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With water scarce, Pakistan helps farmers grow more with less
Government-subsidised drip irrigation systems are helping farmers in dry areas get a crop despite erratic rainfall linked to climate change
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OPINION: Time for a global reset, to address the planetary emergency
Costa Rica is leading the way to rebalance our troubled relationship with nature
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Racism in LGBT+ community made British Muslim writer wish he was straight
In his new memoir, Mohsin Zaidi tells the story of growing up gay in a devout Shi'ite family and his struggles to come to terms with his sexuality
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Pandemic deals 'crushing blow' to struggling Kashmir tourism
The disputed region has received less than 600 visitors since mid-July, compared with 14,600 in the same period last year
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Global goals: Is there still time to save the world?
Nine humanitarian experts on the chances of a real global reset by 2030
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Afghanistan's first female U.N. envoy warns over women's rights
Adela Raz said the Taliban’s stance on women’s rights should concern the world as the government holds power-sharing talks with the Islamist group
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Far from home, refugees build digital heritage with virtual reality
Virtual reality is enabling Syrian refugees and survivors of India's Partition to revisit and preserve memories of their homes
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OPINION: Tracking down organ traffickers and their victims
Worldwide, the number of illegal transplants is believed to be somewhere in the region of 10,000 per year
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'Freak events': Karachi floods hint at shifting monsoon
Scientists say climate change appears to be altering winds that drive South Asia's monsoon, changing rainfall patterns
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