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With no rains in October so far, and limited rainfall in September, more than half a million people in three districts of Kashmir have been affected.
October, 2017
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4 October
Climate Change And A Dry Kabul Wetland
The degraded condition of Kabul’s largest wetland area, and its declaration as a heritage site, are emblematic of Afghanistan’s challenges and efforts to save its water resources.
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2 October
Interplay Between Economy And Security
Pakistan’s economy faces fundamental challenges to sustain its economic growth and hence economic security. With falling domestic and foreign investments, the current policy of consumption-led growth is threatening even to maintain the present low economic growth.
September, 2017
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24 September
Invigorating Economy
ECO must strengthen relations with regional blocs such as EU and ASEAN, gaining knowledge and know-how from their experiences. ECO summits must be held on either an annual basis or once every two years rather than five.
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20 September
Pakistan: From ‘Do More’ to ‘No More’?
Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi talks tough on his country's difficult relations with the US, Afghanistan and India.
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8 September
Are catastrophic disasters striking more often?
Saturated media coverage of hurricanes like Harvey and Irma can make it seem like disasters happen all the time. Is the frequency of billion-dollar disasters really rising?
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6 September
How Congress Can Make DACA Even Better
Congress has an opportunity to build on DACA's success. An immigration expert explains how.
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5 September
Immigration Activists React to End of DACA
Many immigration advocacy groups oppose the Trump administration's announcement to terminate the DACA program, calling it "un-American".
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2 September
Will Uber Get its Acts Together?
Despite having fallen on what should be a gold mine, Uber has been navigating from one degrading headline to the next these days.
August, 2017
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29 August
DACA Recipients’ Gains Continue to Grow
According to the largest study to-date, DACA recipients continue to play a critical role in the American economy, gaining higher wages, buying cars and houses, and starting businesses benefiting the entire nation.
