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Indus River Water Issue
Indus River Issue: Sindh calls for international intervention
‘Let the Indus River Flow’. Protest Rallies Mark the International Day of Action for Rivers Awami Tehreek and Sindhyani Tehreek…
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Book Review
Ruined A Little When We Are Born
Tara Zambrano’s second book is a collection of short stories, flash fiction, personal essays, and prose poems By Ravibala Shenoy…
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Human Rights
The Stolen Childhood of Young Brides
In the quiet corners of the world, in villages where the horizon is often blurred by tradition, the lives of…
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Literature/Poetry
Poetry: From Summer to Winter in Qatar
Accra- sky-Doha! A metal bird touches down. The soul seeks a place to ease a long-winding stress. Fareed Agyakwah, a…
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Anthropology
Lost Cities of Ancient Civilizations
Throughout history, many great civilizations have flourished, leaving behind remarkable cities filled with art, culture, and knowledge By Bisma Aziz…
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Anthropology
Role of Archaeology in Understanding Human History
Writer explores the role or importance of archaeology in understanding human history and why it remains a vital discipline in…
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Literature
Novel: The Legend of a Squirrel
Algerian writer Turkia Loucif crowns her novel “The Legend of a Squirrel” on the world stage Algiers Algerian writer Turkia…
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Interview
Chinese Scholar Ma Yongbo Says: Global Trends Dominate Chinese Literature
Satirical and socially critical poetry is nearly extinct Outstanding Chinese poetry, though rare, remains the nation’s deepest inner voice, accompanying…
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Literature/Poetry
Mask – Poetry from Korea
I have several masks. Before my wife and son, Before friend, poet, child, adult, man, woman, On each occasion I…
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Literature
Novel: An Unknown Life (Part-23)
Kolkata-based author Debashree Chakraborty writes a novel about the 19 years of life of Jesus, which, according to some contemporary…
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