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Gender
Schanze Bhutto

The Language We Use With Domestic Workers

Even decades after colonialism, South Asia still carries many dynamics from the pre-colonial period into its system today, such as the hierarchy system. The hierarchy system is almost considered to

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Philosophy
Ayesha Umer

Cave Theories

Do you ever think how caves have shaped our perception of truth and reality throughout the creation of this world? At one place, where Plato’s allegory of the cave gives

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Poem Of The Day
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“The Summer Day” by Mary Oliver

Who made the world? Who made the swan, and the black bear? Who made the grasshopper? This grasshopper, I mean— the one who has flung herself out of the grass,

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Society
Umme Farwa

The Profile Picture Paradox

We live in a world where a profile picture is the first impression people have of us. Profile pictures are treated as the currency of online friendships, and we are

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“Disarmament” — John McCrae

One spake amid the nations, “Let us cease From darkening with strife the fair World’s light, We who are great in war be great in peace. No longer let us

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Pakistan
Atika Ibrahim

Pakistan’s Missing Generation of Experts

Our television panels expose a huge structural failure in how discourse surrounding policy and expertise is built, where TRP value and political theatre leave no room for technical expertise. It

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Entertainment
Hasan Ajmal

A Potential Marvel Renaissance?

About 3 years ago, it felt like the only trajectory Marvel Studios was on was downward. With the release of The Marvels, the sequel to Captain Marvel (2019). While the

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Opinion
Schanze Bhutto

The Attention Recession

The world is producing more crises than audiences can emotionally process. Wars, elections, disasters, and scandals compete simultaneously for attention before being replaced by the next emergency. This piece explores

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Poem Of The Day
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She Walks in Beauty — Lord Byron

She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies; And all that’s best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes; Thus mellowed

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Poem Of The Day
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Community of Spirit – Rumi

There is a community of the spirit. Join it, and feel the delight of walking in the noisy street and being the noise. Drink all your passion, and be a

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Pakistan
Huba Sulman

Pakistan’s Water Countdown

Pakistan, which was once considered a water-abundant nation, is now drying up. The Indus River system was the world’s largest system, as it supported life. Per capita water availability has

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Culture
Fizza Khan

The Adult Hobby Boom

Adults have started playing again. After lockdown gave us a chance to rethink how we spend our free time, social media has become swarmed with new activities and niche communities.

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Opinion
Hasan Ajmal

The Cristiano Ronaldo Denial

The FIFA World Cup has concluded, with Spain beating the now-former World Cup Champions Argentina in the final. We saw many legends participate for their countries, including James Rodriguez, Fernando

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Society
Maryam Naveed

Can Civility Survive the Internet?

Digital media promised to make public debate more inclusive. Technically speaking, it has succeeded. A basic internet connection allows anyone to offer an opinion on almost any topic, almost instantly,

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Poem Of The Day
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The Summer Day – Mary Oliver

Who made the world? Who made the swan, and the black bear? Who made the grasshopper? This grasshopper, I mean— the one who has flung herself out of the grass,

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Culture
Ayesha Umer

Death of Monoculture

Are you team Friends, or… What should I quote from present times because apparently I am unable to distil something we all do or watch with unity, except for scrolling

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Gender
Mashal Zafar

The Rise of Soft Power Femininity

Since the 1800s, feminism has fought to provide opportunities for women outside their domestic circle. Throughout these decades, women have fought for the right to vote, receive an education, find

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Pakistan
Memoona Masoom

The New Elite Doesn’t Wear Suits

Who decides that someone has made it? In Pakistan, the answer used to be obvious enough that nobody had to say it out loud. Land. A government posting. A last

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Global
Samiya Kiran

The Death of the Super Power

Power abhors a vacuum. After the fall of the British Empire, the United States took control of the world stage. Today, as American hegemony erodes, the failure of any state

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Global
Hafsa Saleem Jam

Why Borders Matter Again

Caveats are important in life. We are taught that parentheses and modifiers contain non-essential information. They do not alter the essence of the sentence. Yet, much like punctuation, the absence

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Pakistan
Memoona Masoom

The DHA Republic

There is a word we use in Pakistan for people who have given up on the system. We call them practical. The practical person does not wait for the municipal

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Global Affairs
Tabassum Anwar Baloch

The New Empire Builders

The idea of Conquest has evolved over time rather than vanished from geopolitics. In the 18th and early 19th centuries, conquest meant the direct occupation of territories. The concept of

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Technology
Fizza Khan

The TikTok Cold War 

The battlefield has evolved: from swords to guns, and now from guns to algorithms. In the 21st Century, social media has become the new front in geopolitical warfare. Control over

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