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Literature
The Black Band – A Short Story
It’s about the distance between panic and patience; and how, in travel and in life, that distance can sometimes feel…
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Technology
Online Teaching’s Transformative Impact
Although there are drawbacks and other challenges to face-to-face communication, the benefits of online learning outweigh these limitations. Online education…
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Analysis
The Unforgettable Bagram Airbase
America’s recent domineering strategy with regards to reclaiming Bagram can visibly disrupt regional stability alongside dragging Pakistan into another regional…
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Literature
Bakhtin: Ideology and Language
Bakhtin was a Russian philosopher, born in 1895 in the city of Oryol and died in 1975. He studied philology,…
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Blogs
The Philosophy of Conscious Seclusion
Conscious solitude is not despair; it is the mother of creativity. This solitude not only grants us creative power but…
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Literature
The Miracle across the Continents
Six authors from three continents gathered online, their voices woven together by the Egyptian poet and novelist Ashraf Aboul-Yazid, who…
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Point of View
Don’t Do the Maths That Way!
Homes — and nations — prosper not on privilege, but on fairness and shared rights. What Pakistan now needs is…
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Literature
Small Narratives – Poetry from China
The narrative poems focused on recording real-life experiences Ma Yongbo is representative of Chinese avant-garde poetry, and a leading scholar…
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Point of View
Pension Denied is Dignity Denied
Pension is not just a few thousand rupees. Pension is a cover for a retired person which he uses to…
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Short Story
Horror – A Short Story from Uzbekistan
As I crawled through the burnt-out village, I was horrified by the sight. Small, burned bodies Turdiyeva Guloyim | Uzbekistan…
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