Modi’s Operandi By Syed Nasir Hassan
Same old Modi puts himself in throne again but with different mandate this time. This time he came with much force and appeared more vigilant. Sweeping an electoral win with […]
How to Pick Yourself Up Post Ramadan By Mohammed Faris
Ramadan ended a few weeks ago, and by now you’re probably starting to settle back to your post-Ramadan routine. You may have been able to keep up with some of […]
World Hegemony: Who Is to Win Ultimately?
The phenomenon which has always been the centre of attention and the concern of powerful states or entities from distant times to recent times is the exercising of power and […]
US-China Trade War Bangladesh’s Golden Goose by Mohammed Shehab
Where We’re at and What It Means In 2017 the US trade deficit with China was $375.6 billion, which is also its biggest trade partner. The US currently has a […]
Evangelism, Forcing God’s hand to Armageddon and Mankind to a Catastrophe By Prof. Dr. Kudret Bulbul
Lately we have been intensely discussing the religion-state relation because of the fatal heritage left behind in Turkey’s politics by the FETÖ. Most of the time we think and deplore […]
Esports Grasps Teenagers An Inside Story By Ahmad Ullah
Hardly youngsters are found who don’t engage himself in PUBG, Clash of Clans, and Angry Bird Space games .etc. Statistically, 210.5m youths are involved in esports competitions till August 2017. […]
Skills You Need; Learning Skills
Much has been said and written about the importance of learning. But what does it really mean? At its most basic, it means being open to new experiences and ideas, […]
Anti-Personnel Landmines Still Mutilate Asia Banning in the Global Politics of Human Rights By Nafees Ahmad
In South and Southeast Asia, Afghanistan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and China, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, North Korea; South Korea, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, and Taiwan have been confronting the […]
Rape and Gender Violence at Peak The Demise of Social Institutions By Imran Nazir
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all […]
Terrorism Hate Crimes & Western Politics Islamophobia in the Context of Globalization and Media By Kanika Walia, Md Sajid Khan and Md. Nazmul Islam
The recent Hate-Filled Terrorist Attack targeting Muslim in Christchurch mosque in New Zealand, has not only horrified the whole world but it has also started a serious debate on religious […]