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Conference on disaster forecasting in Tajikistan in Sept

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February 18, 2020
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Bathymetric assessment jointly with Moscow State University specialists News Desk AKAH partners with Tajik academy of sciences for facilitating disaster forecasting conference Dushanbe, Tajikistan: An international conference on best practices on forecasting disaster, risk management and mitigation will take place in Dushanbe this year. The sixth in a series of conferences, titled: “Debris Flow: Disasters, Risk, Forecast and Protection” will …

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Media, rights watchdogs hit out at government on new social media rules

By thehighasia
February 15, 2020
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The coalition of social media tech giants and legal experts have alarmed that the new regulation will curb political dissent, harm privacy, and online business   High Asia Herald Report   Islamabad:  Human rights and media watchdogs as well as lawyers, citizens and a global technology coalition have hit out at government’s new measures to regulate social media platforms and …

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The struggle continues: AWP eulogises women resistance

By thehighasia
February 12, 2020
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Awami Workers Party Islamabad-Rawalpindi’s statement pays rich tribute to Pakistan Women’s Resistance Day PR In commemoration of the National Women’s Resistance Day, the Awami Workers Party pays tribute to the undaunted women who stood up against the military dictatorship of Ziaul Haq. On February 12, 1983, hundreds of women marched on the streets of Lahore against the discriminatory anti-women laws …

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Tajik mothers donate organs to save each other’s daughters

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February 12, 2020
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www.rferl.org/b76c7cea-7f1c-4de8-964e-9d88ba149ad8   High Asia Herald Report Two Tajik girls were battling illnesses that threatened their lives unless they could undergo liver transplants. Last month, doctors told their mothers they’d found a perfect match: each woman could donate part of her liver to the other’s daughter. The two Tajik women were brought together by a desperate search, says a documentary prepared …

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Drone tech makes communities resilient to natural disasters

By thehighasia
January 31, 2020
in :  Afghanistan, Central Asia, Chitral, Climate, Climate Change, Disaster, Environment, Features, Ghizer District, Gilgit-Baltistan, Gojal, High Asia Region, Hindu Kush Ranges, Hunza, Karakoram Ranges, Latest, Latest News, Pamir Ranges, Science &Technology, Slider, Technology
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File photo of the confluence of Khurdopin and Yokshin Glacier and blockade of Verjherav glacio-fluvial stream. Credit: MIMCP HAH Report Assessing and monitoring hazards as well as surveying the damage and collecting data during emergencies in hard-to-reach mountain areas poses many difficulties. At higher altitudes, satellite data does not come in high enough resolution to create accurate hazard maps, and …

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‘Most ice on earth is very close to melting conditions’

By thehighasia
January 10, 2020
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Even if we change our emissions now, we are committed to a lot of ice melt, says Prof. Kääb. Image credit: Sharada Prasad We need to understand how glaciers are shrinking in order to better adapt to climate change impacts such as changes to water supply, landslides, and avalanches, says Prof Andreas Kääb from the University of Oslo in Norway …

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Freedom on the Net: PTA rejects Pakistan report

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December 1, 2019
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Herald Report Islamabad, Nov 30: The Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA), the electronic and digital media watchdog, has written a letter to Freedom House, contesting the findings of its country report on “Freedom on the Net” on Pakistan, dubbing it biased and one-sided. However, the Islamabad High Court had recently restrained the digital and electronic media watchdog from blocking online content …

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World on course for over 3°C spike in temperature: UN report

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November 27, 2019
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https://youtu.be/u0QRcFuT2Sg   Herald Report   Even if countries meet commitments made under the 2015 Paris Agreement, the world is heading for a 3.2 degrees Celsius global temperature rise over pre-industrial levels, leading to even wider-ranging and more destructive climate impacts, warns a report from the UN Environment Programme, released on Tuesday.  The annual Emissions Gap Report, which compares where greenhouse gas emissions are heading, versus where they need to be, shows that emissions …

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What does Pakistan’s typhoid outbreak tell us?

By thehighasia
May 10, 2019
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Anayat Baig tells a tragic story of neglect, inequality and superbugs Pakistan is facing world’s largest extremely drug resistant (XDR) typhoid outbreak. More than 5,000 cases were reported from Hyderabad and Karachi in the first phase. To give the reader an idea of the rise of the scale of this outbreak consider the following: Some 11 cases were reported in …

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Three simple habits that can protect your brain from cognitive decline

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February 10, 2019
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These three habits help your body, and also have a positive impact on your brain. By Tara Swart You might think that the impact of aging on the brain is something you can’t do much about. After all, isn’t it an inevitability? To an extent, as we may not be able to rewind the clock and change our levels of …

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Red moon rising: How China could dominate science

By thehighasia
January 10, 2019
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Should the world worry? A HUNDRED YEARS ago a wave of student protests broke over China’s great cities. Desperate to reverse a century of decline, the leaders of the May Fourth Movement wanted to jettison Confucianism and import the dynamism of the West. The creation of a modern China would come about, they argued, by recruiting “Mr Science” and “Mr …

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Scientists are trying to alter memories to treat drug addiction

By thehighasia
December 31, 2018
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Environmental cues can trigger powerful memories of substance use. What happens when those memories are disrupted? Lauren Aguirre This fall, a person addicted to cocaine arrived at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston. There, he or she watched a video of people using cocaine and was shown a small bag of what appeared to be either crack or …

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Gahvora: harmful or useful childrearing device?

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By Neelum Wali The word COVID-19 stands for coronavirus disease. Formerly, this disease was …

You have snatched our dreams

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By Ashiq Ali Broghil, the most neglected valley in Hindu Kush Mountains, need government …

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Literature

State Sovereignty Within Borders and in the External Sphere

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How capitalism drives cancel culture

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Mubarak Wakhani: the Leonardo da Vinci of Yamga

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Book: Tribes of the Hindoo Koosh

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The Pamirian Languages: Between Past and Future

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Google celebrates Manto’s birthday with a doodle

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Remembering Antonio Gramsci

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Pandemic and poetry

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Masculinity, media and madness

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Art’s relationship with power

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Kazakh, Kyrgyz nomads under Soviet rule

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Frida Kahlo was a captivating subject for photographers

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Mrinal Sen’s films rejected political apathy

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The graveyard talks back –I

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Pakistan’s literary saboteur at 100 – II

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Tourism

Rebuilding tourism in a safe, equitable & climate-friendly way

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Tourism suffers another blow as PTDC shuts its motels, lays off employees

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