Review of Prison Notebooks by Antonio Gramsci
Antonio Gramsci’s Prison Notebooks, written between 1929 and 1935 during his imprisonment by the fascist regime of Benito Mussolini, is one of the most important...
The Pressure of Eco-Anxiety on Small Islands: Between Greening and Global Responsibility
In the heart of the ocean, small islands are often seen as paradises of biodiversity and natural beauty. However, beneath their picturesque exteriors lies...
The Vatican’s Path on Fiji’s Climate Change Policy
Despite not being a Catholic-major country, Fiji-Vatican relations have strengthened collaboration in humanitarian and other global issues such as poverty, human rights, gender, economic...
The Closure of USAID: Is America Surrendering Its Foreign Aid Soft Power?
USAID has been central to U.S. foreign policy for decades, serving as a key tool for diplomacy and soft power. Established in 1961, it...
Constructivism on Cultural Diplomacy: Cliburn and his Music Against the Cold War
The mention of music’s role in international relations is still unconventional, simply because arts and politics do not sound like they resonate (Ramel &...
Health Aid and Global Influence: Balancing Diplomacy, Development, and Equity
Health aid operates at the intersection of diplomacy, humanitarianism, and strategic policymaking. While it aims to address critical public health challenges, it simultaneously serves...
Hindu-Muslim conflict 1992, UP, India: Religion as a Cause of Violence?
Religion is not sufficient to explain the intricate and multifaceted conflict, which involves political, historical, social, and cultural components. A scholar must conduct a...
Green War: Military’s Unseen Impact on Carbon Neutrality and the Battle for a Greener Future
We are gliding on thin ice, and the cracks are getting louder. The signs are everywhere, raging wildfires, increasing heatwaves, and rising sea levels...
How the L.A. Wildfires Exposed the Hypocrisy of Celebrities on Climate Change
The Los Angeles wildfire in California, United States, has been the subject of media attention since it began on 7th January 2025, wreaking havoc...
Why is it hard to conquer disinformation?
We live in a world without borders, where humans can travel far and wide using fingerprints. What was once taught and debated as globalization...