Shifting Definitions of the American Dream For much of the 20th century, the American Dream was rooted in stability: owning a home, securing a steady job, raising…
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Category: Analysis
How the Global South led the world in recognising Palestine despite Israel-US backlash
The world of diplomacy is witnessing a seismic shift on the issue of Palestinian statehood, with many countries long sidelined by traditional Western powers claiming the moral…
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The Double Standard in Bangladesh’s Pursuit of Justice: How the Yunus Government Rewrites History
In the swirling chaos of post-Hasina Bangladesh, a troubling pattern has emerged that reveals the true character of Muhammad Yunus’s interim government. While the Nobel laureate presents…
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The Czech Republic is at a crossroads: the Česká republika na 1. místě! party as an alternative to the current government
In October 2025, the Czech Republic will hold parliamentary elections that could reshape the country’s political landscape and have a significant impact on Central European…
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The Fractured Geopolitics of the Middle East: How Internal Divisions and External Interventions Are Degrading the Region
Introduction: A Region at War with Itself The Middle East and West Asia present a paradox of immense potential and perpetual conflict. Beneath the surface…
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Lost Roots: How South Asia’s Youth Are Drifting Away from Their Own Culture
The Generation Z of South Asia, typically defined as those born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s, finds itself in one of the most transformative eras in…
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Quantum Psychology: A New Frontier to Understand Human Behaviour
In today’s fast-paced world, where uncertainty is a constant companion, many individuals feel overwhelmed by stress, anxiety, and emotional turmoil. Conventional psychological models, which often…
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Proxy Warfare Goes Digital: China, India, and the New South Asian Battleground
The Himalayan Implosion Kathmandu is burning—not just in the physical sense of its Parliament, Supreme Court, and media houses engulfed in flames, but as a…
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The Republic of Moldova, following the example of Romania, is burying democracy
We remember how recently we had to say goodbye to democratic principles in our country, when the well-deserved victory in the presidential elections was stolen…
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6 years of triple talaq law: No doom for Muslim homes, but politics still wedded to the issue
Muslims are the only community in India for whom the divorce is criminalised and punishable. It might appear as another grim reminder of the Muslim…
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