Tag Archives: Article

February, 2022

• 21 February

  The Future of US-CHINA Relations

  

  The Future of US-CHINA Relations A Realist Interpretation The Twenty Years’ Crisis by Edward Hallett Carr provides an early critical analysis of the structural challenges faced by states attempting to preserve the international status quo in the face of revisionist states. It gives a highly compelling account of how to …
• 21 February

  The Anti-China Alliances

  

  The Anti-China Alliances The US-Japan-Australia trio ups the ante against China In January, two very important things have happened. First, the world witnessed Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his Australian counterpart Scott Morrison signing the Reciprocal Access Agreement, a milestone document aimed at further institutionalizing security cooperation between the …
• 19 February

  Muslim Genocide in India

  

  Muslim Genocide in India Modi’s silence is an endorsement For years, Modi and the fascist BJP-RSS government have been pushing anti-Muslim sentiments in India in different ways. For example, during the anti-CAA protest in December 2019, Modi said the protesters could be recognised by their clothes. His audience easily decoded …
• 19 February

  Conflicts to Watch in 2022

  

  Conflicts to Watch in 2022 1. Afghanistan If 2021 brought one chapter of Afghanistan’s decades-long tragedy to a close, another is starting. Since the Taliban’s seizure of power in August, a humanitarian catastrophe has loomed. UN data suggests millions of Afghan children could starve. Western leaders shoulder much of the …
• 18 February

  A LOOK AT AFGHANISTAN’S HUMANITARIAN CRISIS

  

  A LOOK AT AFGHANISTAN’S HUMANITARIAN CRISIS Months after the Taliban takeover, Afghanistan is in crisis. Millions of people are facing starvation, the health-care system is collapsing, and wages are plummeting. The country of thirty-eight million people heavily depended on foreign aid before the Taliban came to power in August last …
• 18 February

  Threats to the World Economy in 2022

  

  Threats to the World Economy in 2022 The global economy made the transition from recovery to expansion in 2021 amid ongoing turbulence from the Covid-19 pandemic. An uneven economic expansion generated supply-demand imbalances, leading to major supply chain disruptions and rising inflation. With ongoing vaccination challenges in much of the …
• 17 February

  SEVEN DAYS IN JUNE

  

  SEVEN DAYS IN JUNE Afghanistan is more than the “graveyard of empires.” It’s the mother of vicious circles. So this general with the background in intelligence who is supposed to conquer Afghanistan can’t even figure out what Rolling Stone is? We’re not talking Guns & Ammo here; we’re talking the …
• 17 February

  Pulses 10th February 2022

  

  Pulses 10th February 2022 World Pulses Day 2022 Pulses are considered a poor man’s food and poor people are disparagingly called ‘pulse-eaters’. In addition, some linguistic groups are called pulse-eaters just out of prejudice and without acknowledging the fact that due to their nutritional value, pulses are in no way …
• 16 February

  Justice Ayesha A. Malik First Female Judge of the Supreme Court of Pakistan

  

  Justice Ayesha A. Malik First Female Judge of the Supreme Court of Pakistan The Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) had approved, on January 07, Ayesha Malik’s nomination to the Supreme Court with a vote of five to four. CJP Gulzar, Justice Umar Ata Bandial, retired judge Sarmad Jalal Osmani, Attorney …
• 14 February

  Rights of Non-Muslims in a Muslim Society

  

  Rights of Non-Muslims in a Muslim Society Deciding as to what are the rights of non-Muslims living in a Muslim state has been a practical problem in Muslim societies throughout their history because there was never a Muslim state that comprised purely of Muslim believers. Even the first state established by …