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Strange logic
Baqir did not mention whose pockets money went into; increasing poverty rate suggests it was not poor, middle class
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Kashmir colonisation
Since 1948, India has retained IIOJK by heavy military presence and a flagrant abuse of Kashmiris’ human rights
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Grey list, but why?
The good point is that Pakistan is complying, and has every intention to come out of the woods
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Smog challenge
Smog has killed more than 70,000 people in the recent past in Pakistan
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New US envoy
The new ambassador — Donald Blome — has extensive experience in the Middle East and Central Asia
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Motorbike and carjacking
Karachi, with a populace of around 25 million has for long been a victim of ad hocism, coupled with lawlessness
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Breast cancer
High incidence of cancer in Pakistan, deaths from it are due to lack of awareness about prevention and treatment
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Botched intrusion
Under international law, military vessels cannot intrude in another country’s waters without prior permission
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Rejected loan applications
In the given situation, it is understandable that all applications might not be entertained
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Woman’s choice
The new NADRA rule provides the space for women to continue using their maiden name even after marriage
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Price bomb
For the first time in history, the minimum price of all four petroleum products has crossed the denominator of Rs100.
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Tax evasion
There are 7.5 million registered income taxpayers in Pakistan which has a population of 220 million
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Climate threat and response
Authorities must understand that climate change is a global phenomenon and that its impact will not be instant
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World of science
Dr Noam Chomsky had critically noted how Pakistan had moved away from science ever since Dr Abdus Salam
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Rape after rape
According to statistics, more than 22,000 women have been raped or gang-raped over the past six years in the country
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Kisan Portal
PM’s desire to ameliorate the lot of the common man is undoubted; what ails is its implementation across the board
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Trading with EU
GSP-Plus is a mutually rewarding initiative, and EU should buoy Pakistan up with an open heart
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Low on DQL Index
The incumbent government must ramp up efforts and bring about a tech revolution
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Amit Shah’s bluster
It is unfortunate that world powers continue to turn a blind eye to such threatening statements from India’s leaders
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Ignoring child abuse
Children, like adult citizens, have their rights guaranteed in the Constitution
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Conversing conversions
There is nothing wrong in willful conversions, but it shouldn’t be under coercion
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‘Undue’ sanctions
The plight of Afghans or the countries that may soon have to host them appears to have little impact on the US
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Malnutrition and stunting
Malnutrition has increased due to lack of work caused by Covid-induced lockdowns
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Dollar hoarding
Under new SBP regulations, biometric verification is necessary for those purchasing more than 500 dollars
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Gloomy global outlook
IMF’s other solutions may also hit hurdles as several countries focus on tribalism rather than the greater good
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Green jobs
Pakistan is among 10 countries of the world most vulnerable to consequences of global warming-induced climate change
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Engage with Taliban, now
The best way to help Afghanistan is through a policy of engagement
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Political crisis in Balochistan
Assuming all opposition members vote against him, just three defectors from ruling coalition could bring down the govt
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Infected blood donors
Blame lies soley on negligent authorities who have failed at maintaining efficient screening and testing mechanism
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Polio progress
Vaccine-derived poliovirus remains a problem, with eight cases reported this year, down from 135 last year
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Snap polls demand
Political farsightedness demands that the sitting government should complete its tenure
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Global water crisis
The more the earth dehydrates, as a result of global warming, the more barren it will become — unable to sustain life
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RIP Dr AQ Khan!
Dr Khan’s rise to prominence was dramatic and has a fairytale signature
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Dead futures on roads
Doctors have frequently found it convenient to arm-twist the government into conceding their demands
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Modern weapons for police
Acquisition of more effective US weapons has become necessary to deal with better-equipped terrorists and criminals
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Kunduz bloodshed
Bloodiest assault since coalition forces decamped should prompt Taliban leadership to make a checklist of priorities
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Welcome news
PCB chief claims that New Zealand Cricket is rescheduling the tour that was cancelled
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Vaccinating schoolchildren
Experts are of the opinion that the coronavirus pandemic can be controlled by vaccinating 70-90% of the population
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Military reshuffle
Gen Faiz's new posting makes him a potential contender to lead the army after COAS Bajwa’s extension ends
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Malaria vaccine
Health authorities in Third World countries confronted with issue of funding for the vaccine
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No Chinese debt
This is an utterly misinterpreted impression as well as fudging of figures to paint CPEC in bad light
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Illicit outflows
Unfortunately, as important and accurate as Imran’s speech was, the timing could not have been worse
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Street crimes
The cameras are connected to a control room at the Central Police Office where 24/7 monitoring is carried out
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Unwarranted tussle
Why is the government shying behind exigencies, and what prevents it from having a word with the opposition leader?
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Preventing thalassaemia
Worst is the situation in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, where there are 40,000 thalassaemia patients, but only one hospital
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Empowering the poor
Irrespective of its lucrative incentives, largesse of the govt, all it needs is stringent, transparent implementation
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Social media outages
Staff at the Facebook-owned platforms later said that even internal communications and networks were affected
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Kabul blast
The bomb went off at a condolence gathering for the mother of Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid
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Pandora’s box of papers
There is a long history of public figures using offshore companies and accounts to collect illegal income
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Rampant unemployment
The fact that around 40% of educated women are currently unemployed clearly shows patriarchal nature of our systems