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Environment
Past Wars Still Cost the Earth
The wars ended but their toxic legacy still poisons our land, seas, climate and future. By: Ramesh Raja From radioactive…
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Book Review
Diary of a Crisis: Israel in Turmoil
When executive power operates without effective judicial oversight, the state forfeits its constitutional legitimacy and degenerates into an arbitrary regime…
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Analysis
Observations of an Expat: Canada
Since becoming Canada’s Prime Minister, Carney has made 23 foreign trips to 29 countries. Almost all of them to promote…
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Economy
Entrepreneurship for the Development
In Sindh, entrepreneurship can be harnessed in agriculture, livestock, fisheries, handicrafts, dairy, camel products, agro-processing, harnessing renewable energy, and tourism.…
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Point of View
Smaller Provinces Will Not Fix Misrule-4
The establishment will maintain this political charade for some years, with the small federal constituents engaged in a nation-wide campaign…
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Literature
Poetry: Grass’s Letter To God
Günter Grass died! Maybe he left this world since it was not as he imagined, but he will never be…
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Interview
Translators Build Bridges Between Civilizations
Culture does not belong to one people alone; it belongs to all humanity. Antonio Ma-at Interviews Angela Kosta Legacy Narrative…
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News
Bus Hits Power Cables at Psychiatric Institute
255 Patients without Power and Water after Bus Strikes HESCO Lines at Hyderabad Psychiatric Institute A major electrical explosion at…
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Climate Crisis
Global Warming: The Planet Under Siege
Global Warming Has Become a Global Disaster. The World is Battling Heat, Floods, Fires, Drought and Melting Ice By Ramesh…
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Travelogue
Where Tunnels Meet Bridges
Norway’s Roads That Connect Mountains, Fjords and Hearts. Wherever we went, there was either a tunnel ahead of us or…
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