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Asia Cup
2023 Asia Cup had cricket enthusiasts buzzing with anticipation, for the much-anticipated clash of the titans
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Crumbling labour market
With an estimated 5.6 million individuals expected to be unemployed in 2023, Pakistan is facing a crisis
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Isa’s era
The 29th chief justice of Pakistan is not new to the powers-that-be, and the political strata
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Flood-proof houses
Need for innovative solutions to protect vulnerable communities has become more pressing than ever
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Petrol fire
Is there any subsidy or remedy from this spiraling equation?
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Rule of law
Hunter and his allies claim the reopening of the cases is politically motivated because the judge is a Trump appointee
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Back in the dock
Decision will go a long way in reorienting the accountability arm
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Curtains for Greenshirts
There is need to spread out the dissecting table, identify the weaknesses and come up with remedial measures
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Diplomatic triumph
Taliban dispensation in Kabul got a shot in the arm as the Chinese ‘ambassador’ presented his credentials
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Interruptions in polio programme
Time and again, international healthcare agencies have warned Pakistan to avoid complacency and negligence
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Minority visibility
Kurram, one of the most conservative areas, is now home to one of the country’s handful of female-led police stations
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Polls date
ECP has already kick-started the delimitation process, and it hopes that the same will be completed by January 2023
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Nawaz Sharif’s return
PML-N will give him a 'grand welcome', although that may not be enough to fulfil his messiah complex
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Protesting abductions
Protest was for justice for abducted individuals in interior Sindh as well as a plea for recognition, equality
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Soft diplomacy
Israeli team that air-dashed into Saudi Arabia had many firsts to reveal
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Rampant cheating
Institutions are in such shoddy conditions that they neither have resources nor systems in place to curb cheating
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Wasted female doctors
Government needs to institute some form of work requirement as a condition for attending public medical universities
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Crackdown on power thieves
Power distribution companies have announced massive reshuffles, punitive action against staff
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Water wars
A pervasive problem of illegal water hydrants has long been overlooked in Karachi
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Aggravating hunger crisis
Sindh and Balochistan have some of the highest levels of poverty, malnourishment and food insecurity
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A summit of surprises
G20 Summit in New Delhi was marked with three surprises
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Transport woes in Karachi
Stark reality is that only 1,029 public buses, a mere 5% of the required 15,000, are currently operational in the city
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Trans-gulf trade corridor
Talks underway to erect a trade corridor, connecting Washington, New Delhi with the Middle Eastern and Gulf states
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Lingering poliovirus
Significance of these environmental samples extends beyond a mere laboratory report
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Abandoned arsenal
Afghanistan, undoubtedly, is in a precarious state of affairs
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New forex rules
SBP to improve regulation of currency exchanges, other forex-related businesses; it is only about 25 years too late
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Developing NMDs
Newly-merged ex-FATA districts have long suffered marginalisation, deprivation given decades of militancy and conflict
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Greenshirts on a roll
Let’s pray for the rain to go to Spain — from Sri Lanka
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Illusory relief
Essential for Pakistan to initiate comprehensive energy sector reforms, reprioritise subsidies given to the rich
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Tranquility in ASEAN
'A new ‘Cold war’ is in making, if bilateral conflicts, prejudice sneaks into multilateral forums' say Chinese premier
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Sexual violence in schools
Need to establish transparent and confidential mechanisms that ensure students, staff and parents can voice concerns
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From India to Bharat?
Nationalists can fairly claim India has colonial connotations, but Bharat has been used to signify Hinduism
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Shifts in Mideast
A glance at region reveals anti-Zionist sentiments are fading away
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Historic whitewash
7th-ranked Pakistan women’s cricket team delivered a spectacular performance by whitewashing fifth-seeded South Africa
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UN on Manipur violence
UN experts have slammed New Delhi’s failure to appropriately respond to deadly ethnic clashes in the state of Manipur
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SIFC task
Pakistan is thinking big, and mulling an out-of-the-box solution as economic woes are piling on
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Election ambiguity
The state apparatus is confused to the core when it comes to taking a position on holding general elections
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India and press freedom
BJP-led government in New Delhi and its allies continue targeting the BBC for exposing its excesses
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Invisible killer
Air pollution is an insidious threat that has silently crept into the lives of people worldwide
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Global burning
Climate change is intensifying heatwaves, making them longer and more frequent
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PWDs' inclusion
Pakistan needs to revamp its policies and allocate resources to accommodate needs of people with disabilities
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Deadly proposition
Pakistan's vulnerable hotspots need to be instantly mopped and cleansed of militants and their abettors
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Shutter-down
It is for the first time in years that unanimity was exhibited on an issue of collective social interest
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Continued suffering
33 million people were affected by last year's floods, a staggering half were children
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Electronic deathtrap
Use of e-cigarettes has increased from 29% to over 40% in the last five years in Pakistan
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Healthcare conundrum
Low and middle-income groups seem to have been caught up in a maze with no signs of any respite
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Capitol riot punishment
Over 1,100 people have been charged in connection with the events of January 6
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Terror in Bannu
The uneasy peace prevalent comes as a tribute to security forces
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New Delhi’s fixation
Concerns of the EU Commission and the Indian Supreme Court on IIOJK must be scrutinised closely
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New sugar crisis
Poor policies during PDM govt's rule leave country with barely enough sugar to meet domestic needs