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Life won’t be easy for NATO’s new boss
By Gianluca Pastori, Catholic University of Sacred Heart in Milano Mark Rutte faces critical tests as he assumes NATO leadership, balancing internal cohesion and external pressures.
Prejudice and discrimination based on ethnicity exist in many societies, not just Thailand and South Korea
By Voranai Vanijaka, Thammasat University, Bangkok in Bangkok South Korean racism may grab headlines in Asia, but racism is more widespread. Fame is no shield from
Hope Ensures the Silver Lining around the Darkest Cloud and Most Menacing Looking Clouds all the Brighter
Absolute faith is absolute surrender to an amazing grace. A lot many people do not like the idea of surrender, but it is a fact
NATO Turns 75: Planning for the Future in an Uncertain World
By Catholic University of Sacred Heart in Milano On its 75th anniversary, NATO is poised to address emerging global security issues, balancing expansion with the need
Finding a Mechanism to Mitigate the Consequences of Extreme Weather Events Will Help in Reducing the Problems Faced by Farmers of the State
“All my dreams have washed away by the hail storms”. I cried a lot in my heart by seeing the entire devastated scene lamented by
Talking About Peace and Creating More Confusion About the Manipur Crisis Amongst People Continues
After the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said something about the Manipur crisis in Rajya Sabha, the Upper House of the Parliament on July 3,
Why the Sino-Russian Partnership is a Nightmare for NATO
By Davide Borsani, Catholic University of Sacred Heart, Milan in Milano The Sino-Russian strategic relationship partly led to NATO’s creation, but Western leaders should avoid conflating
The Northeast Imbroglio: If Election Predictions Can Go Wrong, So Can Results Analyses
The nation is settling to the reality of a new political equation in New Delhi in which the ruling BJP, though still the single largest
The Meira Paibi Phenomenon – Inter-Sectional Activism, Regional Stereotyping and Media Misconstruction
Introduction The women led movement in India is a diverse and multifaceted phenomenon that reflects the country’s vast cultural, social, and political landscape. One of
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How Unique is Being Unique: Why Histories are Man-Made but Humanity is Divine
Introduction We live in an epoch of instantaneous copycat culture,
The Mystery of Consciousness and the Conflict Between First Person Subjective Experience and the Mind as an Object in Understanding OCD
How can a physical object like a brain generate or
The Kingdom of Pong and the Conquest of Khampat by the Combined Forces of Pong and Meitei (1470 AD): Resulting in Cultural Exchanges
(These accounts are in accordance to Sorarel Machana Khunkumba, in
Rethinking Education in COVID Wake. Online Classes and Education System
The 21st century is an era of digital transformation, a
Cinema Dreams: The Longing of Many to Take Their Personal Misfortunes and Make Them Into Art
He lets loose a flurry of choice abuses in Bihari
What Centre May be Expecting from R.K. Ranjan as Minister of State Without Independent Charge
Ministerial berths redistribution in the recent Union Council of Ministers
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