Dilemmas of the Vienna Talks
The US seems to sway from one complexity to the other. The recent announcement of an extended withdrawal from a 20-year campaign against the...
A Failed Invasion vs A Failed Exit
The much-awaited exit of the US forces from Afghanistan has stretched a bit further than the set deadline. While President Joe Biden has always...
Reigniting the Civil War in Donbas: Reminiscence of the Crimean Annexation
Europe has been the stage of calamity since the yesteryear’s shenanigans stirred by regional powers and political deadlocks. Coupled with the havoc subjected by...
War to End or War to Follow?
“It's going to be hard to meet the May 1st deadline”. These were the recent words of US president Joe Biden in his address...
Resurrecting the Reneged Deal
Standing tall as a key negotiator, the U.S. has parlayed most of the initial dialogues into historical successes. Whether it comes to sowing seeds...
The Genocidal War in Tigray
The Horn of Africa is known for its rugged terrain and perpetual humanitarian mayhems. Quite a reality, however, is the recurrent theme of regional...
The Parallels of Totalitarian M.O.
The outlook of totalitarianism today is vastly diverse compared to the early tomid-20th century. Be it the draconian rule of Joseph Stalin commandeering the...
March Towards Mosul: Beckoning the End of ISIS
The tenor of ISIS is laced with terror and brutality ever since the militia began rattling Iraq in 2013. While the Civil War already...
The Deficit and Devaluation Dilemma
The American economy has been hailed as the sturdiest of all; a giant defined as too huge to plummet. While many sage minds of...
Kickstarting the U.S. Economy: A Rebound or Further Inequity?
The global economy has seen its fair share of peculiarity in recent years; much attributed to the developing economies rather than the stable sovereigns...