Destroying Soviet architecture in Central Asia
Herald Report Soviet architecture in Central Asia, as the name tells, is a fusion of Soviet modernity with traditional Central
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Rumi – an inspiration to Pakistani poets, writers
Pakistanis are familiar with Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi – a 13th-century Sufi mystic, poet and Islamic scholar – as famous poets
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Tajik MPs approve bill legalizing stateless residents
Parliamentarians green-light bill that will legalise 20,000 stateless residents from former Soviet republics DUSHANBE: Tajik lawmakers have approved a
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Mountains matter, if you’re young, UN declares
Covering around 27 percent of the earth’s land surface, mountains play a critical role in moving the world towards sustainable economic growth
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Sanna Marin the rising star on Finland’s political scene
President Sauli Niinisto greeting Sanna Marin before her first meeting as prime minister of Finland. Credit…Lehtikuva Sanna Marin becomes the
Read MoreClimate change: mountain water towers at risk, say scientists
Researchers have ranked the world’s most important, most threatened mountain water towers, provide new insight on mountain glacier–derived water resource systems, impacting up to 1.9 billion people globally
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Wine, wit and wisdom
Wine tourism creates jobs and entrepreneurship opportunities, says UNWTO general secretary
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Celebrating Heer who challenged patriarchy in Punjab
Artists, historians, and writers are marking Punjab’s secular epic, 250 years after it was penned by Waris Shah
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Chitrali, Kailasha cultures showcased in capital
Fashion show and handicraft from the two valleys were also on display at the Aabpara Community Centre
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China summons US diplomat after Uighur Bill approval
Beijing has summoned a US diplomat after lawmakers in Washington approved legislation that calls for slapping sanctions against senior Chinese
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Japanese doctor among 6 killed in Afghan gun attack
Dr Tetsu Nakamora was widely respected for his humanitarian work, who devoted his career to improving the lives of the poor Afghans
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The ethnographic collection of Kyrgyz museum of fine arts
The Gapar Aitiev Kyrgyz National Museum of Fine Arts has played a significant role in exploring and preserving the rich history of Kyrgyzstan’s applied and fine arts for nearly a century.
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The dark-money men
On the last night of his life, Khusan Kerimov had a package to deliver: $1.6 million in cash. Late in the evening on October
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Athlete from Balochistan bags gold at Asian games
There’s more to our Hazara town than just bomb blasts: Shahida Abbasi
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Undeterred by crackdown, student march organisers vow to continue struggle
https://www.facebook.com/ProgressiveStudentsCollective/videos/1547389915399334/ Leaders warn against the crackdown on activists, smear online propaganda by rightwing trolls Herald Report The organizers of the #StudentSolidarityMarch
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