Order, Disorder & The Selfish World
As the globalised world has become more self-centred in recent times, it still backs war and bloodshed, especially when the anti-war stance becomes contrary to national interests. Western nations, which […]
On A Less Painful Death
The Supreme Court (SC) has asked the Government of India to consider a less painful alternative of death, instead of hanging. On March 21, a SC Bench, led by Chief […]
The Homeland Versus The Dreamland
Thousands of people from Africa and West Asia are being seen afloat on trawlers and rubber boats on the Italian coast after crossing the sea. Around 17,000 people have arrived […]
The Turning Point
March 15, 2023 marked 12 years since the Syrian Revolution was fanned to flame. What began as peaceful protests to overturn President Bashar al-Assad’s regime in 2011 escalated into a […]
Nutritional Deficiencies
One in nine people in the world goes hungry each day, and suffers from nutritional deficiencies as a result. Current estimates show that 957 million people across 93 countries do […]
Reasons, Romanticism, Conflicts & Movements
Thomas Piketty (b. May 7, 1971) – the French Economist, Professor of Economics at the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences, Associate Chair at the Paris School of […]
Small Conflicts & Big Impacts
Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan reached an agreement to demilitarise a conflict-afflicted section of their shared border on September 25, 2022. However, the dispute is far from over. The whole of the […]
Pushing Forth Proxy Wars
India sent all sorts of humanitarian aid to Turkey and Syria after a 6.4 magnitude tremor struck the two neighbouring countries on February 6, 2023, killing more than 50,000 people. […]
An Opportunistic Alliance
The US described the alliance between Russia and China as an opportunistic one soon after Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded his two-day visit to Moscow on March 22, 2023. As […]
