Part II After the Bretton wood chapter, the US economy didn’t look behind. Petrodollar agreement in 1973 strengthened the worldwide use of the US dollar even more. The inflationary troubled […]

According to the latest (October 3) data from Corona Virus Vaccine Tracker, there are about 44 vaccines in clinical trials of the world and 91 vaccines in animal trials. The […]

The seeds of the dispute between Azerbaijan and Armenia were sown by the old Soviet Union. During the messy break-up of the Soviet Union, as Armenia and Azerbaijan struggled for […]

Islamophobia Studies Center recently published a report on COVID-19 and India’s Islamophobia. In this report, we attempt to examine India’s recent developments during the COVID-19 pandemic, which comes as a […]

The Modern-day Turkey, part of the Ottoman Empire prior to the First World War, was called the sick man of Europe. After ending the first world war, Europeans predicted Turkey […]

On Aug. 13, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Israel have decided to “fully normalize their diplomatic relations.” A mutual statement by the U.S., […]

(Part-1) In International Relations, there are only a few breathing scholars who are being widely prominent and accepted in scholarly world. Obviously, John. J. Mearsheimer and Stephen M. Walt fall […]

Sino-US tension is growing to a dangerous level, what will be the consequences? Who will suffer more? And who will be benefitted? Is there any simple solution? Is anyone willing […]

Recent graduates and students close to graduation are understandably experiencing lots of panic and more challenging time as COVID-19 fallout has turned world economy and job market upside down. ILO […]