The Simplicity Of Reading Matters
My father would read my journals with the savage intent of a beast. What on earth was he searching for? He read it over...
Drawing the Line: Dark Side of Higher Education
“Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.”
Educational institutions are places for intellectuals to develop a mindset...
Comparative Status of Women in Pakistan and Bangladesh
March 8 marks a day of recognition that women around the world are still fighting for basic rights and equality. In Asia two Bangladesh...
Within South Africa’s Borders and What They Can Teach Us
The integrity of the personality and poet is one that faces the philosophical gaze yet relevant opinion that winners in the political arena who...
Boarding School In Mbabane, Swaziland
I have often spoken about death.
Sometimes it comes like a loud shout, a big bang deliberately but sometimes it is strangely quiet as if...
Diplomatic Fiasco: PTI Government’s Failure on the Climate Diplomacy Front
“Think about this: terrorism, epidemics, poverty, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction – all challenges that know no borders – the reality is...
Gender Diplomacy: A concern For International Politics
Diplomacy can be defined as an art of interaction between actors (states/ organizations) to achieve mutually benefitted desirable interests of pursuing parties, especially in...
Fewer African Students Came to Russia in 2020
As federal government scholarships are highly limited, Russia's educational institutions are ready to train more and more specialists on tuition paying basis for Africa....
Woman a Societal Integrator in the Face of Covid-19
Women are the incubators, caretakers of their societies. They are the symbol of love, strength, spirituality, and courage. Being a woman is a symbol...
Moscow to host international online forum – the Smart Cities Moscow
On May, 25-26 Moscow will host the Smart Cities Moscow, international online forum dedicated to the development of smart cities and current topics of...