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Ukraine tensions
Russia is big; with 11-time zones and nearly 60,000km borderline Russia has the lengthiest borderline that stretches into two continents. Russia has one of the most consolidated administrations to maintain such a mammoth and diverse country. Speaking of diversity, safeguarding the motherland from western influence always became a hefty chore for the Kremlin since the […]
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What is AUKUS?
The world has entered the Second-Cold War. Defense pacts, infrastructural funding, media funding, dividing people; Yes, there could be more troubles ahead. Beijing and Washington are commencing teams against each other. The latest is “AUKUS” – A trilateral agreement established by Australia, the United Kingdom, and the mighty United States on September 15th. A long […]
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Making Swahili visible: the 7th official UN official language
The United Nations (UN) is the most prominent political structure in the world. Including 193 sovereign states as members, the UN resembles an international parliament. The membership, positions, honors, or anything regarding the UN are highly significant for any state (nations). Currently, there are 6 official and working languages for the United Nations; English, Spanish, […]
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How far is Islamabad from Kabul?
The Emirate of Afghanistan reestablished, NATO troops in Afghanistan departed before the deadline set by the Taliban. Afghans, the citizens, and people residing there are rushing out. Scenes of Afghans trying to climb on US aircraft persuaded all over the globe. Nations are anticipating developments from the Taliban in their policies and representations. Some countries […]
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Communism and Cuba’s Internet Revolution
Cuba is one of the ultimate hotspots of communism. They remained in the communist system of government even after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Fidel Castro and Che Guevara, the founders of communist Cuba, are glorified as icons of communism all over the globe. But last month, surprisingly Cuba witnessed a massive protest against […]
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Resurgence and Illusions, U.S. Withdrawal From Afghanistan
Taliban, the Islamic extremist organization, is on its way to Kabul. After the withdrawal of the US official, the Afghan government is astounded by seeing the rush of the Taliban to power. Taliban claims 80% of the country is already under their control, and now only a few cities are under the administration of the […]
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Rise of the Lithium-nations
Lithium, the rare earth metal, is now one of the most important primal matters of the digital industry. This white metal is an essential component of smartphones and modern batteries. The world is getting more anxious about the environment and nations started adapting sustainable electric energy rather than crude oil or fossil fuel sources. The […]
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World Cup Football: Geopolitical Statement
The economies across the globe struggling to recover, all major industries being already collapsed some are still affected badly; one of the major industries out of these are sports and tourism. Studies say the sports industry lost nearly $61 billion in last year’s revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic. When we are talking about the […]
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What’s the Future of Ethiopia?
Ethiopia is a complicated ethnic federation consisting of various ethnicities and tribular regions. The survival of that nation amongst fastly fragmented African countries through ethnicities was an interesting study for political scientists. Often they relate to the future of Africa and, the last decade’s highest economic growth of 9.5% GDP astounded the world. Infrastructure, social […]
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Europe – The future of Armenia?
After a grisly violent conflict followed by a ceasefire, Armenia is still in tension. With an agreement orchestrated by Russia, Armenia lost its territories and withdrew from the Nagorno Karabakh – a region that has a significant history with Armenia and was controlled by Azeris for a long time. As Azerbaijan celebrates victory and sets […]
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Will RCEP change the game in Asia-Pacific?
The world’s most considerable trade agreement, the RCEP (Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership), is a reality now. After 8-year-old consultations with 15 countries including China, Japan, South Korea, Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand consolidating more than 25% of global trade – 30% global GDP, became an economic chain from 15th November 2020. The […]
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How relevant is Hindi in Digital India?
India is a diverse country with a bunch of cultures and languages. India has over 700 active languages and dialects. According to the Indian Constitution Article 343(1), Hindi is considered as the official language of India. By the Official Language Act of 1963, English and Hindi are recognized as the official languages of India. The […]
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Modern era’s language learning trends in a globalized world
Languages are considered as the virtue of human culture. More than 6000 languages around the world where they are classified into different families and dialects. Some stay unique throughout centuries, that can’t be categorized into a family, and some of them are divided into various dialects and creoles. Languages are using written scripts and there […]
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Why is Africa in the next superpower spotlight?
In recent days, we are hearing about the protests of the African diaspora from all around the globe. The death of George Floyd made a huge impact on United States politics, racism is not brand-new or it is not only black people’s problem. Society often acts tough against black people, even murders and cruelties occurred […]
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China’s BRI – The future of globalization
It is a fact that no other nations profited from modern-day globalization as China did, they succeeded to market all their domestic products and services worldwide and their economy propelled to second spot passing huge players from Europe and Asia. The emergence of China as a global powerhouse has impacted the world politics as well, […]
