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The coming hot weather will helpBy: Dr Riaz ul Haq RamayWhat are the limits of Covid-19 and when will it be wiped out? It is a one-hundred-million-dollar question still to be answered. Spe

Right-wing nationalism rises up at the wrong timeBy: Muhammad Firas ShamsThe outbreak of covid-19 is already being viewed globally through the partisan lens of right wing nationalism, maki

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By Kiran Mohammad Ali Khan  The ongoing pandemic of coronavirus which meets no boundaries or borders of any sorts has forced many governments to shut down their economic activiti

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By Dr Usman Hameed  On March 20, Islamabad High Court, in a bid to prevent the spread of deadly coronavirus in Pakistan’s overcrowded jails, ordered the federal government: to

Along with deaths, hatred is also risingBy: Abdul Rasool SyedAmid the covid-19 pandemic, another concomitant pandemic, xenophobia, has also enveloped the world. Xenophobia, more specifical

Existing structures should be used optinallyBy: Dr Nasir IdreesCorona Virus pandemic is understood to take a longer course than perceived, as more information and time unfolds the curve;

Possible role of Pakistani Universities By: Sunil ShafqatMaximum testing and identification of coronavirus patients has proven as an important weapon to help stop the COVID-19 outbreak. A

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By Iffat FarooqUnited Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres, on International Human Rights Day in December 2019 while addressing Human Rights Convention, admitted that "the world has failed o

The virtual classroom is not easy to set upBy: Faran KhalidAn epidemic has forced a nationwide reckoning with the lack of internet connection available to areas and of devices for students

By: Muhammad Jahanfhr1qgir KakarGlobalization is ending and the world is taking a huge turn to an unknown transition of political, social and economic cultures and the status quo. Everyone is enth

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The coronavirus through Poe-coloured spectaclesBy: Haris Ali VirkIn Edgar Allan Poe’s The Masque of the Red Death, Prince Prospero, along with his favoured nobility, retires to the deep