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July 14 is Bastille Day—an occasion to heed the echoes of 1789 in 2022 By Cathy Young at The Bulwark: An ineffectual and unpopular leader; a country beset by economic
Continue readingWarnings for Today from the French Revolution
عمران خان کی برطرفی: ‘تیرا جانا’ طویل گرم موسم گرما کا موسم چارلی اور اسنوپی عمران خان کے ان کے حامیوں، وفاداروں، اور پاکستانی نوجوانوں کی بھاری تعداد میں (میں
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Trump dumped. Khan dumped. Boris dumped. Who’s next…or who are next? A feature of a working constitution is that repugnant things can be spat out by the body politic -as
Continue reading‘This is the Parliamentary System that Pakistani Politicians Want to Follow’ (Video)
Those were the days: sterling moments, attitudes and dispositions in the 60s and 70s; all wrapped in tapestry of cinematic art for the mini screen – they had flicker of
Continue readingBeautiful Minds: کبھی ہم خوبصورت تھے (Video)
The Gray Man is Netflix’s most costly film with a reported budget of $200 million Hannah Strong @thethirdhan posted by Little White Lies: After four long years away from the
President Joe Biden travels to Saudi Arabia to repair his relationship with the kingdom in the cloudflare of American foreign policy which often highlights the gap between the values-based story
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“…food production must once again be an issue of sustainability, taking care of the earth and the human right to food must be an inalienable right.” – Dr. Vandana Shiva
Continue readingThe REAL CAUSE of WORLD HUNGER: ‘Food Exported to Richer Countries’ (Video)
The systems that harm animals go hand in hand with systems that harm humans. Combating them requires inter-species solidarity. Alice Crary and Lori Gruen in the Boston Review: Today it
This desi song amid monsoon rains in Karachi:
A Palestinian boy looks on as he attends Eid al-Adha prayers on the first day of Muslim holiday in Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip on July 9, 2022.
Continue readingScenes from Eid al-Adha in Gaza and West Bank (Images)
When looking to other creatures for signs of intelligence, insects are rarely the most obvious candidates, but as the historian Thomas Moynihan writes, it wasn’t always so. Thomas Moynihan in Science:
Continue readingHow Insect ‘Civilizations’ Recast Our Place in the Universe
Japan’s ruling coalition scored a sweeping victory in parliamentary elections on Sunday as the nation was still reeling two days after the assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Results