Category: Nationalism
Posted on April 4, 2010 by Ali Arsalan Zaheer (Pakistan)
The power of ruling and leading is a god blessing to Bhutto family. The two main pillars of political regime, built such a strategy that leads our country from diffident to modern and bold nation. Democracy can only rise from the heredity. The journeys of Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and Ms. Benazir Bhutto frequently developed into succession. She knows that nothing can be gain through fight and battles. or the youth she addressed. loss which will never ever fills in the history.
Posted in
Civil Rights,
Democracy,
Ethics,
History,
Literature,
Media,
Nationalism,
Pakistan,
Politics,
Youth |
5 Comments
Posted on March 23, 2010 by Ali Arsalan Zaheer (Pakistan)
Language is concisely defined in our vocabulary as a “human system of communication that uses arbitrary signals, such as voice sounds, gestures, or written symbols”. It is the term of human communication in which the knowledge, belief, and behavior preserved, …
Posted in
Afghanistan,
Culture,
Education,
Ethics,
History,
Iran,
Literature,
Nationalism,
Pakistan,
Turkey,
Youth |
2 Comments
Posted on February 13, 2010 by Ibn Yousof (Afghanistan)
Anti-semitism is a horrible thing. That’s exactly why, in the interest of a scholarly defense of the truth, we cannot allow ourselves to throw that accusation around too liberally.
Posted in
General,
Iran,
Israel,
Nationalism,
Politics,
Racism,
Regional Issues |
20 Comments
Posted on February 13, 2010 by Ibn Yousof (Afghanistan)
The Afghan people are trapped in a limbo between two styles of governance that do not fit in with their society: a Western-style democracy and a Wahhabist Taleban emirate. They believe in the ideals of freedom, equality, and national pride, but they need to be empowered to build a system that embodies these ideas in a uniquely Afghan way.
Posted in
Afghanistan,
Foreign Affairs,
Nationalism,
Regional Issues,
Terrorism,
War |
2 Comments
Posted on December 23, 2009 by Reem Shawkat (Sudan)
One night, three friends in Khartoum , Sudan acted on their dissapointment. They wanted to encourage people to register to vote and then, vote in the general elections, so they started “Girifna”
Posted in
Activism,
Awareness,
Censorship,
Creativity,
Education,
General,
Human Rights,
Media,
Nationalism,
News and Politics,
Politics,
Society,
Sudan,
Youth |
3 Comments
Posted on November 3, 2009 by Samimaneh (Iran)
Are you loyal to Iran independence and resistant to Pan-Iranism? I’ll tell you that I am! I know that pan-Iranism has got its own supporters, and it has been moderately growing among Persian youngsters mostly but the sad part is …
Posted in
Iran,
Nationalism,
Politics |
Tagged
Iran,
Paniranism |
5 Comments
Posted on April 4, 2009 by Mir Jan (Kurdistan & USA)
I have recently posted another article from BBC about missing bodies that were found in acid wells. Those bodies belong to people who lost their life during the conflict that took place in the 90s between Kurdistan Workers Party (aka …
Posted in
Democracy,
Freedom of Speech,
General,
Human Rights,
Kurdistan,
Kurds,
Nationalism,
Yezidis |
1 Comment
Posted on January 20, 2009 by Ali Dahmash (Jordan)
It is 1 am now in the Middle East. The cease fire will be effective in 1 hour. Just as predicted, Israel decided to cease fire just when Barack Obama is boarding the train and is on his way to …
Posted in
Activism,
Arabs,
Current Events,
Demonstrations,
Nationalism,
News and Politics,
Palestine/Israel,
Politics,
Regional Issues,
Terrorism,
War |
6 Comments
Posted on August 13, 2008 by Lou (Saudi Arabia)
21 questions: 1) Will Saudi Arabia ever acknowledge the term “Minimum Wage”? 2) Who came up with the color coding of genders? White thobes for men, and “black” Abaya (robe) for women? 3) Why is (Saudi) Arabia one of the …
Posted in
Arabs,
Culture,
Demonstrations,
Freedom of Speech,
Humor,
Middle East,
Nationalism,
Saudi Arabia,
Women |
4 Comments
Posted on July 23, 2008 by Yaman
Note: This is a post about Muhammad al-Maghout’s film al-Hudud which I originally placed on my personal blog. I thought it would be appropriate to post it here, given the recent release of statistics regarding the “nationality”–if a corpse can …
Posted in
Arabs,
Nationalism |
Tagged
al hudud,
muhammad al-maghout,
Nationalism |
1 Comment
