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The lost mission
The lost mission

By Syed Hasam Ali
February 17th 2012
Human beings could be influenced by three major forms of power i.e. direct physical …

Liberal intervention shouldn’t be confined to the West
Liberal intervention shouldn’t be confined to the West

By  James Hallwood
February 20th 2012
Syrians are facing an onslaught from their own government, yet the West is unwilling, and realistically unable, …

Gender equality: ‘freedom to’ and ‘freedom from’
Gender equality: ‘freedom to’ and ‘freedom from’

By Pragna Patel
February 15th 2012
The various social contracts that are emerging between the State and the dominant religious right minority …

The joys of Twitter: A guide to joining a political party in Pakistan
The joys of Twitter: A guide to joining a political party in Pakistan

By Nadeem Ahmad
February 11th 2012

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America after Iraq-Afghanistan
America after Iraq-Afghanistan

By Paul Rogers
February 9th 2012
The United States is facing a presidential-election campaign in which domestic considerations will be uppermost but …

More cutbacks mean more riots?
More cutbacks mean more riots?

By Peter Taylor-Gooby
February 10th 2012
More cutbacks mean more riots? Many readers of Next Left might have suspected that already, but …

Why this kolavari di?
Why this kolavari di?

By Murtaza Razvi
February 6th 2012
What have the Ahmadis done to deserve this treatment in this Islamic republic of ours? The …

The Art of Slacktivism
The Art of Slacktivism

By Kalsoom
February 2nd 2012
Ah, Slacktivists. You know who I’m talking about. The Facebook users who ‘like’ every page calling for …

More cuts won’t help Labour in polls
More cuts won’t help Labour in polls

By Sunny Hundal
February 2nd 2012
George Eaton at the New Statesman says that ‘Labour has reason to hope’ because ‘new data …