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RubinaAugust 1, 2025
Part 1 – The Price of Belonging: Identity Struggles Among Young British-Pakistanis

“Sometimes I don’t know which version of myself is real — the one at home or the one outside.” That…
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RubinaJuly 30, 2025
Part 2: Plant-Based Trends and Cultural Adaptation – How Pakistan Can Learn from the UK

In Part 1 of our series, we explored how the UK approaches street food safety and lifestyle diseases like obesity,…
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RubinaJuly 28, 2025
Part 1: Food and Public Health – Lessons from the UK for Pakistan

When we think of the UK, most Pakistanis imagine Big Ben, double-decker buses, and Premier League football. But hidden behind…
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RubinaJuly 25, 2025
🚐 Part 3: Mobile Libraries and Digital Vans

In quiet corners of the UK—moors of Scotland, Welsh valleys, and village lanes of rural England—a library still arrives, not…
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RubinaJuly 23, 2025
🧘‍♀️ Part 2: Libraries as Safe Spaces

In the UK, libraries are no longer just about borrowing books or studying quietly. Increasingly, they serve as wellbeing hubs—spaces…
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RubinaJuly 21, 2025
🏛️ Part 1: The Modern Library

In the UK, libraries are evolving far beyond their traditional role of lending books. They’ve become digital learning hubs, job…
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RubinaJuly 18, 2025
Second Chance: What Pakistan Can Learn from the UK’s Juvenile Justice Reforms

When a young person completes their sentence in the UK, the system doesn’t just release them and walk away. Instead,…
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Zahoor KhanJuly 17, 2025
Japan to Give Scholarships Worth $263 Million to Pakistanis

Japan to Give Scholarships Worth $263 Million to Pakistanis Japan has announced a scholarship program valued at $263 million aimed…
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Nighat ParveenJuly 17, 2025
AIOU Introduces Three New BS Programs

AIOU Introduces Three New BS Programs to Expand Academic Opportunities Islamabad – Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) has announced the…
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RubinaJuly 16, 2025
Second Chance: What Pakistan Can Learn from the UK’s Juvenile Justice Reforms

At first glance, the narrow hallway, secure doors, and buzz of overhead lights feel like any detention centre. But the…
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Top Stories

Part 1 – The Price of Belonging: Identity Struggles Among Young British-Pakistanis

Part 2: Plant-Based Trends and Cultural Adaptation – How Pakistan Can Learn from the UK

Part 1: Food and Public Health – Lessons from the UK for Pakistan

🚐 Part 3: Mobile Libraries and Digital Vans

🧘‍♀️ Part 2: Libraries as Safe Spaces

🏛️ Part 1: The Modern Library

Second Chance: What Pakistan Can Learn from the UK’s Juvenile Justice Reforms

Japan to Give Scholarships Worth $263 Million to Pakistanis

AIOU Introduces Three New BS Programs

Second Chance: What Pakistan Can Learn from the UK’s Juvenile Justice Reforms

میزان بینک ٹیکسلا برانچ میں شاندار کسٹمر ایپریسی ایشن ڈے کا انعقاد

Govt Caught Lying About Sehat Card Panel Hospitals

Private Medical Colleges Urge PMDC to Lower MDCAT Passing Marks to Fill Vacant Seats

Punjab Makes Major Changes to Matric and Inter Exams

دہشتگردی کا دین سے کوئی تعلق نہیں

US FDA memo links 10 child deaths to Covid vaccines: report

May 9 mayhem: Imran Khan indicted in GHQ attack cas

India ‘rejects’ PCB formula for Champions Trophy as ICC meeting postponed again

Pakistani doctor honoured with ‘Order of Canada’ for contributions to global health

As Putin reaches 25 years in power, has he ‘taken care of Russia’?

Hopes for changes in surgical menopause care