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Habib Jalib’s requiem for Armenia prefigures the current conflict
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The dirge Muneebur Rahman wrote after Gandhi’s assassination
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Reading Mohammad Khalid Akhtar’s futuristic satire on International Translation Day
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Reading two South Asian poets on Gamal Abdel Nasser’s 50th death anniversary
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The forgotten legacy of Black September, 50 years on
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Reading Najeeba Arif’s dirge for Asif Farrukhi on his 61st birthday
Arif’s poem was written on the evening that Farrukhi passed away
