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The Price of a Family
Bonded Labour in Pakistan
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The Smoke Above Quetta
Pakistan’s government condemns the attack. It always does. The dead are already being counted.
May 25
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The Soda Ash Plant
Pakistan's most powerful unaccountable body just handed a water-scarce district's public resources to one of the country's wealthiest conglomerates.
May 21
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Pakistan's University Professors: No Raise in Five Years, No Pension, No Answer
The researchers who produce over 75 percent of Pakistan's academic output are earning the same salary they earned in 2021. Their BPS colleagues received…
May 19
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Two Men, One Company, Thirteen Thousand Shareholders Left Holding the Wreckage
Story of TRG Pakistan Limited
May 18
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Pakistan’s Sovereign Debt Machine, the Fees It Doesn’t Disclose, and Why the Government Talked About Everything Except the Questions
Every government Pakistan has had since 1958 has borrowed money and called it a victory.
May 18
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The Sanjrani Franchise
How one family from Naukundi claimed Balochistan's mines, its Senate chair, and its chief ministers and why no one stopped them
May 14
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Miss Pinky
A girl from Baloch Para built Pakistan’s most sophisticated cocaine empire.
May 13
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Three Million Children
Baluchistan's Education Minister cannot count the province's missing students. A civic-tech organization with undisclosed foreign funding arrived in May…
May 12
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The Nursery at the Edge of Karachi
Almas Kasmani grew up in Rehri Goth, a fishing village the city is slowly consuming. She is planting it back, one propagule at a time.
May 11
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Pakistan's Snow Leapords
For a century, Pakistan knew its ghost cat was out there. This year, someone finally put a number to it.
May 10
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Who Is Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb?
Pakistan's finance minister ran the country's largest bank HBL for six years. The numbers he left behind tell a different story than the one he tells…
May 9
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