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Why we should care about Julian Assange
Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange in 2010
published information provided to him by then-US Army Pfc. Bradley E. Manning
that comprised nearly 750,000 classified or unclassified but...
Would it be Last Bailout Package for Pakistan from IMF?
Authors: Berjis Kamal Abbasi and Sara
Batool
The post-war liberal international economic
order has established by the United States with the spirit to promote
capitalism, market economy...
Reshaping Indian Foreign Service should be the priority of Modi 2.0
India has once again reposed its faith in Prime Minister Narendra
Modi despite the Poll pundits, Lutyens Media and Exit polls predicting an edge
to opposition...
Saudi religious moderation: How real is it?
Meet
Mohammed bin Abdul-Karim Al-Issa, the public face of Saudi crown prince
Mohammed bin Salman’s version of moderate Islam.
A 54-year
old former justice minister, Mr. Al-Issa, one...
Modi’s Victory: Are We Envisaging a Surge in Religious Extremism?
Indubitably, India’s federal election 2019—
the most intriguing issue among many young Indian voters and international
stakeholders—was the most wide-ranging and probably most expensive election
campaign in...
Modi Wins May Loses
The Indian elections are over. Despite Narendra Modi's abysmal economic
record -- industrial production has slumped, farmers are in trouble and had
been demonstrating their plight,...
Indian Elections 2019: Towards New Economic and Political Goals
The current protracted election campaign has been
enduringly characterized, by a lingering overhang of foreign policy and
national security considerations, punctuated by constant reminders of India’s
rising...
The Brazilian anti- presidentialism regime
More than a
hundred days have passed since the inauguration of the sixth elected President
of the re democratization period in Brazil, Mr. Jair Bolsonaro. Time...
Impressions from South Africa’s election
South Africa’s recent general election has
bucked the international trend towards populism by consolidating its democracy
at the political centre. The ruling African National Congress, led...
A survey of Arab youth highlights gaps between policies and aspirations
Results of a recent annual survey
of Arab youth concerns about their future suggest that Arab autocracies have yet to deliver expected public
services and goods,...