Myanmar’s Development needs both ASEAN & China
Authors: Thet Thu Thu Aye and Jamal Ait Laadam
Although Myanmar is one of the least developed countries in the world, it does have a...
The Minority Question in A Democracy: The U.S. Example
Democracy covets the majority, no doubt satisfactory to the 19th century utilitarians like Jeremy Bentham -- whose dressed up remains sit in a glass...
China shows its support to Russia on the issue of Belarus
On August 19, China called for respecting Belarus' sovereignty and its people's choice in handling the political instability, while reaffirming the high-level partnership between...
Switching Geopolitics in the Middle Eastern region and Role of Pakistan
Circumstances are rapidly changing in the Middle Eastern region; new accords have been signing. Old rivals are unifying and emphasizing on building relationships in...
Recycling Power Politics: For America, A Lethal “Resurrection”
"The egocentric ideal of a future reserved for those who have managed to attain egoistically the extremity of `everyone for himself' is false, and...
Street clashes in Belarus
Despite everything, Belarus is still the most stable of the former Soviet Union.
Lukashenko, who has been in power since 1994, has never divided economic...
The Asian Gee Gee
Authors: Audrey Beaulieu and Eugene Matos
The Gee-Gee is the first horse out of the race gate; it’s an eyecatcher for gamblers. Usual to the...
Throwback to a powerful and timely HR message addressed to the citizens of the world
We are on the 1st of July 2020; post-first wave of coronavirus across the globe, and already Vienna is holding a 3-panelled diplomatic forum...
Is India world’s most dangerous country for women?
In 2018, Thomson Reuters Foundation has proclaimed India as the most dangerous country for women. This proclamation is based on an opinion poll, rather...
The Escalation of Tensions between India and Nepal
The history of relations between India and Nepal are ancient. There is enough evidence of shared faith, religion and culture between the two nations...