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“Silenced Voices: The Ongoing Struggle of Women in Afghanistan”
The Taliban orders Afghanistan’s beauty salons to close. Afghan women barred from gyms. Afghan women in mental health crisis over a bleak future. Taliban ban women from working for NGOs. Afghan girls deprived of education. “They left us without … Continue Reading
*Note: The information presented in this article is a conclusive account of the events that have transpired up until the morning of July 24th, 2022.
The functioning of a country is naturally, majorly influenced by the government in power. And often, it is the case that a “third-world” country will … Continue Reading
*Note: Because the situation unfolds everyday, the information presented in this article is a conclusive account of the events that have transpired up until the early mornings of October 9th, 2021.
On October 3rd, 2021, a polarising nationwide story broke out, reporting violence and massive rioting in the Uttar Pradesh … Continue Reading
The president of Haiti, Jovenel Moïse, was assassinated in Pétion-Ville, Haiti on July 7, 2021.
Moïse had started his first company Jomar Auto Parts with little initial investment and gradually began expanding his fields of business. Soon, Moïse was the first man to export bananas from Haiti to Germany (since … Continue Reading
Stability in Jammu and Kashmir has always been a delicate issue. Geopolitical, social and economic issues have clashed together leaving a trace of uncertainty since the formation of the state. In August 2019, the scales of this unpredictable imbalance were tipped off even more. The scrapping of Article 370 resulted … Continue Reading
As the world looks to the US vis-a-vis its presidential elections, a conflict in Ethiopia remains largely obscure. The conflict began in November this year, but the underlying cause for it isn’t fresh. The country is on the brink of a full-blown civil war and here’s why:
About 49 years ago, on the cold and rather scary night of November 14, 1971, in Chittagong, East Pakistan (or present-day Bangladesh), a sentry stood guarding the post of the Pakistan Special Service near his camp. At one moment, he believed he saw a “ghost” like figure lurking in the … Continue Reading
Tensions between Iran and the U.S skyrocketed to an unprecedented level after the U.S President Donald Trump approved an airstrike in Baghdad on Friday killing Qassem Soleimani. Considered to be the most powerful Iranian military commander, the news of his death garnered the world’s attention. Generating analyses about the implications … Continue Reading
The Citizenship Amendment Bill, on Thursday, got the President’s assent, making it an Act. Over the last few days, CAB’s presence in the news has been prominent. With protests widespread across the North East, why does it hold the importance it does? Here is a breakdown of the entire issue.… Continue Reading
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