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Mamdani’s Mayoral Victory: What’s Next For New York City?
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Polish team, Legia Warsaw’s fans have been banned from entering Villa Park to watch their
The Political Entrenchment of the Military - and the Rise and Fall of Imran Khan
By Aman Abdullah Shahid -
If dynastic rivalry prevented true parliamentary democracy in Pakistan, and feudalism entrenched oligarchic politics, it
How Feudal Lords and Dynasties Hollowed Out Pakistan’s Politics
By Aman Abdullah Shahid -
If Pakistan’s first decade established the dominance of unelected institutions, the decades that followed
A State Born Weak, Captured Strong: How Pakistan’s Democracy Was Doomed from the Start
By Aman Abdullah Shahid -
When Pakistan emerged as an independent nation in 1947, it was meant to embody the
Sport: You Can’t Leave Politics Out of It!
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As a Liverpool fan, I love football. I understand sometimes you just want to watch a
A Woman in Afghanistan: My Experience in the Country that ‘Hates Women’
By Amina -
In July 2025, I visited Afghanistan. I wanted to see beyond the headlines, to experience what Afghanistan
Radical Right Populism: Parallels Between the Bush Administration's Conduct in the Iraq War and Trump's Style of Authoritarian Populism
By Abigail Forster -
The actions of the Bush administration during America’s invasion of Iraq in 2003 and subsequent
Pakistan’s Deadly Floods: The Not so Natural Disasters:
By Dr Haider Ali Khan
The North of Pakistan has once again been devastated by flash floods and cloud bursts.
