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Post-Cold war threats

It can be argued that while classical inter-state wars tend to decrease in the post-Cold War era, there are many other serious threats to...

How divine books guide and socialize an individual into society

When an individual born it  interact with social group in which it is present. The term socialization refers to the process of interaction through...

A curious courtship: Rival Muslims woo Hindu nationalists

Muslim religious soft power rivalry, a battle for the soul of Islam, just got hotter. The rivalry’s latest battlefield is not Mecca, Medina, Cairo, Tehran,...

Pakistan’s Efforts for Protection of Minorities’ Rights, Facts on Forced Conversions and Blasphemy Convictions

It can be argued that the binary construction, inherently divisive and discriminatory, of ‘self’ and ‘other’ is an outcome of the conditioned and egoic...

Pakistan On Its Way to Promote Interfaith Harmony

People from various cultural, racial, and religious backgrounds live in Pakistan.  96.28 percent of the country consists of a Muslim population. Minority groups make...

Religious diplomacy

With the pandemic still hanging over our heads and a looming global recession, there’s a simple question before us: Will the world move forward–or...

Will Assyrians Become Strictly a Religious Minority in Occupied Assyria?

Many Assyrians describe the silence by most Assyrian political groups and many nationalists, since the outcome of the 2018 Iraqi elections, mysterious. For the...

Whither “socialism”, “secularism” and “scientific, “humane temperament” in India

Dr. Subramanian Swamy, a member of rajya sabha (council of states) has filed a writ petition to get  the words "Socialism" and "Secularism" deleted...

The seeker

To whom it may concern, Salaam. Good afternoon if it is afternoon where you are in the world. Dumelang. Sanibonani. Molo, kunjani? Go fish. I...

Iraq and the ‘Blind Gordian Knot’

After its occupation by the United States in 2003, Iraq fell into the double trap of the United States and Iran and became an...

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New Zealand is heading toward its November 7 election...

Kazakhstan’s Kurultai Reform: How AI and Digital Governance Are Reshaping Central Asia

Kazakhstan has very recently completed a major constitutional reform....

Trump’s Diesel Export Dilemma: Can a Ban Lower Prices Without Deepening the Fuel Crunch?

The surge in US diesel prices is putting growing...

China Draws Red Lines on Taiwan and Human Rights Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit

China has drawn a firm line around Taiwan, human...
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