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The Thai Protests: A political landmark for the nation
Earlier this month, the capital city of Thailand was witness to what is being regarded as the largest and boldest political demonstration since the...
African Brothers: Morocco’s Stance on the Republic of Mali
Unexpected Violent and drastic outbreaks that the Republic of Mali has seen for several decades, but the current unrest of the economic crisis and...
Belarus and the lessons from Sudan
The political development unfolding in Minsk, with high possibility to spill over and spread throughout the former Soviet republic of Belarus is sensitive and...
Mali coup: Democratic order must be restored ‘as fast as possible’
The UN on Thursday called for the “constitutional and democratic order” to be restored as soon as possible across Mali, following the military coup,...
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...
The Power Competition between Liberals and Conservatives in Pakistan
There is competition between the two sections of society in Pakistan. Their ideologies, ideas and agendas are essentially conflictual in nature. The champions of...
Political Impacts of a Second Wave of Covid-19: Looking at Past Health Crises
Undoubtedly, a significant number of governmental reports, academic articles and op-eds about the Covid-19 and its likely future impacts in the world societies and...
Indian Imbalanced Balance
A serious crisis is looming over journalism in India, which is increasingly vested in the hands of authority. On the one hand, Indian President...
Will China bubble burst owing to authoritarianism?
In his book The Age of the Economist, Daniel R. Fusfeld tells how economics governs our life today. In today’s market or quasi-market economies,...