Dawn Editorial 20th August 2023
Mayhem in Wadh IT should be incomprehensible that any part of a country in peacetime would become a battlefield without …
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Dawn Editorial 19th August 2023
Lost children PAKISTAN is a child rights nightmare. In three weeks, Fatima is the second victim of a twisted elite, …
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Frank assessment PEOPLE of conscience the world over have long criticised the atrocious crimes the Israeli state all too frequently …
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Rewriting cricket history THE Pakistan Cricket Board should have learnt from the International Cricket Council’s mistake. There were no lessons …
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Power sector debt PAKISTAN’S moribund power sector has become the Achilles heel of its faltering economy. The losses suffered by …
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Dawn Editorial 15th August 2023
Nawaz’s return? YET another date has emerged for the ‘return’ of PML-N supremo and former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, this …
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Dawn Editorial 14th August 2023
Stoking controversy AMONGST the spate of laws rushed through parliament as the sun set on the tenure of the PDM …
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Dawn Editorial 13th August 2023
No sanctuary in sight APATHY seems to once again be descending over the upkeep of the African elephants in Karachi. …
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Dawn Editorial 12th August 2023
Struck down JUST a day after the 15th National Assembly was dissolved, the Supreme Court reversed one of its key …
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Dawn Editorial 11th August 2023
Transplant tourism AFTER a period of relative quiet, ‘transplant tourism’ is again making a comeback. The term refers to the …
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Dawn Editorial 10th August 2023
Pipeline in doldrums A RECENT policy statement made by the outgoing government in the National Assembly confirms that the decade-old …
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Dawn Editorial 9th August 2023
Critical mass THE fires of extremism are beginning to consume even those parts of the country that were earlier relatively …
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Dawn Editorial 8th August 2023
Cricketing ties IDEALLY, sporting ties should not be held hostage by politics, but this is rarely the case in practice, …
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Dawn Editorial 7th August 2023
Child agony OURS is a flawed social order. Callous and classist, it is numb to the plague of child labour …
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Dawn Editorial 6th August 2023
Rapacious mining STRIP the land, plunder the mountains, until all that remains is not even a shadow of a bygone …
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Dawn Editorial 5th August 2023
Election intrigue A new period of uncertainty begins on Wednesday, Aug 9, 2023 — the date when Prime Minister Shehbaz …
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Dawn Editorial 4th August 2023
Road to peace IT is a time of transition in the subcontinent, as general elections will throw up the next …
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Dawn Editorial 3rd August 2023
A terrible law THE National Assembly — a forum elected, empowered and entrusted by the nation to safeguard the public …
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