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NASA plans two new missions to Venus, its first in decades

NASA has announced plans to launch two new scientific missions to Venus between 2028 and 2030 – its first in…

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Karachi man turns childhood hobby into a business

A young man in Karachi runs his own business of fixing foxy cars. Ubaid spends around six to eight months…

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Oxygen is rapidly running low in Earth’s lakes – here’s why this means trouble

For most life forms on Earth, oxygen is a necessity, not an optional extra – and because of our warming…

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9 signs that prove your cat loves you more than anything

Real talk: Does this cat love me, or does it love what I can do for it? It’s a question many a cat parent…

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Why olive oil is an incredible anti-aging solution, and how to use it

Olive oil, part of the Mediterranean diet plan, has been thought to be unhealthy in the past. However, we now…

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Detoxifying the bureaucracy

The year was 2015, lists were being prepared for the promotion of the bureaucrats. Merit was being compromised for loyalty.…

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India to launch “Door Darshan International” to tarnish Pakistan’s image?

Eerily, India has decided to launch DoorDarshan International when DD World is already on the air. The underlying reason for…

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No, you don’t need a COVID-19 antibody test after vaccination

Most of us are rushing to get our antibodies tested two weeks after being fully immunised for coronavirus. But these…

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We need to treat climate change as the emergency that it is

Veteran journalist Bill Moyers has told us the story of how Edward R Murrow, the pre-eminent US broadcast journalist of…

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Palestine and the UN’s ‘responsibility to protect’ doctrine

The recent escalation of the conflict in Palestine has emphasised the multiple paradoxes in the decades-long political stalemate in the…

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