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Point of View
Zardari, Sindh and the Battle over New Provinces
President Zardari could not risk the political career of his children by supporting the division of Sindh. He was apparently…
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Artificial Intelligence
AI Is Here: Are We Ready For It?
The transformation is already underway. Our education, banking, businesses, jobs and daily lives will be reshaped and we have very…
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Literature
Book: I Danced with the Devil
‘I Danced with the Devil’ (Ho ballato con il diavolo) is the latest book of Italian writer and former clinical…
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Point of View
Restructuring Governance From Below
Pakistan’s central challenge is balancing rapid population growth with constrained resources through a decentralized, responsive framework that delivers essential public…
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Literature
Longing to Wander – Poetry from China
Longing to wander with the waves on Gulangyu Tasting the sea surf atop the Drum-Beating Rock… Wang Ke Wang Ke…
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Anthropology
British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-7
The first aerodromes appeared during the early twentieth century, initially for military aviation, postal services and imperial communications. During the…
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Culture
Sindh’s Lamp of Coexistence
The annual Ramapir mela at a small Sukkur village draws Hindus and Muslims together around an all-night satsang, preserving Sindh’s…
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Point of View
Sweden: Quiet Power of Ordinary Voters
Living between two distinct political landscapes offers a unique lens on the mechanics of democratic life. While political passion burns…
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Point of View
Reclaiming The Female Power
Restoring Female Sovereignty beyond the Corporate Grind By Noor Muhammad Marri Advocate | Islamabad In human history, nothing is more…
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Interview
Literature as a Shield against Injustice
Bangladesh’s poet and writer’s journey from Village Childhood to Pen Fight The city children used to call us Geyo, which…
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