Pakistan’s terrified Christians
Pervez Hoodbhoy The prime minister and people of New Zealand have put before us gold-plated standards of decency, compassion, and
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Education
Zia’s legacy: a critical analysis of banning student unions
by Haider Nisar Sawati It was 1983 when last student union elections were held in universities and colleges across Pakistan
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US varsity, AKU join hands to advance population health, research and education
News Desk Seattle (USA): Two internationally-reputed universities have joined hands to expand population health, research, and education in developing countries.
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Knowledge as a national priority
by Waseem Altaf We were extremely poor yet we had books at home, said Ada Yonath, the 2009 Nobel laureate in
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HAH Report Political systems across the world have undergone a wave of populism, and are hard pressed to balance majoritarian
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The need for a new social contract
Dr Ammar Ali Jan On the morning of February 9, there was a police raid at my residence. The manner
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Refusing to learn
THE brazen police-led harassment of academic and activist, Dr Ammar Jan, for his participation in a PTM-affiliated protest revealed once
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French scholar for promotion of social solidarity, integration to meet global challenges
HAH Report Islamabad A noted French thinker has called for promotion of social solidarity and integration amid growing inequality and
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Vulnerability and resilience of Kyrgyz youth to radicalisation
Grievances are the most important factor of vulnerability of Kyrgystan youth to radicalisation, says a new research study. HAH Report
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How to learn a language in 15 minutes per day
How long should you practice a new language every day? We sat down with one of our linguistics experts here
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LA teachers can teach working class about power of labour strikes
Organizing to bring work to a halt fundamentally shifts the balance of power and transforms workers into a force to
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What do I risk losing by writing down my family’s stories in English?
Jamil Jan Kochai on traditions of Afghan oral storytelling By Jamil Jan Kochai Listen, Before I read Kipling or Faulkner or Pynchon,
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Biggest fiction bestsellers of the last 100 years
By Emily Temple As the year draws to a close, some of us like to look forward, and some of us backward—and
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Toward changing the language of creative writing classrooms
Praise, like criticism, can make us forget what art is for By Helen Betya Rubinstein I open the creative writing courses
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British educator Geoffrey Douglas Langlands dies
By Karimullah He visited Chitral in 1989 and established Sayurge Public School later renamed after Langlands Public School and College.
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