attend the Heart of Asia conference in India to discuss Afghanistan
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Economic progress
Metrics show that Pakistan is making steady progress towards improving its economic conditions
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The Trump Presidency
Where there is less uncertainty is around the issue of immigration and illegal immigrants into the USA
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A blizzard of papers
Has the PM broken any law in Pakistan, and if so how, and when
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Rapid strides in MMA
Ahmed 'Wolverine’ Mujtaba is latest sports sensation who romped home to an eight consecutive Mixed Martial Arts win
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Open for business
Gwadar the port has finally become active
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From ‘cold peace’ to ‘hot peace’
The UN continues to sit on its hands and India pushes ever closer to an explosive tipping-point
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Saying no to drugs
Punjab government has issued instructions for enforcing the ban on drugs in educational institutions
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Pollution crackdown
The City District Government Lahore (CDGL) has moved rather swiftly in attempt to mitigate environmental pollution
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Slaughter of the innocents
At least 52 died immediately and over 100 were injured in Shah Noorani shrine blast
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A ‘Trumped’ world for Muslims
After the deluge of poison that was Trump’s campaign, there will be a reckoning during his presidency
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Gadani — From tragedy to scandal
Hundreds die every year and thousands are injured because life is cheap as is labour
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Doctors dispute ends
Crowd control and policing can occupy significant amounts of time, energy and expense for police forces nationally
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Dark happenings in the country
Human trafficking remains a major topic in Pakistan
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Consumer confidence drops
Gauging the mood of the nation — or indeed any nation — is never easy
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A new Sindh governor
A political era may have been truly said to come to an end
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Pakistan’s education sector
Our nation’s education sector has always been the state’s stepchild
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Stocks: hoping for the best
Pakistan also enjoys the GSP package along with 129 countries
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Through a glass darkly
The business-minded Mr Trump will be eyeing Indian markets which are a huge opportunity for US manufacturers
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All change at the top in Sindh
On the day that America delivered itself of a political shock another shock was happening in Pakistan
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President–elect Trump
It is perhaps the biggest political upset that America has ever seen in electoral terms
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Internet rights activism
Nighat Dad has been granted the 2016 Human Rights Tulip Award by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Security and insecurity
There can be no doubt that the United Nations (UN) is an agency in need of reform at every level