Paquistão | Land Portal
Deosai, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan, photo by Qammer Wazir, Wikimedia Commons license

Sob exigências de nacionalistas islâmicos, o atual Paquistão foi criado a partir da divisão do subcontinente indiano em 1947, e depois da separação de Bangladesh em 1971. A área total de terra é de 770.875 km2, não incluindo as regiões disputadas de Jammu e Caxemira (reivindicadas tanto pelo Paquistão quanto pela Índia). Suas fronteiras situam-se na Índia, China, Afeganistão, Irã e no Mar Arábico ao sul. Há uma rica diversidade de paisagens, incluindo montanhas, desertos e áreas de delta de rios. Entretanto, o Paquistão é principalmente um país de terra seca, 80% árido ou semi-árido, e com altos níveis de escassez de água

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Foto: Phil Dolby/Flickr
11 Janeiro 2023
Ásia
Paquistão

Evento acontece quatro meses após início das inundações que afetaram um terço do país; desastre natural deixou mais de mil mortos e impactou 33 milhões de pessoas; crianças sob risco de infecções respiratórias devido a águas contaminadas e estagnadas.

ONU News/Shirin Yaseen
10 Setembro 2022
África
Ásia
Paquistão

Guterres destacou as consequências da queima de combustíveis fósseis e disse que os países ricos são responsáveis por ajudar países em desenvolvimento a se recuperarem de desastres como esses

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An empowered, equitable, socially cohesive and economically prosperous society in Gilgit-Baltistan and Chitral.

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