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Literature
Ibrahim Munshi’s Immortal Poetic Wonder
During his lifetime, Ibrahim Munshi wrote voluminously, he recited in poems in literary events frequently, but no other poem of…
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Literature
Poem: A Few Tiny Flower Seeds
Beneath the wall, I scattered a few flower seeds. Poet Choi Young Kyu was born in Gangneung, Gangwon Province, South…
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Literature
Be a Quiet Donkey – Chinese Poetry
When orderly herds of horses pass along the broad road, No need to envy, and even take the lead to…
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Blogs
Love in the Days of Tribal Wars
The Ashes of Troy and the Fires of Mirpur Buriro [This piece compares a modern tragedy in Sindh, Pakistan, to…
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Point of View
Utopian Dogma and Human Cost
This analysis reinforces the central argument of The Great Transformation by Karl Polanyi: that modern market society is inherently unstable…
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Literature
Re-Embracing the Poetry
An intense and emotional gathering dedicated to literature, the art of words, and the cultural dialogue between Albania and Italy,…
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Literature
Poetry: Cactus Flowers Still Bloom
Though life is fragile, The Western cactus flowers still bloom in vibrant hues. Born in 1950, Mai Han Hanh, a…
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Obituary
A Believer in Love Beyond Religion
Tribute to Hazuri Roop Saein Saadh Ram Sahib who left this mortal world on 19 May 2026 in a hospital…
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Literature
The Guardian of Stars and Mud
The war had left no choice. Fatherhood and patriotism, at this historical moment, were no longer two separate duties; they…
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Point of View
Nature Sacrificed at Development’s Altar
Sand Mining Drains the Lifeblood River. Protect Khirthar Before Nothing Remains Farooq Sargani A.W. Hughes was a British civil servant…
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