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Official sources dismiss reports of Pakistan sending delegation to Kabul for talks with Afghan Taliban
Official sources dismissed on Tuesday reports that a three-member delegation sent by the government was holding talks with the Afghan Taliban in Kabul amid border tensions. The sources noted that “...
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Law minister stresses need for caution when discussing Pakistan’s foreign policy amid tensions in Middle East
Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar on Tuesday called on the media to exercise caution when discussing matters related to Pakistan’s foreign policy amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, citing “u...
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‘First, we are humans’: Ramazan brings Hindus and Muslims closer in Sindh’s Mithi
Partab Shivani, a Hindu in Pakistan, has fasted on and off during Ramazan for years, but this time is different as he practices abstinence for the entire holy month. Every year, he and his friends ...
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A parent’s guide to comfortable Eid wear for kids
Let’s face it — half the joy of Eid shopping is buying for the kids. Tiny kurtas. Mini kameezes. Pocket-sized waistcoats. Dresses that twirl dramatically for no reason at all. Children in festive w...
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ESSAY: WHY JOURNALISM MATTERS
There was a moment — brief but powerful — where we began to believe we had finally slain an old giant. It came with the rise of platforms that promised to “democratise” media, to give voice to ever...
Analysis by Suhaib Ayaz
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