A New Chapter in Syria
By Asad Mirza With reports that Syrian President Basher Al Assad has fled the country and the rebel coalition led by Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham has seized power and control of…
Lebanon Ceasefire and the Future of Hezbollah
Asad Mirza The ceasefire in Lebanon apart from giving respite to the beleaguered Lebanese, will also be a litmus test for the Hezbollah on whether it can continue to flourish…
Let’s observe the International Day of Tolerance on 16th November
By Dr Birbal Jha A video of two persons picking up a quarrel with each other over a petty issue of parking a car a bit wrongly went viral on…
SC verdict on AMU Minority Status- Hope and Despair
Syed Ali Mujtaba Ex-CJI, Justice Chandrachud, while proceeding to close the arguments that continued for eight days in the AMU case, said, “The 1981 amendment did a ‘half-hearted job’ and…
Is U.S. Caught in a Geopolitical Trap?
Mohammad Afzaal Rashid In recent years, the U.S. has increasingly engaged in global conflicts. Although it has long maintained its supremacy, this dominance is now challenged by nations like Russia,…
UK’s Conservative Party Turns Over a New Page
Asad Mirza The election of Kemi Badenoch, as the new leader of Britain’s Conservative Party seems to have rattled not just the common public but even the diehard Tories. But…
Dhanteras : A festival of Wealth, Happiness and Prosperity
By Lalit Garg- Dhanteras is the festival of Prosperity, Happiness and Joy that can boost economic growth. Literal meaning of Dhanteras is qualitative correction of the economy. On this day,…
Aurangzeb, the most Misjudged King of India
Aurangzeb was neither a hero nor a villain; he cannot be seen in terms of black or white, as he was a complex character, writes Niharika Dwivedi Niharika Dwivedi When…
Feminism is bedrock for a socially just and ecologically sustainable world
BY SHOBHA SHUKLA Recently, over 500 feminist leaders from 38 countries across Asia and the Pacific region gathered in Chiang Mai, Thailand at the 4th Asia Pacific Feminist Forum (APFF…
Climate Change to Affect the Poor More
Asad Mirza International Labour Organisation’s (ILO) latest report reveals that half of the global population lacks social protection, exacerbating vulnerabilities amid the escalating climate crisis. Over 90% of individuals in…