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Digital payment policy review
Finance Minister implores the State Bank of Pakistan to review its digital payment policies
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What women wear
Obsession over the way women dress occurs at both ends of the spectrum
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Barter with Iran
Tehran finds its economy down in the dumps
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Extremism in Kerala
Hindu hardliners have blocked entry for women at Lord Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala despite landmark ruling
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India’s growing military hardware
India keeps spending billions of dollars on purchases of weapons system
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Trump’s obsession
US President Donald Trump fired his latest salvo at illegal migrants
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Boosting capacity and compliance
Financial Action Task Force team is meeting with Pakistani government representatives
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Calls interrupted
Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has decided to ban all unregistered mobile phones this month
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The path of prudence, please
Pakistan, once again, faces high external and fiscal risks
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Tattered but hardly unfixable
Countries like Pakistan have often fared poorly in the Global Competitiveness Report
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Effective fee controls needed
Chief Justice Mian Saqib Nisar asked private schools to submit their audit reports
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Mani versus Sethi
Ehsan Mani says he would have encouraged ‘board-to-board’ and ‘board-to-government’ talks
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A plan without foresight
Environmental impact assessments need to be valued
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Shifting the fulcrum
Islamabad had often gone the extra mile to provide whatever assistance was required of it
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Greed trumps heritage again
Evacuee Trust Property Board endorsed the razing of an archaeological building inside the walled city of Peshawar
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Housing societies and CDA
100 private housing societies being built, or already built, in the federal capital may be illegal
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Staying on the high wire
ECC’s upcoming meeting will consider proposal to approve an increase of up to 26% in power tariff
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Shrine donations audit
Supreme Court has ordered an audit on the donations collected at Punjab shrines
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When one gate closes
Tensions flared along the border after Afghan troops objected to Pakistani officials’ efforts to build a border fence
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Sharing gains, mirroring losses
On Sunday, by-elections were held for 11 National Assembly and 24 provincial assembly seats
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MQM: split after split
The power struggle continued for some time before they finally decided to bury the hatchet
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Raking in the foreign money
Premier's strategy to increase foreign remittance from overseas Pakistanis is sharp
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Addressing water worries
Internal neglect of the water sector over the decades has resulted in inter-provincial disputes
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With a little help from our friends
It has been quite a tricky proposition to arrange stopgap financing worth $2-3 billion from friendly countries
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A tragic loss of lives
Winter hits the snow-white Himalayan peak of western Nepal early
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Unenviable conditions
Islamabad finds itself in a tight spot
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UAE not home anymore
Pakistan’s domination in Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi is slowly waning
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United like never before
The two biggest political parties try to get on the same page
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Anatomy of financial horrors
The country faces the worst crises till date
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Eye on a fresh bilateral pact
The relationship between Pakistan and India and the resulting water tug is a part of the shared decade-old history
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A roof of one’s own
Shortage of housing units in urban areas has been an important issue for a long time
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Better, not worse, drought response
The drought in Thar can be traced to exploitative economic policies of the government
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Heritage sites in tatters
Heritage sites lie at the bottom of government’s priority list
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Changes in Punjab police
Punjab Inspector General Police was sacked for not complying with PTI’s recommendations of illegitimate transfers
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Taking the Asian option
Pakistan has turned to the International Monetary Fund for a bailout package
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Fragility foretold
There has been a wander into fantasy-land as the PTI attempted to dodge reality and raise funds
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The greening of Punjab
Awareness — always a trusty standby and very cheap — is to be raised
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Avoiding stigma and agony
Enforced disappearances unfortunately have more to do with acts of abduction carried out clandestinely
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Deep pluralist strands
Lok Virsa is all set to host a 10-day-long folk festival, from November 2 to 10
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FATF follow-up
A team from the Financial Action Task Force began talks with Pakistani officials on October 8
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Patience on a monument
Pakistan has not extracted sufficient information from 11 countries known as tax havens around the world
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Ronaldo allegations
The teammates, including Coach Massimiliano Allegri, who have supported Ronaldo are cautioned
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INGOs under scrutiny
These INGOs as well as local NGOs work towards providing education, poverty alleviation and human rights
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Disturbing the peace operations
Allegations made against UN peace workers or simply ‘workers’ as they deserve to be called must be handled with tact
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Fair shares for all
The impression is given that the PTI has little interest in fair shares for all and equal representation
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Where it hurts most
Politicians are unwilling to show the commitment necessary to release the blocked arrears
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The 100 days mantra
As things stand it could go either way for the PTI government
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Preferring violence to dialogue
On September 30, a primary school for boys was razed to the ground in Arandu Gol area of Chitral by a militant group
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The buck finally stops
The government has done all it can to dodge the bullet of the IMF
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Arming India
President Putin arrived in India on Thursday and is expected to sign off on a billions of dollars arms deal