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Over one per cent of humanity displaced: UN
About 68 per cent of the world's refugees come from Syria, Venezuela, Afghanistan, South Sudan and Myanmar
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Navigating the new world
As societies will need to adapt to the emerging biogenesis and mutations of coexisting creatures like viruses
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Boxing legend Usmanullah loses battle with brain tumour
The family of deceased has requested government to bring back his body from Canada to Faisalabad for his funeral
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'Edhi Baba' pays tribute to the legacy of Abdul Sattar Edhi
There is a children's book out now on the Pakistani humanitarian, Abdul Sattar Edhi
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Every little bit helps
Kokhrapar-Munabao border gates opened 12 years ago to return body of an Indian Muslim woman who had died in Pakistan
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The challenge of space gardening: One giant 'leaf' for mankind
NASA has enlisted 15,000 US student botanists from 150 schools to grow plants in space-like conditions in classrooms
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Serving humanity: Sufi teachings key to global peace
Sufis play vital role for the humanity, say speaker
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Shoot me, don't jail me, Philippines' Duterte tells Hague court prosecutor
President Rodrigo Duterte told ICC to go ahead and investigate him for crimes against humanity
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The lessons of the camps
The lesson from the camps is straight forward — to innovate with humility and humanity
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Scientists confirm 3.5 billion year-old fossil life in rock
Eleven kinds of microbes, preserved in both their cylindrical or snake-like structures, are preserved in the rock
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