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Remembering someone who followed the music that enchanted herBy: Aman NadeemMaryam Jamilah (formerly Margret Marcus) was a native American girl and was brought up in a typical westernized

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LAHORE: Pakistan’s real estate sector has never really won awards for its efficiency or transparency. Authorities and consumers have both known this for long, but even though it may have been accept

The stand-off goes back to the Iranian revolutionBy: Abdur Rahman MalikThe US-Iran conflict had become critical agter the US drone strike that assassinated Iranian top general Qassem Sulei

Turning the pages of history… By Muhammad Aslam Awan Islam does not allow its followers the cult of personality. Khalid Bin Waleed was amongst the galaxy of generals wh

How brucellaphages can fight a deadly cattle disease By Arfat Yousaf Shaheen Pakistan, being an agricultural country, has a large livestock population, which is a vital s

Though there has been a truce, there are still problems ahead By Naeem Khan Qaisrani The USA and China have a decades-old trade relationship when in 1979 both nations establi

Gender equality is not just about justice, but developmentBy: Dr Rajkumar SinghThe issue of gender equality is closely related to law, equality and justice and its denial has led discrimin

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BY ZAIGHAM ABBAS  The World Development Report (WDR) 2019: The Changing Nature of Work studies how the nature of work is changing as a result of advances in technology today. Wor

Arms companies need wars to create American jobs By Abdur Rasool Syed Following the assassination of top Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani by the USA, and the s

Capitalism trumps humanity By Muhammad Ali Ehsan Friedrich Engels (1820-1895), a German philosopher and historian, famously stated, “Great men appear when a given socio