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Ethics
Ethics: The Silent Compass
Ethics is not a set of ancient rules written on a dusty scroll; it is the invisible compass that quietly…
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Literature/Poetry
Waking up in the middle night
The moon and I lay under this same blanket Woven from bright stars and prayers Flowing many tears of blessing…
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Literature/Poetry
Poetry: This way and that
Explain how tears are purposeful stars Shed to replenish the universe For thousands of years Of peace. Stephen A. Rozwenc,…
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Literature/Poetry
Hometown Wind – A Poem from Korea
The wind I once knew Childhood’s breeze I met again In my hometown Would come to me gently Whenever I…
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Literature/Poetry
Flowers and Grasses also have Souls
When people laugh, flowers and grasses smile too. When people grieve, they weep in sorrow. Phan Hoang, an acclaimed poet…
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Point of View
How Many More? Rape, Silence, and Injustice
Until rape is treated as a national and global emergency, we are all complicit in letting monsters walk free By…
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Point of View
Drug Addiction: The Silent Epidemic
The addiction is not just harmful to the individual—it is a dangerous threat to the entire society By Iqra Jokhio…
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World News
FACTBOX – Border crossings between India and Pakistan
Attari-Wagah crossing, the only operational border crossing with Pakistan, closed after attack in Indian-administered Kashmir killed 26 Aamir Latif Arain …
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World News
Pakistan: Water Diversion by India Equals War
Islamabad suspends 1972 Simla Agreement, trade with New Delhi; closes Wagah border, airspace for Indian aircraft Riyaz Khaliq Khaliq, Islam…
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Literature/Poetry
Poetry: Let the Indus breathe
The echoes call, the voices plead, Let justice halt this ruthless deed. For if the Indus breathes no more, Then…
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