More: Democracy
What next for Myanmar?
I was attracted by a line from an old Japanese poem ‘’If all the world are brothers, why are wind and waves so restless’’....
A Bengalese Response to Modi’s Type of Nationalism
India is probably the most complex country in the world, consisting of many sub-national (religious, ethnic, linguistic, caste) identities. This delicate balance has been...
New Elections: Economic Recovery & SME Future
Humankind problems need humankind solutions. As 200 nations try to survive, 10,000 cities try to shine; some 100 nations are going to general elections...
India, A Flawed Democracy: Reality or Hypocrisy?
Coming close on the heels of an uncontrolled, un co-ordinated and questionable farmers’ agitation continuing in areas around Delhi, there have been a few...
China is slowly killing democracy in Hong Kong
On 5 March, the annual session of China's National People's Congress was opened – an event that was cancelled last year due to the...
The Parallels of Totalitarian M.O.
The outlook of totalitarianism today is vastly diverse compared to the early tomid-20th century. Be it the draconian rule of Joseph Stalin commandeering the...
How Deep is Egypt’s Inhumanity
Words often help us to understand world dynamics better! Nevertheless, I find that words are inadequate when it comes to conveying the vigorof Egypt’s...
A look at Afghanistan’s Regional Diplomacy in the Transformation Decade (2014-2024)
Regionalism has played an important and fundamental role in the post-Taliban foreign policy of Afghanistan. Afghanistan's location at the center of turbulent regional subsystems...
Anti-Coup Stir: Women Take Over the Reins of Protests in Myanmar
Ousting of a female civilian leader through a military coup and the declaration of a year-long emergency, in the early hours of February 1st...
New constructivism needed towards Europe’s East
Authors: Eugene Matos de Lara and Audrey Beaulieu
On the historic date of 0March 08th – International Women’s Day, a large number of international affairs...