Abdul-Majeed Azad

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When the local and global events prick his conscience, the freelancer within his alter ego forces him to lift the pen.

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A Century-Old Crime That Keeps on Giving!

In 1917, there were about 84,000 Jews, 486,000 Muslims, 72,000 Christians and 7,000 others in Palestine. This means the Jews constituted 14 per cent...

Aung San Suu Kyi Should Be Tried by the Hague

Since I wrote about four months ago on the plight of Rohingya (https://newsblaze.com/thoughts/opinions/the-grotesqueness-of-her-excellency-daw_78911/) in Myanmar (formerly, Burma), their situation has worsened a great deal:...

This Independence Day, Are There Any More Lows for Us?

On the eve of our nation's 241st birthday, Ezra Klein's latest posting 'America, the diminished' on Vox made a somber and humbling read. In the...

Write Six Names … Will You?

About six weeks ago I was on a working trip to Houston. I flew by Southwest both ways. On my return flight to LA,...

The Grotesqueness of Her Excellency Daw

While declaring the Nobel Peace prize in 1991, the Noble committee in its glorious citation praised the recipient for the 'non-violent struggle for democracy...

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The 14th-Month Sprint: How Pakistan Outpaced Developed Jurisdictions on Virtual Asset Regulation

In the global ledger of financial regulation, speed is...

Tommy Shields and Onyx Reserve: Building at the Intersection of Real Estate, Sports and Culture

Citadel's $2.5bn Brickell tower and a $117m arena naming deal sit inside the same twenty-minute drive, and get written about by different reporters in different sections. Tommy Shields, Head of Investor Relations at Onyx Reserve, on why they are the same story.

Comparing Countertop Materials: Which Is Best for You?

Remodeling your cooking space is an exciting project, but...

Tips for Interacting with Horses

There’s something incredibly special about spending time with horses....
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