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 What Americans may not know |
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Since 2005, the people of Pakistan, no strangers to upheaval, have been suffering near-constant food and water shortages, rampant power-outages and bodily harm as formerly peaceful cities are besieged by extremist violence.
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Indian water strategy — hegemony and alienation? |
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S. Ashfaq |
There is a consensus among political experts that the world's future wars will be fought over water, not oil. Experts say it would be the era in which rivers, lakes and aquifers become national security assets to be fought over,
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Has Bajaur been really reclaimed? |
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Raza Khan |
The claim by the government and the military that the Taliban militants have decisively been defeated in Bajaur Agency, if correct, is indeed a big success against the insurgents.
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| Corrupt to the core: what's a way out? |
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Col (retd) Riaz Jafri |
The cancer of corruption is spreading worldwide, some spots with extended growth, while others in the form of tumours, but prevalent nevertheless all over.
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