The Economic Revival of Japan
Amidst the uncertainty weaved by the pandemic, the stock markets around the world have shunned the preconceived notions associated to their functionality over the...
Forced Cremation: Another bout of marginalisation in Sri Lanka
The agony of the Sri Lankan civil war is not worn off from history as yet. The 26-year war decimated the foundations of the...
Is Blacklisting on Cards for Pakistan?
Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has been an integral part of the economic decision making and regulatory procedures of the country. The days of...
U.S. facing an Impasse on Key Political Breakthroughs
The change in the US regime has arguably been one of the most erratic moments in the history of the country. Just when the...
Recession Looming Europe
Europe has gone through a series of misfortunes over the course of the year 2020. While Brexit was underway for a stretch of 4...
Military Quenching Newfound Democracy in Myanmar
The instability in Myanmar apparently never seems to subside even over the years building optimism over the fledgling democracy. The country known for its...
Brexit clock still ticking?
The European Union (EU) has been under a glaring spotlight for a while now; the whole of Europe per say over the past year...
Boko Haram: A Reflection of IS on Africa
The terror of the Islamic State (IS) is hardly unheard of in any corner of the world. The tales of their manslaughter are enough...
The Dilapidated Misery of Sahel
The world’s most unstable regions are undoubtedly knitted in the Middle-East and the Sub-Saharan Africa. On one end a handful of the middle eastern...
The Mystery of China’s Internment Camps: Genocide of Uighurs
Human rights abuse is not an alien concept to the world, especially over the ghastly events posted through the two decades into this century....