Armenian Armed Forces Grossly Violate the Ceasefire Even After It Was Announced
On September 27, Armenian armed forces flagrantly breached the ceasefire agreement subjected to in-depth bombing from large-caliber weapons, mortars and artillery mounts of...
Indian Politics at Crossroads: New Dawn for a Modian Era?
Let us begin with a straight point. It is not very easy for any ordinary citizen to become prime minister, president or chancellor of...
QAnon and the 2020’s electoral race in the United States
QAnon arisen in the United States as a prominent conspiracy theory, with important supporters, that ranges from celebrities to political leaders.
This meta-narrative has as...
Is Media under self-censorship or Enforced Muzzling?
This year in August, torrential rains wreak havoc in the biggest city of Pakistan Karachi leaving 23 people dead and damaging city’s outdated infrastructure....
Kingdom’s journey from ultra-conservatism to ultra-modernism
Saudi Arabia, currently, is undergoing a phenomenal metamorphosis; a country widely known for its ultra-conservative posture is now gradually moving towards liberalism. It is...
Vietnam continues its miracle through higher education
Vietnam’s declaration to open up,in mid-June 2020 was hailed around the world as a model in the fight against the Covid 19 pandemic. For...
Nagorno-Karabakh: The Interplay of Community, Ambition and Strategy
Death toll has risen to thousands since the two ex-Soviet republics battle over the Nagorno-Karabakh (NK) region. The war over the Caucasus region of...
No “Mixed Messages”, Russia Really Doesn’t Have a Preference Come November
As a special treat for political analysts and US policymakers, an interview with Russian President, Vladimir Putin, was broadcast on his birthday last Wednesday....
Rethinking accountability, revolution and challenging the status quo in Lebanon
Political corruption in Lebanon traces its roots to the re-assembling in the post-civil war era, which entrenched a realm of politics dominated by war...
Why should we support Cabo Delgado?
As the adage goes, prevention is better than the cure. This wisdom applies as much to public health crises, and to security and development...