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2022, The deadliest year in terms of terrorism after 2015

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4 mn readIn the first 10 months of the current year, 797 terrorist activities were carried out by terrorists in Pakistan which is alarming and the highest after 2015. More than 475 people have lost their lives while more than 1600 people were also injured in these lethal attacks. Local Taliban group (Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan/ TTP) claimed the responsibility for 70 percent of attacks, 25 percent of assaults were claimed by Baloch separatists/militants, while the remaining five percent are claimed by the international terrorist organization ISIS, Khurasan chapter.

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India submitted its effective performance in COP27 in reducing climate crisis

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3 mn readCountries have started to do their bit in reducing climate crisis by following a roadmap prepared by United Nation. As per the information, climate conference is about to take place in Sharm-el-Sheikh, Egypt this month. Leaders from different nations will join each other at this summit for discussing better solutions and their contributions in balancing environmental crisis. Available information suggests that speakers like Boris Johnson, Nicola Sturgeon, Yasmine Fouad, Ngozi OkonjoIweala, Simon Stiell and Farhana Yamin will attend alongside others. It’ll be three days event.

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Climate Change, Pakistan and COP 27

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4 mn readUnder the banner of the United Nations, the Conference of Parties (COP 27) is one of the biggest annual events on climate change. This year COP-27 is being held in Egypt from the 6th to the 18th of November. 197 countries around the globe are participating in the event. From Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Federal Minister for Climate Change Senator Ms. Sherry Rehman, federal ministers, parliamentarians, and other officials are partaking in COP-27. After horrifying rains and floods, Pakistan is considered an important country to present its case at the conference.

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FATF officially announced the removal of Pakistan from the gray list

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4 mn readFinancial Action Task Force, (FATF) formally announced the removal of Pakistan from its gray list. A two-day meeting of FATF was held in Paris on 20-21 Oct, in which the removal of Pakistan’s name from the gray list was reviewed. The Pakistani delegation was led by Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Ms. Hana Rabbani Khar. After the meeting, FATF officially announced the removal of Pakistan from the gray list. Getting out of FATF’s gray list will make it easier for Pakistan to get foreign funding and loans.

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Epidemics broke out in flood-affected areas of Pakistan

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3 mn readEpidemic diseases are increasing rapidly in flood-affected areas in Pakistan, especially among children. According to the Sindh Health Department, more than 1.2 million people have been affected by diseases across the province including respiratory issues, asthma, and chest infection, while the cases of gastrointestinal, diarrhea, dengue, and malaria are also increasing continuously.

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Climate Change: Pakistan, “In the Line of Fire”

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3 mn readAccording to the global climate risk index, Pakistan is ranked in the top ten most vulnerable countries in the world due to its geographical location in terms of climate change. As Pakistan is situated near the equator, weather events are usually intense here. A couple of weeks back, Pakistan faced critical heat waves in almost all plain areas of the country. After a long tenure of heat waves in June, unprecedented monsoon rains and floods demolished the infrastructure in the country in July and August. More than 500 people have already lost their lives and more than 600 people are injured.