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Blogs
Waiting for What Never Comes
A Reading into the Eternal “No War, No Peace” Between Washington and Tehran The region will remain in the waiting…
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Literature
I Would Rather Watch the Rain
Regretfully, this photo taken of the rain Only captures the things washed by rain: Runway, benches, street lamps, surveillance cameras.…
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Environment
Understanding the Flood Resilience
The Concept of Flood Resilience and Making It Part of How We Think About Floods Flood resilience is the capacity…
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Analysis
Observations of an Expat: Special Relationship
The phrase “Special Relationship” was coined by Winston Churchill in postwar triumph. It survives today’s strain. By Tom Arms |…
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Literature
Poetry: The Tongue of Pain
As an old proverb used to say: “The dogs will bark — the caravan finds its way.” The fault’s not…
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Blogs
May 1: A Holiday for Whom
Millions of workers are part of our society who fulfill their responsibilities without complaint. For them, May 1 is perhaps…
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Public Opinion
Harassment at the Educational Institutes
The state and the society must work hand in hand to ensure harassment free educational space. Junaid Sharif Since the…
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Book Review
‘On the Edge’: Book Review
A bilingual poet, and author of nearly two dozen books, Dr. Lalit commands a vast world view, and writes from…
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Travelogue
Where Forest Meets the Sea
Tall pine trees dominated the landscape, standing like quiet guardians of time. Their scent lingered in the air, fresh and…
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Literature
A Prayer in Times of War
Gods! Spare some more wisdom Take away the folly That calls this bloodshed grand. Jernail S. Anand, an eminent poet…
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