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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Slain Naqeeb’s father loses battle to cancer, system
Herald Report Naqeeebullah Mehsud’s father, Muhammad Khan Mehsud, lost his battle to cancer and the system on Monday morning
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World on course for over 3°C spike in temperature: UN report
https://youtu.be/u0QRcFuT2Sg Herald Report Even if countries meet commitments made under the 2015 Paris Agreement, the world is heading for
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The rising voices of women in Pakistan & GB
From registering women voters to negotiating rights, women are redefining roles despite resistance from the state, religious institutions, and other
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‘Gandhara heritage can be promoted as a symbol of global peace’
Japan wants to revive the archaeological mission in Pakistan: Dr Satoshi By Farman Ali While appreciating the Pakistan
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Icons of the progressive writers
Saira Mujtaba talks to Raza Naeem about two leading lights of the Progressive Writers Association – who both passed away
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Ex-Afghan President Karmal who lived a secret life in a Czech forest
KRASLICE, (Czech Republic): In the winter of 1978-79, Afghanistan’s communist regime deployed a hit squad to find and kill Babrak
Read MoreTazeen Ahmad: award-winning journalist and broadcaster dies
Family and friends recall ‘her powerful ability to turn around people’s lives for the better’, reports The Guardian newspaper News
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The strange case of silent women
In conversations surrounding the ‘forced conversions’ of Hindu girls, the voices of the girls are missing ‘Forced conversions’ of young
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Unimagining Gilgit-Baltistan
The case of Gilgit-Baltistan is a clear manifestation of the failure of the political imagination of Pakistan’s ruling class by
Read MoreBook review: For aid effectiveness, better spending, localizing global SDGs needed
A new book highlights gaps between aid agencies and communities, the efficacy of aid in poverty reduction and human development
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