Year: 2025
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Anthropology
Rock Art: From Bows to Guns
In the mountainous regions of Sindh, shepherds and travelers are still carving images onto rocks, continuing a tradition that spans…
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Literature
Such a Relationship – Poetry from Korea
Sitting in the flower garden, I watch the new sprouts, Lifting my eyes to the sky, I gaze at the…
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Civic Issues
Sindh: Cameras on Our Roads
A look at Sindh’s Traffic Regulation and Citation System and what global experience teaches us about automated enforcement By Ali…
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Languages
How Society Shapes the Language
Studying language in relation to society—the social environment and culture—has become one of the current directions in linguistics Saidova Mahzuna…
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Languages
Topical and Prospective Issues of Philology
International Conference in Termiz discusses current challenges and developments in modern linguistics, literary studies, translation, and foreign language teaching methodology…
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Point of View
Cruelty exposes ruling power’s fragility
The picture shows the truth that the rulers want to hide. It shows what happens when power becomes blind and…
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Point of View
Understanding the Dynamics of Dissent
When people feel that their voices are not being heard, they may turn to protest as a means of expressing…
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Book Review
Why Politics Fails – A Critical Summary
Review of the book ‘Why Politics Fails’, authored by Ben Ansell a British political scientist and professor of comparative democratic…
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Literature
Accidental Rain – Poetry from China
They are just passing clouds Like a burst of mood, tucked away by me in a document Yang Yujun is…
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Point of View
Sindh: Robbed by its own Guardians
Absolute power should never mean absolute privilege; it must mean absolute responsibility. Sindh, the land of Shah Latif’s wisdom and…
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