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Plastic-free Islamabad!
Islamabad can take the lead by replacing reactive policing with proactive economics
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Poorly fed
More than 60% of Pakistanis cannot afford a healthy diet
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Of protests and parleys
'Long march' that has commenced from K-P with the intent to enter the federal capital is fraught with consequences
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Mental health commitments
Pakistan has roughly 0.19 psychiatrists for every 100,000 people
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A surging insurgency
Epicentre of this deterioration is Balochistan, where fatalities increased over threefold from 265 to 829
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IWT in spotlight
Breach of a major international covenant demands a global response
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Police stations on the move
Law enforcers are notorious for corruption within the ranks
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Unsafe online
Such spaces offer entertainment and companionship
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Surging Houthis
Escalation on the part of the Houthis is uncalled for
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Ozone depletion
Lahore's poisoned air is usually discussed as a winter smog problem; not anymore
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Elusive hockey gold
Pakistan has not won a hockey gold medal at the Asian Games since 2010
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Talks in the shadows?
Days ahead of the PTI's march on the federal capital, reports of behind-the-scenes talks offer a welcome reprieve
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Sindh's rabies crisis
Government's response has focused on expanding treatment infrastructure
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Failed rescue mission
Pirates carry responsibility for the killings
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The seven-day gesture
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz
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School van safety
Pakistan needs to move towards a much stricter school-transport regime
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Eight years for injustice
Case was also the catalyst for the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM)
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US withdrawal from Iraq
Voluntary withdrawal comes as an opportunity for the US to reflect on its obsessive overseas deployments
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BRT deadline fatigue
Government must now ensure that the latest two-month commitment is the last one
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Taking away taxman's bias
Under new model, cases will be selected through computerised, risk-based algorithm rather than by individual officers
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Failing foreign guests
Recurring pattern severely damages Pakistan's international reputation
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Asiad: dismal Pakistan
Authorities must resist the familiar temptation to treat isolated achievements as evidence of wider progress
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Cockroaches on a roll
India's CJP has transformed into a formidable pressure group capable of altering the regional governance landscape
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And now DI Khan
The Dera attack came just days after the bleeding at Kohat that led to at least 31 precious lives lost
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SC's dower ruling
Supreme Court's landmark verdict last week brings much-needed clarity to these deeply entrenched issues
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PM at UNGA
UN General Assembly offers leaders an opportunity to place their country's position before the world
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Time to pursue a thaw
PTI's demands primarily centre on legal and procedural rights
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Rising seas threat
Global sea level rose by almost six millimetres in 2024
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PSM - dead but bleeding
Closed mill haemorrhaged Rs79.3 billion over the past three fiscal years alone
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Returning to MoU
Need of the hour is to ensure that de-escalation takes place instantly
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AI and the arms race
AI-assisted surveillance and automated threat detection could alter how future crises unfold
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A fragile recovery
Navigating this treacherous path without a misstep is Pakistan's greatest challenge
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Xi at White House
Xi's landmark welcome says it all
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El Niño's health threat
El Niño is a reminder that the world remains woefully unprepared for the public health consequences of extreme weather
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Scam centres
Call centres in Karachi alone had facilitated international fraud worth approximately $60 million
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Saving our sharks
According to a 2021 assessment by WWF-Pakistan, shark landings in the country fell by more than 85% over five decades
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Learning on the ruins
98% of schools in Gaza damaged or destroyed; Unicef reports 660,000 students' education affected by Israeli onslaught
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A thought for de-escalation
Secretary of State Marco Rubio hints at a possible meeting between Trump and his Iranian counterpart
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Beyond brick and mortar
Government must recruit qualified teachers, ensure basic facilities like toilets, clean drinking water, electricity
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Online predators
Pakistan must therefore avoid the temptation to substitute prohibition for protection
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The capital at a standstill
Compounding these tensions, the federal government says it is mulling Governor's rule in K-P
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Asiad opens
Pakistan has entered 23 disciplines as athletes from 45 countries and regions gather for competition across 43 sports
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Fight against polio
The K-P government's anti-polio campaign, involving 35,000 personnel, needs strong support
