Boris Johnson: An unhealthy choice anywhere
British voters know not what they did in elevating the Tories to their
biggest victory in decades, and in defeating the Labor party and eliminating...
Behind the Arab Spring: New Predications in 2020
To a certain extent, the Arab-Middle East
experts, and politicians are truly aware of popular Arab uprisings and
circumstances in making new interpretations analysis. After the...
Indian Diplomacy: Aligning with the nation’s interests
India has
been aiming higher and bolder since the arrival of the Narendra Modi government
in 2014. One area where this is visible since the inception...
Ex-PM Tebboune wins race to succeed deposed Bouteflika
After two decades of Abdelaziz Bouteflika rule, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, a
former prime minister, has been elected Algeria’s new president, after a
crucial vote the authorities hope...
The original game in UK has just started
The British Conservative Party finally won the House of Representatives
by winning 364 seats. Many analysts believe that Boris Johnson's victory in the
election means solving...
Indian extremists are damaging the Peace and Stability of the whole region
There existed the Citizenship Act, 1955 in
India, which was not biased and was applicable to anyone irrespective of its
race, caste, religion, etc. That was...
Unprecedented humanitarian crisis in Mali revealed in new report
Escalating violence and insecurity in Mali have sparked an unprecedented
humanitarian crisis, rendering 3.9 million people in need of assistance and
protection – an increase of...
Elections, participation and national security
Democratic establishments in the entire political
structures worldwide have been founded based the people’s votes and views. It
is for these reasons that people are considered...
Rojavan crisis: A big threat to women’s rights future
A war crime: The murder of Hevrin
Khalaf is a slap in the face for those who believed in the Rojava dream.
On October 12, the...
Hong Kong: No more China’s disheartened capitalism, please
Hong Kong's unrest started in June 2019. It was
triggered by the plans to allow extradition to mainland China. Critics felt
this could compromise judicial autonomy...