Pakistan
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Cop27: should the UK pay climate reparations?
Today's Big Question Talks on ’loss and damage’ compensation for developing countries expected to dominate Cop27
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Ex-Pakistan PM in 'stable' condition following protest attack
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By Brigid Kennedy Published
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Why has violence erupted in Leicester?
Today's Big Question Recent unrest between sections of Muslim and Hindu communities finally boiled over
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How Pakistan can recover from deadly flooding
feature More than 33m people in the debt-ridden country have been affected by ‘monsoon on steroids’
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Why Pakistan needs 'reparations' to fight deadly floods
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By Brigid Kennedy Published
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Pakistan floods hit 33m people
Speed Read UN chief blames ‘monsoon on steroids’ on the global climate crisis
By Chas Newkey-Burden Published
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Pakistan floods destroy major bridge, displacing 180,000 people
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By Grayson Quay Published
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Pakistan elects center-right prime minister after ousting Imran Khan with no-confidence vote
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By Grayson Quay Published
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Pakistan ousts prime minister with no-confidence vote
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By Grayson Quay Published
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Opposition calls for arrest of Pakistani prime minister
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By Grayson Quay Published
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Is Imran Khan’s innings as Pakistan’s PM almost over?
In Depth Opposition parties table no-confidence motion after protests shake Islamabad
By The Week Staff Published
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The countries that support the Taliban
In Depth Russia, China, Iran and Pakistan are sizing up the situation after seizure of power in Afghanistan
By Julia O'Driscoll Published
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Hindu temple attacked after eight-year-old charged with blasphemy in Pakistan
feature Child facing potential death penalty after allegedly urinating in madrassa library
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What is gender terrorism?
feature Pakistani activists call for action on country’s high rate of gender-based violence
By Julia O'Driscoll Published
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