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January 14, 2026

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2025 was the third warmest year on record: experts

Tourists and locals paddle board at sunrise on the Mediterranean Sea in Barcelona, ​​Spain, July 2, 2025. — Reuters BRUSSELS: The planet recorded its third hottest year on record in 2025, extending a streak of unprecedented heatwaves, with no relief expected in 2026, US researchers and EU climate monitors said on Wednesday. The past 11 years have now been the warmest on record, with 2024 topping the podium and 2023 in second place, according to the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service and Berkeley Earth, a California-based nonprofit research organization. For the first time, global temperatures have exceeded pre-industrial levels by

December 28, 2025

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PIA privatization reflects government’s seriousness to shrink commercial footprint: experts

A PIA plane is pictured mid-flight. — AFP/File KARACHI: Experts have hailed the delayed privatization of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) saying the move sends a strong signal to investors that the government is serious about shrinking its commercial footprint and tackling inefficiencies that have drained public resources for years. The News reported on Wednesday. “The government will have to make sustained efforts to get out of business,” Uzair Younus, a Washington-based economic analyst, said in comments to the report. He described the PIA transaction as a turning point, adding that other sectors, particularly energy, should follow. “Privatization and deregulation of

December 11, 2025

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Only 41% of experts receive digital threat training

The survey cites human error as a major breach risk, as companies are urged to raise awareness The output of DEEP component-II will be the development of Pakistan Business Portal at a cost of $15 million for the first financial year of the project i.e. 2024-25. photo: file LAHORE: A recent survey by Kaspersky in the Middle East, Turkey and Africa (META) region, titled “Cybersecurity in the Workplace: Employee Knowledge and Behavior”, found that only 41% of professionals in Pakistan received training on digital threats. The knowledge gap is significant, especially since the majority of cybersecurity breaches are attributed to

December 3, 2025

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Medical experts report outbreak of CHS, alarming cases of “scromiting”.

Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) is an increasingly common medical disorder seen among people who use cannabis heavily over long periods of time. — Reuters Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) is an increasingly common medical disorder seen among people who use cannabis heavily for long periods of time. The condition causes repeated bouts of severe nausea, repeated vomiting and severe abdominal discomfort. A particularly painful form of this reaction is often referred to as “scromiting”, a portmanteau of the words scream and vomit. People who experience it arrive at emergency departments in severe pain, often unable to stop vomiting and screaming from

November 15, 2025

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Experts call for the integration of climate governance, social protection systems

Speakers at IBA conference reject reactionary policies. encourages youth participation, climate literacy, local funding There are many departments including women development, social welfare, labour, health and others which are not playing their necessary role in empowering agricultural workers. Photo: Archive KARACHI: Pakistan needs to review and integrate its climate governance and social protection systems to withstand the increasing frequency and severity of climate shocks, experts said at the Fifth Annual International Conference — A New Global Order, Yet Again — organized by IBA. Speaking during a panel discussion titled ‘Climate Change and Social Protection’, leading climate experts, researchers and development

November 9, 2025

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Asset-backed Pakistani cryptocurrencies could be worth $30 billion, experts say

Representations of cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Dash, Ethereum, Ripple and Litecoin are seen in this illustration image taken on June 2, 2021. — Reuters Delaying the law could cost $25 billion in lost opportunities. Gradual incentive regulation for risk management and adoption. CBDC proposed to reduce the cost of remittance transfer. Islamabad: Pakistanis have an estimated $20-30 billion invested in asset-backed cryptocurrencies, experts told the Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI) Conference on Friday. The News was mentioned. They predicted that cryptocurrency transactions by Pakistanis could reach $300 billion – a figure that is close to the country’s roughly $400 billion GDP.

November 5, 2025

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Experts are pushing for multifaceted mental health solutions, not just tertiary care

We can’t discount income inequality, climate change when providing mental health care, doctors say at AKUH conference The Brain and Mind World Conference was held over two days at the Aga Khan University, Karachi. Source: @AKU_BMI on X Mental health is a multifaceted issue that needs to be addressed at every level of society and in all areas of professional and community life, experts at the Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) have stressed. Brain and Mind conference on Wednesday. The two-day conference included discussions on topics ranging from the effects of climate change on mental health and suicide to ways

October 4, 2025

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“First of the kind” of power behind Iberia Blackout: Experts

PARIS: An increase in power that caused a paralytic interruption across Spain and Portugal in April was an unprecedented event in Europe and possibly the world, but the main cause remains unknown, a team of experts said on Friday. “This has been the most serious blackout incident in Europe for the last 20 years,” he said in the presentation of the committee’s preliminary report on the incident. He said that “the hypertenses” were behind Blackout, which called a “first of his kind” in Epirus. Cortinas added that “we believe that (it is unprecedented) in the world”, but warned that experts

September 24, 2025

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United Nations experts are calling for Israel’s ban on international football amid genocide that unfolds in Palestine

United Nations experts, including special rapporteur Francesca Albanese, demand that FIFA and the Union of European Football Associations prohibit Israel from international football as a critical response to dealing with the ongoing Genocide. “The conclusion of the United Nations Research Committee on occupied Palestinian territory, including Eastern Jerusalem and Israel, that Israel commits genocide, is the last in a growing number of international bodies confirming that its 23rd. The obligations for prevention, not for committing or motivating and punishment of genocide, are recognized worldwide as imposing standards of international law that apply to all, at all times, without exception, noted.

September 18, 2025

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Malnutrition causes a non -recognized type of diabetes: Experts

A person receives a test for diabetes during Care Harbour La Free Medical Clinic in Los Angeles, California September 11, 2014.- Reuters Malnutrition can cause its own form of diabetes, health experts said on Thursday, demanding that “type 5 diabetes” be recognized to help fight the disease in countries already struggling with poverty and starvation. The most common form of type 2 diabetes can be caused by obesity and occurs when adults become hormone insulin. Type 1, mainly diagnosed in childhood, occurs when the pancreas does not produce enough insulin. However, diabetes researchers monitor another form of the disease, which

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