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Health
Child Stunting, Maternal Anemia Grip Pakistan
40% of children under five in Pakistan suffer from stunting, more than half of women and children are affected by…
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Literature
THE TALES OF TAXI DRIVERS
Stories of Karachi’s Taxi Drivers from 1993 to 2000 Zaffar Junejo [Author’s Note: I joined a non-government organization in mid-1993.…
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Book Review
Book: ‘The Caste of Flowers’
Review of the book ‘The Caste of Flowers’, authored by Nepali poet, translator, and educator Sushant Kumar B.K. Dr. Hasan…
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Artificial Intelligence
First AI columnist signs a new era
AI Inaugurates the world’s first editorial column authored by AI with a defined identity in Saturno Magazine The international cultural…
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Analysis
Observations of an Expat: NATO Irony
While shelling out billions to America, Europeans are also building the factories and shipyards that will build the weapons that…
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Point of View
Plato on Change and the Stability
Plato does not reject change outright. He warns against uncontrolled, irrational, and morally directionless change, which slowly dismantles the structure…
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Literature
Feet in Water – Short Story
Sanwal stood up and walked to the old water spot in the courtyard. There was still no bucket. But he…
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Literature
Old Innovations – Poetry from Azerbaijan
A big hospital In the morning, work has just begun. Severely ill patients are standing in line in front of…
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Literature
Dreaming of a Nation of Poetry
Poetry endures longer than guns And travels farther than power. Hailing from Korea, the Land of Morning Calm, Mr. Park…
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Technology
Cities Built Upon Invisible Water
Groundwater, Construction, and the Silent Cracks Beneath Urban Life Urban civilization often celebrates what rises upward: towers, skylines, highways, glass…
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