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Phenomenology The study of things as they appear Phenomenology, as a philosophical doctrine, has been a component of Continental Philosophy, one of the most challenging movements that emerged in the mainland European continent during the 20th century. It is rather difficult to come up with an agreed-upon definition of what …
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July, 2022
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28 July
Israel-UAE Free Trade Deal
Israel-UAE Free Trade Deal On May 31, Israel signed a big free trade agreement with the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the first of its kind with an Arab country, according to the Israeli Embassy in the UAE. Under the deal, customs duties between Israel and the UAE will be eliminated …
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27 July
Dr Abdul Qadir
Dr Abdul Qadir PhD in Environmental Biology Jahangir’s World Times: In which category would you place the loss of Lahore’s tree cover? Dr Abdul Qadir (DAQ): Lahore is losing its green cover fast, though it cannot be said that it is going on at a high pace, yet it is …
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27 July
Russia’s Ukraine Gambit
Russia’s Ukraine Gambit By mobilizing its forces on a large scale against Ukraine, Russia has unleashed the biggest war in Europe since the Second World War. Following the launch of Russia’s full-scale invasion on Feb. 24 this year, the war in Ukraine is now in its fifth month with no …
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26 July
Jahangir’s World Times Urdu Jul-2022 PAGE 20-22
Jahangir’s World Times Urdu Jul-2022 PAGE 20-22
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26 July
The Population Surge
The Population Surge Thinking beyond Orthodoxies Population surge is the mother of all evils in a society, yet, regrettably, it is not conceded as such. The United Nations commemorates the World Population Day on July 11 every year. The global body sets forth different themes each year, pushing the governments …
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26 July
The Concept of Learning
The Concept of Learning What distinguishes human beings from other creatures is the characteristic of learning. Though animals and birds have some inborn skills, they do not learn acquired skills except a few for which their genes and physical structures allow. Not only this skill distinguishes human beings from animals, …
