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Demolition at Dubai
We stubbornly stick to the archaic playing style of the 90s.
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GBV and low conviction rate
However, recent convictions by the lower courts in Karachi and Rawalpindi indicate an encouraging shift.
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Ghost teachers
Calling them back will not fix the damage done.
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Leap forward to Dhaka
It is, likewise, going to be a momentous turn of history as a PNSC vessel will dock on a Bangladeshi port.
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'Educated' anti-vaxxers
The numbers from the survey are eye-catching.
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Reinforcing opposition
Among the key developments is the potential inclusion of JUI-F chief into the opposition coalition.
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Energy deals warning
The beleaguered and cash-starved dispensation.
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UK: growing Islamophobia
The impact of these hate crimes extends far beyond the immediate victims.
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Bold ambitions
For any export-driven strategy to succeed, the first and most immediate step must be reducing energy prices.
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A petition from judges!
Another letter from five senior most IHC judges has once again laid bare the arm-twisting by the executive.
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Sindh's HIV problem
With 150 children reportedly testing positive for HIV in just the first few months of 2024.
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Bleeding dry
The National Highway Authority alone reported a colossal loss of Rs295.5 billion.
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Parachinar fissures
The K-P Chief Minister has kicked the can down the road.
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Educational boards' audit
The planned audit is supposed to take four months and will cover the years 2022 to 2024.
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Unchecked bloodshed
This attack, however, is not an isolated incident.
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Russo-US thaw
Donald Trump's initiative to reach out to Vladimir Putin has literally led to the end of Russia's isolation.
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Green Pakistan
It's time for Pakistan to leap forward and ensure that its farms are equipped with latest technology.
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Here we go!
But for Pakistan, this is much more than just cricket.
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Need for RTI reforms
A strong RTI framework would serve as a bulwark against the tide of disinformation that fosters mistrust and division.
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Promoting vaping!
The first such death was reported in the United States as far back as August 2019.
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Blow to higher education
Education should never be compromised for political expediency.
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In the absence of talks
This new phase of politicking corresponds with some hectic lobbying in the US.
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Misuse of foreign SIMs
Online predators often take advantage of the anonymity afforded by foreign SIMs.
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Betrayal of merit
Allegations of a paper leak surfaced almost immediately after the MDCAT had been conducted.
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IBOs the way to go
These incidents have come to prove beyond any doubt that the nation is in a state of war.
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Manipur direct rule
The government refuses to recognise the actual source of the spark that lit the fire in the state.
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Miners tragedy
The Harnai attack is not an isolated incident but part of a broader cycle of violence that has persisted for decades.
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Pak-Turkiye consensus
There are ample avenues that are in need of being tapped, and trade and tourism tops them.
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Climate change threat
Pakistan has always been among the countries considered most susceptible to climate change.
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Deadliest year for journalists
Journalism is becoming an increasingly dangerous profession.
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IMF's nod, really?
While Pakistan has endlessly been part of Washington-based donor's largesse.
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Domestic workers abuse
There must be a fundamental shift in how society perceives domestic work.
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Forgery dilemma
Students had all passed their matric and intermediate exams from Punjab, Islamabad or other districts of Sindh.
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An independent CEC needed
The appointment of CEC has always been a bone of contention in our political milieu.
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Another boat tragedy
Crime never thrives without patronage.
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Strategic aid failure
This defiance renders conditional aid ineffective.
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Stance on Gaza
The twists and turns, however, are not new. The Zionist state, apparently emboldened by Trump's return.
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Piling bodies
The level of destruction is so vast that hospitals, already overwhelmed, are struggling to process the dead.
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Persistent polio threat
The presence of WPV1 in sewage samples is a direct indicator of transmission within communities.
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No subsidy
Climate change incursions demand proactive measures to avoid food crisis.
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Deadly dumpers
The city administration has banned movement of heavy vehicles from 6am to 11pm within the metropolis.