Critique
‘A Lot of Fear’: The Families Bearing the Brunt of Sweden’s Immigration Crackdown. AI-Generated.
Sweden, once widely regarded as one of Europe’s most welcoming destinations for refugees and migrants, is undergoing a profound shift in its immigration policy. In recent years, a tougher stance on asylum, residency, and deportations has taken hold, driven by political pressure, concerns over crime, and the rise of anti-immigration sentiment. While policymakers frame the changes as necessary to restore order and integration, families with migrant backgrounds say they are paying the highest price. For many, the new approach has created an atmosphere of fear, uncertainty, and emotional strain that reaches deep into everyday life.
By Salaar Jamali8 days ago in Art
A Love I Swore By Alaa Muhammad
I swore by the love that lives within my chest To love no one but you, no matter the cost. You asked—is this truth or passing speech? I said: It is certainty, unbent, untouched. I loved in you the peace I never knew, And silence, when all words collapse in noise. When my heart grew tight, you were my widest home, And when dreams trembled, you never spilled away. I searched for meaning in no other hearts, Until I found you—and the search was done. So let the eyes debate a heart that chose, A love I swore by… and in your love, I stand.
By A'laa Muhammad8 days ago in Art
The Theft of Three Hundred Thousand Rupees
The Theft of Three Hundred Thousand Rupees (Article No. 1427) Bano and Shehla, the sisters of Mansoor and Munir Shami, studied at Tower House Grammar School, a private institution run by Begum Nayab, who was both its owner and principal. She was known as a kind, intelligent, and principled woman. Her school, which offered education from playground to matriculation, had an excellent reputation. Parents from far-off areas sent their children there because of its strong discipline and high academic standards.
By Sudais Zakwan12 days ago in Art
Why John LoPinto Values Intentional Travel Over Speed and Volume
In a world that celebrates movement and accumulation, travel has increasingly become about speed and volume. More destinations, tighter itineraries, and constant motion are often seen as markers of experience. John LoPinto takes a different approach. He values intentional travel over rapid consumption, believing that depth of experience matters far more than distance covered. For him, travel is most meaningful when it creates understanding, not just memories.
By John LoPinto12 days ago in Art
