DAWN Editorials – 15th Dec 2022
Typhoid cases ISSUES of public health and quality of life are relegated to the margins in Pakistan. This is the …
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DAWN Editorials – 14th Dec 2022
Fitting put-down THE symbolism in Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Hina Rabbani Khar being tasked with visiting the world’s …
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DAWN Editorials – 13th Dec 2022
Sticks and stones AN old English rhyme teaches children, at a very early age, to shrug aside insults and not …
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DAWN Editorials – 12th Dec 2022
Child trafficking WHAT does it say about our child protection laws and other relevant legislation when a 14-year-old girl is …
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DAWN Editorials – 11th Dec 2022
Delaying dissolution IN acting on political decisions, time is of the essence. This truth may have eluded PTI chairman Imran …
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DAWN Editorials – 9th Dec 2022
Dog-bite epidemic AN exploding population of stray canines has fuelled a dog-bite epidemic in Sindh, with the provincial health minister …
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DAWN Editorials – 8th Dec 2022
Smog misery IF 2022 has taught us anything, it is that generations of reckless disregard for Mother Nature has accrued …
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DAWN Editorials – 7th Dec 2022
More women SHOs IT is encouraging to see more employment avenues opening up for women in Pakistan, with an increasing …
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DAWN Editorials – 6th Dec 2022
Morality police out FOR several months, Iran has been rocked by unprecedented protests, sparked by the death on Sept 16 …
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DAWN Editorials – 5th Dec 2022
Double standards IN a globalised world, if states fail to protect the human rights of their citizens, or worse, participate …
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DAWN Editorials – 4th Dec 2022
Embassy attack THERE has been no claim of responsibility yet, but the timing of the attack on Pakistan’s embassy in …
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DAWN Editorials – 3rd Dec 2022
CM Bizenjo’s complaint BALOCHISTAN Chief Minister Mir Abdul Qudoos Bizenjo’s claim that his province is facing a financial crunch …
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DAWN Editorials – 2nd Dec 2022
China Covid protests PUBLIC protests are rare in China where the People’s Republic maintains order through a strict authoritarian code …
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DAWN Editorials – 1st Dec 2022
World AIDS Day AS countries mark World AIDS Day on Dec 1, a timely report from Unicef has renewed concerns …
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Acid attack AMONG the few crimes considered worse than murder is throwing acid on someone, scarring them physically and emotionally …
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Basmati dispute MORE than two decades ago, Pakistan and India had put up a joint front to protect the ownership …
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Opposition’s demand PARLIAMENTARIANS belonging to the PPP have demanded that the government take parliament into confidence about the emerging regional …
Read MoreDawn Editorial 7 June 2021
Politics of numbers WITH parliament going into budget session this week, the government and the opposition are preparing for some …
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