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Observations of an Expat: Cold Winter Cometh
Every corner of the globe will be affected. Inflation fuelled by energy shortages will affect almost every one. The rare…
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Observations of an Expat: Boris
Boris Johnson’s lack of moral fiber has wreaked havoc on Britain’s unwritten constitution; the social contract between rulers and ruled;…
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Residential Segregation in Mithi and Karachi
The structure of Mithi Town, in Tharparkar, is built around caste neighborhoods, and even today no family that belongs to…
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Observations of an Expat: Unholy Alliance
The alliance, however, may now be facing the downward slope. A poll taken just after the Supreme Court decision showed…
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America and the Religion of Whiteness
In the U.S. today, two-thirds of white Christians practice a “religion of whiteness,” a new study finds. BY MICHAEL O.…
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Observations of an Expat: I am an Immigrant
If you are born to a country your acceptance is automatic. As an immigrant you have to constantly prove your…
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‘Malice towards One and All’
The Weekly editor had later softened the blow to Sindhi pride, acknowledging that they duly return the compliment, substituting Punjabis…
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Observations of an Expat: US Elections and 6 January
The Congressional committee investigating the 6 January Capitol Hill Riots is going public in a big way. By Tom Arms…
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History of English literature is the Autobiography of English People
History, is made up of the works of individual writers, and whatever individual writer conceives from society. Rashid Chandio Literature…
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SAFER FOOD, BETTER HEALTH
Unsafe food particularly affects the most vulnerable groups: pregnant women, children under five, elderly and people with compromised immune systems.…
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