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Warfare in the Twilight Zone
A reliable source has told this newspaper that more than 70 people have been interrogated for making critical postings
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In the line of fire
Earlier this month a local politician and his guard were also slain
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Trump in Europe — again
Ostensibly the two are to talk Syria and counter-terrorism
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Preparing the ground
This is not the first time that the CEC has delivered a wake-up call to the legislature
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In the wake of lower remittances
The most obvious option would be to boost exports in non-traditional areas
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Saving our heritage sites
The frenzy of urban development must be halted if it is coming at the risk of endangerment to our heritage sites
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The cow problem
The Modi-led government has been dilatory in respect of the vigilante groups that have in some cases murdered Muslims
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Kings of the road
Hell hath no fury seen like a VVIP scorned
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Some bitter truths
The accountability bar is rightly set higher for those elected to represent the people, transparency an expectation
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PPP — the Karachi bounce
The PPP can rejoice for now — but only for now
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Sialkot women need a hostel
The provincial minister for women development promised to construct a hostel but so far not a brick has been laid
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Lifestyle, income and nagging doubt
‘Go Nawaz go’ will be heard for some time to come, but for now he is going nowhere
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Kashmir clashes
Passively promoting the issue at international forums is not the only thing the prime minister should be doing
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Power surcharge: no short cuts, please
Power sector inefficiencies have to be tackled head on
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Development clock is ticking
Sindh has become the latest province to join the heady race for completing development schemes
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Peshawar pathfinder
Trend is changing slowly as women are now lining up for key roles in business, politics, law, education and science
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Once more unto the breach…
Whatever outcome of Panama Papers sideshow real battle is going to be fought at polling booth and ballot box in 2018
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Is it G-20 or G-19 plus 1?
Final statement of moot is going to have to include US position, but at same time reflect unity of other nations
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Hebron’s new status
From a political perspective, the Unesco listing is bound to help the Palestinians
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More tanker troubles
In an effort to resolve the tanker-parking problem a new tanker terminal has been built
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Flying on empty
PIA: think carefully before you fly
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Currency depreciation
For some time now exporters have argued in favour of lowering the value of the rupee
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The ruling family?
The Sharif family has been robust in defence, saying that official cars were not used to drop her at the JIT
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Child protection revisited
ne might add that child begging is perhaps also an industry, considering its prevalence but of course
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Standoff near Sikkim
Interestingly the current dispute is technically more of a dispute between Bhutan and China
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Of rocks and harder places
Even the success of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is dependent upon securing the western route
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An unpleasant odour
The federal secretary for information and broadcasting has now apologised to Pashtuns
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A disturbing development
With elections now a year away, and with the PPP having an uncertain future in Sindh
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Target zero in anti-polio efforts
Such a comprehensive exercise has to be backed by national awareness and understanding of the plan
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Floods roulette
Karachi was brought to a standstill and now there are fears that Rawalpindi is going to suffer likewise
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Domestic tourism on the upswing
A combination of government and private sector initiatives will help the tourism industry stand on its fee
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Spinning the plates
The Modi visit made clear that America decided to depart from the position of studied non-engagement over Kashmir
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Gulf stalemate
oha is clearly in no mood for a compromise with GCC
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Peshawar’s dream project
A noteworthy benefit of the project will be its overall benefit to women
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N Waziristan trade route reopening
The prospect of trade should only be treated secondary to the security of citizens
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A bold move? Maybe
The Indian PM, Narendra Modi, has said perhaps slightly naively that GST is ‘a good and simple tax’
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Attack on female council founder
She is actively involved in organising women and helping them claim their rights
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Foreign policy — a reset
Whilst this is a welcome development, the latest proposals seem little more than a pink-tinged wish list
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Paddling in Karachi
Rinse, spin, repeat. We expect no change in the next millennia.
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CPEC — unforeseen consequences
It is undeniable that the new road is having a significant environmental impact
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Whose lives matter?
All the attacks in Parachinar city have a similar pattern which points towards a security failure
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Brand Pakistan
One hopes the same initiative can be replicated and introduced in more world capitals
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Chairlifts, safety and accidents
The lift is reported to have dropped 400 feet which if true suggest chances of any passenger surviving would be slim
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Going the digital road
Change is around possibly in the form of a new app that will enable business deals with the online digital signing
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Illegal organ trade
The assumption that organ donation is prohibited in Islam has lent support to the illegal trade
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Pilgrims in a bind
Escalating tensions between Islamabad and New Delhi are partly to blame for this state
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Modi in Trumpton
Both have something to sell each other, something the other wants
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India drone deal with US
Nothing builds a closer bond between two people than getting together and discussing a third person
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Welcome news
One cannot help but be nervous for a foreign team coming to play here and all of the responsibility of their safet
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Fuel tanker blast on highway
No amount of judicial inquiry reports can bring us out of this crazed stupor