Mahir Ali

A potential anthem for #Yes23

As Bangladesh Became Free on Dec 16, 1971, a Secret London Conclave Mooted Balochistan's Liberation https://t.co/gS2wt8ihsp via @thewire_in

The Rosenbergs were executed for spying in 1953. Can their sons reveal the truth? https://t.co/wZwAtHmxwu

Explore John Keats's life through a dramatization penned by Archibald MacLeish and narrated by James Mason https://t.co/BEh0qS6OIh via @britannica

Grief, anger and a curfew as Pakistani activist Karima Baloch buried. "It was clear that, even in death, Pakistan viewed Baloch as a threat to national security." https://t.co/2hSWBv47lp

We are Israel's largest human rights group – and we are calling this apartheid | Hagai El-Ad https://t.co/IjsvJH4jPf

Deeply depressing news. Karima Baloch, Pakistani human rights activist, found dead in Canada https://t.co/Fcrk6jtMS3

A tribute to Beethoven: https://t.co/HAKJb0SSx4 https://t.co/6TqDZEStnm

My column on the Middle east: Shifting sands https://t.co/8BITQ12dIx

My column on Pakistan's 1970 elections: The first time https://t.co/EkvZ8CtrGn

My column on Engels: Marx’s lieutenant https://t.co/0SvjyPzAML

My column on a vaccine: Injecting hope https://t.co/EqMLKgibxA

My column this week: US regime change https://t.co/zudxsHyFf4

“The tragedy of progressives is that Trump’s supporters are not entirely wrong. The Democratic party has demonstrated time and again its determination to prevent any challenge to the powerful that are responsible for the pain, anger and humiliation tha…” https://t.co/um5SfnTQJP

"Externally, there’s been a ton of support, but internally, it’s been extremely hostile to anything that even smells progressive": Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Biden’s Win, House Losses, and What’s Next for the Left https://t.co/P3tzTqk3FF

My column on Chile and Allende: Democracy’s limits https://t.co/4UfTcMbf1d

My column in Dawn: American malaise https://t.co/aAexWArqY2