“When President Putin ordered his tanks to roll into Ukraine he thought we would roll over. He was wrong,” U.S. President Joe Biden expressed while addressing in Poland on February 21, these statements came a day after Biden made a … Continue reading From Crimea To Donbas: Analyzing The Ongoing “New Cold War” Between Russia And Ukraine
Not long ago, the Rajapaksha brothers were seen as war heroes by the Sinhalese majority. Mahinda Rajapaksha was elected president of Sri Lanka in 2005. Under his administration, the military managed to stop the South Asian nation’s almost three-decades-long civil … Continue reading Revisiting Rajapaksha’s Reign: Saga of unrest and collapse
On February 29, US’s and Taliban’s representatives signed a peace agreement that assures complete US troops withdrawal from Afganistan within 14 months. This agreement came after months of exertion from both sides. However, shelling from the Taliban’s side and the … Continue reading Why troop withdrawal not that easy? Analyzing truce in Afghanistan
On 17th January 2020, Xi Jinping made his maiden visit to Myanmar signing 33 new pacts based on the Chinese vision of “21st-century silk road”. Myanmar is one of the nations very much interested in Chinese vision and China-Myanmar Economic … Continue reading Xi’s ‘historic’ visit to Myanmar: A concern for India?
We live in a modern era, teenagers nowadays are all connected via the internet, our friends, cousins can share their thoughts and pics and we can engage with them. We can laugh and share the joy! How interesting and good … Continue reading Impact of social networking sites on adolescent
—-WATCH VIDEO FOR BASICS, ELSE SKIP IT— The primary goal of the UN is to maintain rationality among all the nations and global peace. However, in recent times, things have turned out to be messy. Many times UN is perceived … Continue reading Why UN losing relevancy? R2P, Resolutions & US factor
In October 2019, a series of non-sectarian protests commenced in Lebanon following the economic crises and other government failures. Across the nation, schools have closed, banks shut down, and shortages of fuel and other imports were reported across the nation. … Continue reading City Case: Beirut | Tax intifada, Taif Agreement & Hezbollah
Kurds are an Islamic ethnic group, reside mainly in mountainous regions of Iraq, Iran, Syria, and Turkey. They have their complete different identities, flag, culture, and language. When the Ottoman Empire was defeated, Kurds sought a completely different state for … Continue reading Kurds and Operation Peace Spring
One of the largest protests in decade one can argue for is the Hong Kong protest. Story of Hong Kong began in the late 19th century, opium war broke between China and Great Britain and at last, peace was negotiated … Continue reading Protest in Hong Kong and History
The situation in the middle east could get even worse, especially after frequent moves taken by Trump imposing sanctions and taking sharp moves. The rivalry of Iran and America follows long back, but things were seemingly settling down after Obama’s … Continue reading The US-Iran standoff
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