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The dance calling for peace – Poetry from Vietnam

This dance must flare up to extinguish the flames of war! Khue Anh, a poetess from Vietnam, the Land of Blue Dragon, shares her poems Born in 1964, Nguyen Mai Anh is a poet from Vietnam. She writes with penname Khue Anh. Based in Ha Dong, Hanoi, Vietnam, she has Master’s degree in Pharmacy and currently is lecturer at the

Turkish aid agency distributes Eid gifts among orphans, special children in Sindh’s Karachi city

Turkish Consul General Cemal Sangu expresses his pleasure in hosting Iftar dinner program for what he refers to as ‘most beautiful children of Karachi’ Karachi, Sindh Turkiye’s state-run aid agency Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) hosted an Iftar dinner and distributed Eid gifts among orphans and

The First Sign of Life – Poetry from Italy

Everything is generated by the nourishment of love Elisa Mascia, an eminent poetess and writer from Italy, shares ‘The First Sign of Life’ and other poems Elisa Mascia, born in Santa Croce di Magliano (Cb) in 1956, lives in San Giuliano di Puglia (Cb). She is a teacher, poet, writer, declaimer, reviewer, juror at

Tears like a sad river – Poetry from Croatia

Last night you let the tears flow again, and turn into a sad river Danijela Cuc, a poet from Croatia, shares her poems – ‘Tears like a sad river’ and ‘I see in you’. DANIJELA ĆUK was born on May 25, 1989 in Vukovar in Rijeka (Croatia). Engaged in poetry writing, she has so far published two books of

Indian American Historian Ruby Lal’s New Book ‘Vagabond Princess’

It is the first biography of Princess Gulbadan, the charismatic adventurer and sole woman historian of the Mughal Empire. In her new book “Vagabond Princess: The Great Adventures of Gulbadan,” acclaimed feminist historian and Emory University professor Ruby Lal brings to the limelight Princess Gulbadan, the daughter of Emperor