The English Parliament and King Charles I and his son Charles II fought three bitter civil wars from 1642 to 1651 resulting in a decisive victory of the Parliament in the Battle of Worcester. Charles, I was executed, and his son was exiled, and first Commonwealth of England came into existence. Church of England was...
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Tricks on How to Pass a Drug Test for Weed
How to pass a drug test for weed is questioned by all those individuals who are asked to go for it. At times, these individuals are told to go for screening for drugs a day prior the test. Here, in this article you will get to know the ways through which you can pass the...
Factors that Make Housing Societies Appealing in Pakistan
Pakistan’s housing sector is finally coming of age after remaining ignored by successive governments for decades. Every government at the helm of power made tall claims about providing basic housing facilities to all, but not much was delivered on the ground. But in the last decade or so, private developers have stepped in to fill...
Trivium, Dars-e-Nizami and Convents
The vitriolic debate between laïcité ridden reformers and religious traditionalists has intensified beyond mosques, churches and bistros into TV talk shows and live-streaming polemic. Apart from inter-civilizational discourse, the spillover effect has roiled the whole world into it, Pakistan being the latest victim. Arnold Toynbee’s 23 civilizations all have at some point concerned themselves with...
Reflections on Modi’s Visit to the US: What’s in it for Kashmir?
“Is it true Narendra Modi just boarded a flight to visit India?” Tweeted a critic of Indian Prime Minister’s globe-trotting jaunts. “Welcome home, Pradhan Mantriji! How long will you be staying this time?” Modi has already been to 33 countries just this year alone. The Donald Trump of South Asia, the man out to make...
Brexit: EU’s Epitaph and Take-aways for Pakistan
In 1919 Treaty of Versailles was heaped upon an already defeated and subjugated Germany after a devastating World War I. Its allies humiliated, its resources depleted and economy on its knees, Germany signed arguably one of the most ignominious peace deals in world politics. The terms were so brutal that the reparations included stallions, mares,...
IPhone 6 and 6s features
It has been claimed by apple that, the strongest materials included 7000 series aluminium for the physique and strongest glass cover is used for the iPhone 6S. It implicates their self-assurance toward their difficult perform above the version soon after the ‘bend gate’ controversy with its iPhone six. So, it would not be wrong, to...
Healthy food for life
Here comes the small yet powerful list of best and healthy food items for you to eat and stay healthy, young and energetic throughout your life without any problems and disease. With these amazing food items you can also prepare some awesome home remedies to cure your ailments at home without spending your hard earned...
10 Amazing Cities of the Future
Space is running out, but developers are getting creative The population of the world is expected to spiral to 9.6 billion by 2050 according to a United Nations report. But with so many people and so little space, inventors, architects and developers are collaborating to create some interesting projects; some are floating, some are underwater,...
Is “Qingzhen” diplomacy faux friendship?
When William Deresiewicz wrote his famous essay “Faux Friendships” in 2009, he could not have imagined its kinship to international relations. “Faux Friendship” was a bitter philosophical treatise swerving between Horatio and Facebook. China-Pakistan friendship has been hailed as ‘Higher than Himalayas and Deeper than Seas’. The former communist country has the lion share of...









