Armed with increasingly sophisticated weapons and bolstered by greater networking, northern Sindh dacoits operate with near impunity.

History has shown that transgressions by and against the state, when left unpunished, tend to resurface with greater intensity.

Despite the progress of science and reason, myths and conspiracy theories continue to thrive — even among educated people.

Technological advancements come with the notion that they are liberating people from the old, soulless forms of capitalism. But

Pseudo-archaeology has played a big role in constructing mythical histories that feed into imagined pasts that ultimately only aid the political aims of ultra-nationalism.

As the far-right gains momentum across the West, Western academics long fixated on ‘fragile democracies’ in the Global

Western political scientists and academics are often quick to label nations such as China and Pakistan as being ‘on the

Heads of state, such as Donald Trump and Yoon Suk Yeol, have instigated ‘self-coups’ in an attempt to hold on to power.

Across history, politicians and statesmen have often found inspiration and political strategies in books. However, the age of "leader-readers" now seems to be at an end.

The flourishing new platform may be like Twitter once was. The problem is the limited algorithmic scope of all social media

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