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With warming winters and drier forests, Pakistan’s northern regions face increasingly devastating wildfires. But underfunded
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Masood Ahmed Janjua was a Rawalpindi-based businessman, who disappeared on July 30, 2005. Janjua and a friend, Faisal Faraz, boarded a private bus...
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