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War maybe Kind but Sanctions are Cruel

by - January 2, 2004

"Although the sanctions on Syria are less severe and will only impact a trade of $300 million a year, the message to the Middle East is one of antagonism and hostility."

New Poll on American Attitudes Toward the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

James Zogby - March 30, 2010

"...the Israeli narrative about settlements still dominates and defines the discussion was in evidence this past week as Members of Congress defended Israel’s “right to build homes for its people”, or its right to “rebuild their capital”, or expressed outrage at the though that Jews should be excluded from “any part of Jerusalem”—false arguments that ignore the fact that the settlements in question were being built on Arab land and were not in Jerusalem (but an area that Israel illegally and unilaterally declared to be Jerusalem). What these arguments also ignore is the cost in rights, livelihood and freedom of movement that this settlement enterprise imposes on Palestinians. None of this, however, is considered in part because none of it is known....The bottom line is that this poll presents a challenge to engage and inform a public that is deeply concerned but not yet certain how to respond to the continuing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It is a challenge that must be met."

Toward a “Savage Nation”

Tom Mysiewicz - February 23, 2003

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Pharaoh: A Fascist Character related in The Qur’an

Harun Yahya - May 22, 2003

A Progressive Challenge to Jane Harman

Norman Solomon - May 12, 2009

Thirty Years Later, Memories of Attica Cry Out

Norman Solomon - August 30, 2001

Someone Tell Frank Rich the War Is Not Over

Norman Solomon - August 15, 2005

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The Arab Masses Look for Change and Peace

Mahboob A. Khawaja - March 3, 2010

The Kids Are Not All Right

W. David Jenkins III - August 5, 2003

Lahore - Pakistan

“Naya” (new) Pakistan, Old Habits!

Zafar Bangash - January 15, 2019

Yunus Emre Statue

The Relevance of Yunus Emre in Our Time

Habib Siddiqui - January 15, 2019

Month In Review

What Lies Beneath: Privileged Grotesques, Ordinary Monsters and the Iraqi Deathscape

Phil Rockstroh - July 13, 2007

The New American President – Queries, Indications, Contradictions and Similarities

Ghassan Ghosn - January 26, 2001

Voter Empowerment – Not a New Party

William John Cox - November 24, 2010

Hot Stuff Coming

Divestment Does Not Equal Anti-Semitism

Sherri Muzher - October 9, 2002

Statue of Liberty with lower Manhattan in the background

From Bagels to Tacos: Habla Español, Señor?

Mohamed Khodr - June 18, 2001

"I've never seen a president – I don't care who he is – stand up to them, the Israelis. It just boggles your mind....

Banking Industry of Pakistan: Performances and Constrains

Mehmood-Ul-Hassan Khan - July 24, 2004

"The banking industry should determine where improvement is needed, how service can be improved and where operating system breakdowns occur, why they occur and how they can be avoided."

No Thank You,

Lev Grinberg - September 13, 2002

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Dismal Science Sees Upbeat Future

Alexander Tabarrok - January 29, 2008

"People used to think that more population was bad for growth. In this view, people are stomachs--they eat, leaving less for everyone else. But once we realize the importance of ideas in the economy, people become brains--they innovate, creating more for everyone else."

Popular Gossips

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“Naya” (new) Pakistan, Old Habits!

Zafar Bangash - January 15, 2019

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Unlike the rest of the country, Pakistan's capital city Islamabad is well planned. Since it was built from scratch, there was time to prepare...

The Relevance of Yunus Emre in Our Time

Habib Siddiqui - January 15, 2019

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No place seems immune these days from instability, violence and insecurity. The worst victims are Muslims – attacked both from within and without the...

Republicans Play “Israel Card” and Fail

James Zogby - January 11, 2019

United States Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.

As this past week began, with the shutdown of parts of the US government entering its third week, Republicans, desperate to force the Democrat's...

The diaspora of Muhajirs – An unacknowledged fact

Syed Atiq ul Hassan - January 8, 2019

The Flower - Pakistan Monument at Night

BackgroundAbout 2 million Muslims from the Hindu-majority cities and towns of India migrated to Pakistan during and after the creation of Pakistan in 1947....

What’s Next for Bangladesh?

Habib Siddiqui - January 6, 2019

Bangladesh Bank

Bangladesh had her parliamentary election on December 30, 2018, in which prime minister Sheikh Hasina's ruling alliance won a third straight term winning more...

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