In a world bombarded by information, the desensitization towards the Gaza conflict has become a psychological phenomenon worth exploring. Initially, global citizens were profoundly affected mentally by the distressing images and narratives emerging from the region. However, over time, a disturbing acceptance has taken root. This shift raises critical questions about the human psyche and … Read more
In a high-stakes electoral showdown, millions of Turkish citizens head to the polls to determine the fate of their largest cities. At the heart of this contest lies Istanbul, the nation’s economic and social powerhouse. The battle for control of this megacity—home to 16 million people—has far-reaching implications for local governance and the broader political … Read more
The recent protests in Ladakh involved over 30,000 people gathered to demand their rights. Sonam Wangchuk, an educator and activist, decided to go on a hunger strike until the government heard their voices. He emphasizes that the issues in Ladakh are due to political and corporate influences. The demands of the people in Ladakh include … Read more
Recently, we are seeing updates in the international news on what is happening in the Red Sea. Why is the Red Sea getting so much attention, and what is its significance? Also, what stakes do international powers have in the region? The above are some of the questions that will be addressed in this article, … Read more
In our increasingly interconnected world, the debate between privacy and national security has taken center stage, raising crucial questions about the delicate balance between individual rights and public safety. As technology advances, the very concept of privacy, a fundamental aspect of our existence, is being tested by the demands of national security. This article delves … Read more
The Islamic Republic of Pakistan came into existence on the world map as a separate and independent state on August 14, 1947. This is not hidden from anyone, and we all know that millions of people sacrificed their lives in the making of Pakistan because they all want a separate state, a separate nation, a … Read more
The term “inclusive development” is nowadays finding its way into the development discourse. However, what constitutes inclusive development still needs to be clarified. There is no clear-cut definition of inclusive development, which is why it is most often used interchangeably with inclusive growth. In order to better understand inclusive development, we first have to make … Read more
The world has become a global village, especially after the advent of technology. Everything is connected in one way or another. People often get shocked by how much technology has penetrated their lives. Think of a product, for instance, and technology will start showing us hundreds of its variants on social media. This shows that … Read more
Women are commemorating the Aurat March’s seventh year. A few women organized demonstrations in 2018 to demand legal protection and economic and political visibility, which sparked the phenomenon known as the Aurat march. Nevertheless, women have already taken to the highways to advocate for their rights. The history of the Aurat March traces back to … Read more
In the cutting-edge geopolitical landscape, the sector order that has prevailed since the cease of the bloodless struggle is a process of a profound shift. Emerging powers are complex in the mounted order, leading to a resurgence of power opposition, reinforced conventional army alliances, and the emergence of smaller confederations on a global degree. Many … Read more
