Reader Discretion Advised: This piece discusses sensitive topics that may evoke strong emotions and includes graphic descriptions. The Road Always Taken- Continued. The logical fallacies in these arguments […]
Human Rights in Crisis / Law & Society / Perspectives in Gender Studies
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Orchestrating Moral Policing To Manifest Inequalities: A Decade Ahead of India’s Daughter- Part I
Reader Discretion Advised: This piece discusses sensitive topics that may evoke strong emotions and includes graphic descriptions. “In an epoch when sexual assaults and ravishments are the order […]
Environment, Energy and Climate / International Affairs
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Is there a future in Sustainable Architecture?
As of 2024, more than 56% of the world population resides in urban agglomerations, and it is anticipated to reach almost 70% by 2050 (United Nations, 2019). This […]
Conflicts, War and Peace / Human Rights in Crisis / International Affairs
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Delving Deep into the Profound Psychological Impact of Terrorism
Defining Terrorism The term ‘terrorism’ is familiar to all of us. However, it is difficult to attribute a single, standard definition to terrorism because of its stigma and […]
Economics, Development & World Trade
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Envisioning a Common Currency: Brazil and Argentina
During his first trip outside of Brazil since taking office on January 1st, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva met with his Argentine counterpart Alberto Fernandez on […]
International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy
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Are Democracies at threat? Analyzing the Democracy Index 2023
The world’s (almost) eight billion people live in various political and cultural environments. The Economist Intelligence Unit’s (EIU) Democracy Index study for this year is one such attempt […]
Politics and Diplomacy
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Why is Interstate War Increasing in the World?
Interstate wars are the greatest threats to world peace and security. Historically, wars between countries have taken millions of lives, displaced billions of people, and caused trillions of […]
Defense and Strategy / International Affairs
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RIMPAC 2022: Strategic and Geopolitical Significance of the Exercise on the Indo-Pacific
Exercise RIMPAC 2022 is taking place from June 29-August 4 in and around the Hawaiian Islands and Southern California. This year’s exercise includes 26 nations- all four QAUD […]
Conflicts, War and Peace / International Affairs
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Is Pakistan on the Brink of Balkanization?
In early June, following his chaotic removal from power, Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, warned of a turbulent future for Pakistan, talking about a breakup […]
International Affairs / Politics and Diplomacy
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AN UNSURPRISING VICTORY FOR MACRON OVER LE PEN
On 24th April 2022, the French re-elected their incumbent President Emmanuel Macron for another five-year term. It is a historical event as he became the first president of […]
Embracing Cultures / Soft Power Diplomacy
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HOW DOES SOFT POWER PORTRAY INDIA’S IMAGE TO THE WORLD?
India has a mixed legacy when it comes to soft power. It went through periods of heights, plateaus and lows. There was no single country with greater soft […]
International Affairs / My Voice-My Opinion / Youthpinion
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THE UKRAINE CRISIS: THROUGH THE PERSPECTIVE OF A YOUNG TURKISH MULTINATIONAL
AN OPEN LETTER TO WORLD LEADERS: 2021 ended with mounting speculations in the international system on an upcoming conflict. In December 2021, Washington Post published an unclassified U.S. […]
Exploring Life / My Voice-My Opinion / Youthpinion
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SAYEDA – A Memoir Of Beliefs, Values & Understandings
Culture and religion are an accident of geography, we are just people at the end of the day. I have had countless encounters with this, and it always […]
Exploring Life / Spirituality & Me / Youthpinion
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Determining The Value: Tangible Aspects Of An Intangible Life
Since historical times, one of the most challenging questions has been determining the value and importance of something vis-a-vis life. Of course, the parameters were different back then. […]
