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Research
Black Plague—Was it God’s Punishment?
The Black Death epidemic had run its course by the early 1350s, but the plague reappeared every few generations for…
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Obituary
A Firebrand Who Shattered Silence
Tribute to a Passionate Spirit that Defied Anonymity By Raphic Burdo Kafeel Bhai, the legendary cricket enthusiast and truck artist…
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Blogs
Balance in Life Matters Most
From personal life to politics, from nature to ethics, balance emerges as the core principle of survival and progress. Abdullah…
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Education
Vision of learning, fifty years later
A half century from now, school education will undergo a radical transformation driven by technology, evolving social needs, and a…
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Point of View
Pakistan: A Nation of Job Hunters
Every passing day adds more jobless people to Pakistan, a country with one of the largest young labor forces in…
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Art and Culture
Arab and African Heritage Confluence
Popular Heritage and Cultural Convergence in Arab and African Cultures Souad Khalil | Libya Popular heritage is a true mirror…
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Agriculture
Agrochemical Abuse: Inaction Endangers Farms
The inability of the government to vigorously apply the rule of law against agrichemical corporations that are conducting perilous practices…
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Blogs
How to Revive the Reading Habit?
Establish small and easy-to-manage community libraries in every village and city. Instead of short videos on digital platforms, authors should…
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Literature
Trees Write Poetry All Year Long
Trees write poetry All year long. With their leaves Flowers Fruits… Ms. Ahn Hye-cho is a poet from South Korea…
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Literature
Poetry: Snow Falling on the Roof
A winter without snow Is like a house without a roof. Jiang Jie is a Beijing native poet Jiang…
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