Zarnab Shaheen
IS PAKISTAN AS A STATE SUCCESSFUL IN FULFILLING THE RIGHTS OF MINORITIES?
Minorities are referred to people who are lesser in numbers as compared to the dominant group within the ...
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Sofia Gevorgian
Israel’s Open-Aired Prison and Parallels under the Azerbaijani Regime
With its only entrances and exits to Israel effectively blocked by the Israeli government, Gaza has been dubbed ...
Aqsa Ajaz
Opinion: The Unspoken Role of IFIs in the Economic Development of Pakistan
Developed nations maintain their hegemony by exploiting the poorest nations and using them as a source ...
Talk Diplomacy
THE JANISSARIES-: ENGINES OF THE OTTOMAN JUGGERNAUT
Sahej Verma The Ottoman antics and nuances are famed in the annals of military as well as political history but the most monumental...
Ishaan Busireddy
Arunachal Pradesh: India, Tibet, or China?
Arunachal Pradesh, meaning “The Province of Dawn-Lit Mountains” in Sanskrit, is – politically-speaking, a state in northeast India ....
Jacob Houston
The Southeast Asian Theatre of World War II: A Simplified History
The Southeast Asian Theatre of World War II was a brutal military campaign that lasted directly after the Japanese attack...
Anna Martines
The Partition of the British India
Even after the battle for independence from Britain, life still wasn't easy for the people of the old British India. When ...
Ishaan Busireddy
The Rise of Demchugdongrub: Heir of the Great Khan
I am sure that if you’re reading this article you must be familiar with a certain Mongol man named Chinggis ...
Jacob Houston
Myanmar: Peace or Conflict
Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, is a country located in Southeast Asia with China to its north, India ...
Sofia Gevorgian
Sri Lanka: Election & Economic Collapse
Ousting Sri Lanka’s president and prime minister amidst economic mismanagement and collapse ...
Jacob Houston
The Long History and the Near Future: The US and the Philippines
The Philippines, an island archipelago in Southeast Asia, has always had an extremely strong relationship ...
Sofia Gevorgian
To Deny the Genocide of Armenians
April 24, 1915: the Armenian Gencoide began, the Armenian diaspora was created, and Ottoman ...
Jacob Houston
Two Gulf Wars and the Future: Iraq and the Aftermath of the Second Gulf War
The Second Iraq War, or the “ Second Gulf War”, has been overshadowed by the much longer and monotonous Afghanistan ...
Sofia Gevorgian
The Sumgait Massacre: Foreshadowing War in the Caucasus
34 years have passed since the Sumgait Massacre, but little has changed in the South Caucasus to prevent the undertaking of a similar...
Ethan Wilkes
How is the Russian Invasion of Ukraine Impacting the Middle East?
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is having a geopolitical ripple effect across the globe. Russian allies and adversaries alike are ...
Matthew T. Meaney
Turmoil in Pakistan: The Balochistan Liberation Army
Over the past several months, much of the news coverage of the Middle East has been devoted to the Taliban takeover of ...
Jacob Houston
Taiwan: A Short History
The island of Taiwan, located off the southeastern coast of the People’s Republic of China, has had a long and controversial history ...
Ryan Campbell
Women's Education In Afghanistan
Ever since the Taliban lost power in Afghanistan in 2001, access to education for women
has grown significantly. According to a UNESCO ...
Ishaan Busireddy
Shir-e Panjshir: The Last Bastion of Afghan Resistance
In August of 2021, the United States Armed Forces withdrew from Afghanistan, ending the U.S.’s twenty year long armed intervention in ...
Ishaan Busireddy
The Indonesian National Revolution
Often overlooked in comparison to the other events of its time (namely, WWII and the formation of the “Iron Curtain”), the Indonesian ...
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