Independent Urdu
- کیا یہ سندھی گانا فحاشی پھیلا رہا ہے؟
- کراچی کی خواجہ سرا آرادھیا فیلو شپ پر امریکہ چلیں
- سُہائی ابڑو جنہیں مرگی اور شادی بھی رقص سے نہ روک پائی
- خبرناک کا ’مذاق‘ بننے والے رانا ہمیر سنگھ کون ہیں؟
- کھُدائی کے 100 سال بعد بھی موئن جو دڑو کی زبان کا راز کھل نہ سکا
The Independent London
Daily Times
- Sindh loses over 50 percent of total forests in last two decades
- 27 cities reached Peak Greenhouse Gas Emissions as populations increase, economies grow
- Can desalination help resolve Karachi’s water crisis?
- Women face the brunt of water shortage in deltaic regions
- Gilgit Baltistan: the tale of a thirsty riverside village
Dawn
- Catch-22: Karachi’s marine pollution shows catastrophic results
- Pakistan’s coal expansion brings misery to villagers in Thar desert
- Feature: Rule of the jogi
- Mother Nature’s guide to weather forecasting
- Exploring why Karachi’s rainwater has nowhere to go
United Press International (UPI)
- Encroaching sea levels endanger Pakistan’s Indus Delta
- Pamphlet in Pakistan region spurs fears of election violence
- Rains bring new life and tourism to Thar Desert
Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) News
- Pakistan honour killings continue despite tough new laws
- Hindus flee Muslim extremists after Koran burned in Pakistan
Geo News
- The death of a lake
- In search of clean drinking water
- Hindus in Pakistan: Why they choose burial over cremation
Newsweek Pakistan
Newsline
The Third Pole
- Climate change hits herders on Himalayan meadow
- Pakistan’s unique desert wetlands under threat
- Pakistan’s coal expansion brings misery to villagers in Thar desert
- Dirty water takes heavy health toll in Sindh, Pakistan
Himal South Asian
The Friday Times
The News on Sunday
- Losing a way of life to climate change
- At the mercy of man-made disaster
- Unsheltered and endangered
- Thar: A controversial exit
Pakistan Today
- Are we set to tackle upshot of climate change?
- First mosque in South Asia lies in ‘ruins’
- Where all go to ‘Sea View’
Dawn – Urdu
Crisis Response Journal
- Internally displaced persons still struggling five years after Pakistan floods
- Pakistan: River Indus delta women’s saga
Daily Jang
“If you are a journalist, you have to look around your surroundings. If they are changing and you will not change, your journalism dies,” says #JOTM @amarguriro on adapting to the new media landscape.https://t.co/KbX6GpkfeD pic.twitter.com/elhpCOOtI1
— IJNet (@IJNet) September 2, 2019