Nizami Ganjavi a polymath born 1141 A.D. in Ganja today’s Azerbaijan and his real name was Jamal ad-Din Abu Muhammad…
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Water as a Weapon
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The global trade floor was rocked this week by a legal thunderclap that few in Washington’s executive corridors seemed prepared…
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Lessons from a Divided Past for a Shared Future
History bears testimony that the Muslims of Bengal stood in the vanguard of the struggle which gave practical shape to…
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Romania Accelerates Bold Health Reforms to Build a Modern, Resilient Care System
During the last 20 years, Romania has been making an impressive breakthrough in the sphere of health and well-being of…
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The Great Return: Post-Conflict Resettlement and State-Building in Azerbaijan’s Liberated Territories
The 44 days patriotic war by Azerbaijan resulted in the liberation of its occupied territories by Armenia. Azerbaijan’s government initiated…
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Ramadan and the Reformation of Character
As the blessed month of Ramadan approaches, one is naturally inclined to reflection. I am reminded of a charming yet…
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Vigilance Under the Banner of Peace
When Pakistan, alongside several Islamic nations, affixed its signature to the agreement at Davos to join the Peace Board for…
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Sportsmanship Spirit
The word sportsmanship was once spoken with reverence, not as a slogan but as a lived tradition, especially on the…
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J.D. Vance’s Visit Signals Strategic Commitment to the South Caucasus
The South Caucasus has become the subject of international attention as J.D. Vance pays high-profile visits to both Armenia and…
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