NA panel grills FIA chief for misusing cybercrime law against journalists
Bilawal Bhutto expresses frustration at FIA failure in submitting a report on PECA to parliament Herald Report Islamabad: The
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Pakistan could be left high and dry even if Paris climate targets are achieved
Carly Roth The 2015 Paris agreement on climate change set the goal of keeping global, average temperature rise
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AKAH: a journey of hope
The Aga Khan Agency for Habitat (AKAH) has been helping communities create safe and resilient human habitats, with improved services
Read MoreEcotourism in GB – opportunities and challenges
The current job market in tourism and hospitality sectors is typically patriarchal and deeply misogynistic and needs to be diversified
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Kalashas losing their cultural identity to external intrusions
Over 4,000 Kalashas, belonging to an ancient pagan tribe are living in three valleys in the Hindu Kush mountains
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A future in the balance
Unprecedented ocean and cryosphere change requires urgent action, IPCC report finds Herald Report Our oceans are warming, ice sheets are
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Five British climbers rescued from Chitral mountain
One of the expedition members fell on a glacier and three were stranded overnight on Koy-i-Zom peak in Yarkhun valley
Read MoreBook review: ‘In Evil Hour’ by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
by Ali Azam Khan Concealment is not the same as deception. It is also not a euphemism for deception because
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Martial law in KP
KP Actions (in Aid of Civil Power) Ordinance 2019 is a disgraceful law that violates fundamental rights, principles of justice and
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Strong quake jolts AJK, Pakistan, killing 30, injuring over 400
Tuesday’s quake is a painful reminder of a natural catastrophe which wiped out 87,000 people in the region 14 years
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Myths and menstruation: Overcoming Pakistan’s period taboo
Women in Pakistan sew sanitary pads to break period taboo for girls BOONI (Chitral): Bent over her hand-crank sewing machine,
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On climate week, revisit Attabad tragedy
The tragedy behind the lake is bigger than the landslide that created it Haneya Zuberi Franz Kafka wrote in
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Thunberg tells world leaders ‘you have stolen my dreams’
Youth leaders at UN Climate Change Summit demand bold action UNITED NATIONS: Teenage climate change activist Greta Thunberg on Monday
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Gilgit-Baltistan: Under the shadow of a new ‘Great Game’ and a new status quo in Kashmir-II
By Ghulam Amin Beg When Harrison’s Op-Ed was published in the New York Times in 2010, it was taken by
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Army, GB Scouts’ athletes shine at highest altitude marathon
Our Correspondent HUNZA: Army and Gilgit-Baltistan athletes won the top positions in the Khunjerav Highest Road Marathon, the highest altitude
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