Capitalism does not develop smoothly. It lurches from booms to busts, from expansion to crisis. The Great Depression of 1929 and the Global Recession of 2008 show how recurring crises are built into the system.
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The Donkeys of Habib Jalib: A Journey from 10 Crores to 24 Crores
They sing lullabies of patriotism and progress, but in reality, they seek to preserve their power. The donkeys meanwhile keep braying in unison: “At least we are fed.”
On the Struggle for Pakistani Identity
That the Pakistani identity is intertwined with Urdu is undeniable.
نوجوانوں کے گیت
نوجوانوں کے گیت نامی ناول چینی مصنفہ یانگ مو نے 1958 میں لکھا۔1931 کے بعد جب چین جاپانی سامراج کے شکنجے میں آرہا تھا تو کمیونسٹ پارٹی کے نوجوانوں نے ہر طرف سے اسکے خلاف مزاحمت شروع کی۔
Pakistan’s Forced Repatriation of Afghans: A Humanitarian Crisis
As Pakistan’s caretaker government decided to carry out mass deportations of Afghan refugees causing a humanitarian crisis with far-reaching consequences for the region
Students Movement beyond Students Movement
The student movement encompasses all these elements and is, therefore, a specific social movement
Imminent Genocide
Remorseless Biden and the European states’ unconditional support for Israel in carrying out the genocide of innocent Palestinian civilians will be remembered for ages to come.
Inside the TTP: A Closer Look at Its Diverse Factions
It would not be correct to say that TTP is one Terrorist Organization but it has become an umbrella term.
Faltering Guardians: International Organizations’ Shortcomings
The primary objective of these organizations is to promote peace and stability globally. They also aim to reduce poverty, safeguard human rights, and support sustainable economic development.
Unbreakable Balochistan: A Symbol of Resilience
Those who want to celebrate the cultural diversity of Balochistan should come and express solidarity with the families of forcibly disappeared.