The graveyard talks back –I
Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, and her party supporters attend a protest march against the National Register
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Opinion
A black law
Sedition seems to be the ‘crime’ of the times — even as the demand for the state to respect fundamental
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Charity won’t fix inequality. Only structural change will
Swiss activist Loukina Tille, Swedish climate change activists Greta Thunberg and Isabelle Axelsson attend the World Economic Forum annual meeting
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To understand the Wuhan coronavirus, look to the epidemic triangle
We must determine whether the outbreak will turn into a global epidemic by Dan Werb Five cases of the mysterious Wuhan
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Harry, Meghan and Marx
Brand Sussex represents the biggest threat to the monarchy so far Marx predicted that capitalism would destroy every remnant of feudalism.
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Development and games of empire
Scholars debunk neoliberal development concept; offer pluriversality and inclusive development concept by Fayyaz Baqir We are at a
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Beyond Jinnah
We need new forms of mobilisation.
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How can Pakistan win the war against corruption?
The crusade against corruption launched by the PTI-led government seems to have reached a dead end.
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Major states snub calls for climate action as UN summit wraps up
MADRID: A handful of major states resisted pressure on Sunday to ramp up efforts to combat global warming as a
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Chaining back the monster of intolerance
By Shafqat Aziz What else could engulf one with a more dreaded feeling than the intense fear of
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What is ‘agency’ and how is it exercised?
Reshma Parveen-Musofer In literature agency is defined as a personal capacity. It is the feeling of gaining control
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A South Asian union
Dr Asim Sajjad There is no chance of a South Asian union anytime soon. The Modi government’s revocation of
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Who is scared of student power?
By Asfand Yar The ‘Student Solidarity March’ held on November 29, has stirred the status quo and jolted the power
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Unimagining Gilgit-Baltistan
The case of Gilgit-Baltistan is a clear manifestation of the failure of the political imagination of Pakistan’s ruling class by
Read MoreBook review: For aid effectiveness, better spending, localizing global SDGs needed
A new book highlights gaps between aid agencies and communities, the efficacy of aid in poverty reduction and human development
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