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Michele Gazzola in The Guardian: The emergence of English as the predominant (though not exclusive) international language is seen by many as a positive phenomenon with several practical advantages and
Anne-Marie Slaughter at Project Syndicate: In 1951, just six years after World War II, Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and West Germany signed the Treaty of Paris, establishing the
Continue readingIf Europe Could Do It, So Can the Middle East
“ماں جی “آفتاب رضوی کی ایک اچھوتی کہانی ہے جو تقریبا “ اسکے اپنے حالات پر مبنی ہے۔ اس کہانی میں سارے کردار فرضی ہیں۔ لیکن حقیقت۔ سے قریب بھی
دو انڈے اور دو پراٹھے
Sarah Bell on BBC: Novelist Hanif Kureishi sustained life-changing injuries when he collapsed and landed on his head on Boxing Day last year. Left without the use of his arms
Shared by Adil Khan: Memories for my Arsenal friends who saw and lived in the fantasy land in the sixties and early seventies: Karachi, east of the Suez and west
DAWN EDITORIAl EXCERPT: “…Meanwhile, the migratory tribe of ‘electables’ is also present in the contest, offering their services to those believed to have the blessings of the powers that be.
by Dwight Furrow: It might strike you as odd, if not thoroughly antiquarian, to reach back to Aristotle to understand gastronomic pleasure. Haven’t we made progress on the nature of
Shocks will continue. Building resilience is one of the most critical skills we can develop, as individuals and organizations. This is just one of 12 themes covered in the wrap-up
Shared by Irshad Salim: “We are completely immune to advertising, do you know why? It’s all good news.” “Why do we find real news to be bad news? Because it
Continue readingMarshall McLuhan on Good News, Bad News, Advertising
Shared by Osama Mustafa: Jamal Khan was a Train Engine Driver from a village near Sukkur in British India. For a crime, he was condemned to death by hanging. Before