A President We Thought We Knew
We tend to forget people once they are gone. Over time, complexity is softened, contradictions are smoothed away, and many of the people who have left us become symbols. Still, few figures demonstrate this more
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Nostalgia is a powerful emotion. It evokes comfort, familiarity, and belonging. In uncertain times, it becomes especially attractive. When economic change accelerates, cultural norms shift, and institutions feel distant, the past can appear stable and
The Collapse of Ethical Restraint in Global Politics
Global politics has always involved power. States pursue security, resources, influence, and survival. Yet for much of the modern era, particularly after the devastation of World War II, power was constrained by a shared moral
Choosing Ethics in an Age of Reaction
We live in an age of reaction. News moves quickly. Opinions move faster. Ethical concerns are often forced to be shadowed. Reaction feels satisfying. Ethics feel demanding. Reaction offers belonging. Ethics offer responsibility. Choosing ethics
Why Pakistan’s Biggest Crisis Is Psychological
We all know that Pakistan is famous for its problems. These issues are often discussed around politics, corruption, or economic instability. While we cannot ignore them, these issues are often treated as causes rather than
Culprits In The Mind: Perspectives on Pakistan | Imran Khalid Usman | Book Video Trailer
Book Description: “Why Pakistan’s mind-not just its institutions-must change for democracy and the state to survive?” Culprits in the Mind: Perspectives on Pakistan is a lucid, unsparing diagnosis of Pakistan’s political and social pathology –
Why You Should Be Reading Contra Communism
There are many books about the Soviet Union. Honestly, some defend it, some condemn it, and others treat it as a failed experiment in socialism. What makes Contra Communism: The Soviet Union and Absolutism by
We Were Funding China’s Growth That Must Stop! | By Edouard Prisse
In this powerful and timely book, Edouard Prisse lays bare the consequences of the West’s decades-long economic entanglement with China. He explains how, through free trade and financial dependence, we have unintentionally fueled the rise
How Populism Is Reshaping Global Politics
Populism has become one of the most defining political forces of the 21st century, reshaping democracies worldwide. From the election of Donald Trump in the United States to the Brexit referendum in the United Kingdom,
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