NATO. A towering alliance of thirty-two member states, it has grown to dominate the realm of international affairs. In its crusade ..read more

The post-World War II period created challenges for Japan as the country slipped into crises such as unemployment, accompanied by ..read more

In his op-ed titled “When America seemed divided beyond repair, something great came out of it ..read more

his book is penned by Graeme P. Herd. He is a professor of Transnational Security Studies and chair of the Research and Policy Analysis ..read more

The unprecedented terrorist attacks by Hamas on Israel on October 7th have set off heightened tensions in the Middle East ..read more

On March 14th, 2024, an article was published in the Trinidad Express Newspapers titled “Caricom should do more for Haiti”. It is a title ..read more

Dr. Lukas Kantor One overlooked cause of inequality lies in the exclusiveness of elite networks and favouritism among their members. Since 2019, the EU, NATO, IMF, and UN have been chaired by people who attended confidential Bilderberg conference(s) prior to their appointment. In the EU, Bilderbergers also occupy other top positions – the heads of the European Council, European Central Bank and Eurogroup. French president Macron is Bilderberger, and the day after his inauguration, Bilderberger Philippe became Prime Minister. Macron's candidate, Bilderberger Georgieva, leads the IMF thanks to ..read more

Areg Asatryan In combating corruption, Singapore stands as a beacon of success, celebrated globally for its stringent measures and unwavering commitment to integrity. From its inception as a fledgling nation to its current status as a paragon of transparency, Singapore's journey offers invaluable lessons in governance. This article will delve into the specifics of Singapore's anti-corruption efforts and the tangible impact it has had on the nation's socio-economic landscape. In the early years of independence, Singapore grappled with corruption in the forms of bribery and misuse of pub ..read more

Jacob Houston The Kingdom of Kush, notably known as the Kushite Kingdom or simply The Kushites, was a kingdom in Northern Africa that had a significant impact on the course of human and natural history. The Kingdom was located in Nubia, a region encompassing the modern Northern reaches of Sudan. Kush was the continuation of the Kerma Culture, which rose in 2500 BCE, but the people of Kush had established contact with the Ancient Egyptians during the Early Dynastic Period that began in 3150 BCE.  Initially, relations between the Kush and the Egyptians were cordial, and immense trade was c ..read more

Ishaan Busireddy Insults are a common sight–or sound–in everyday life. From the playground to presidential debates, insults serve as the verbal epitome of frustration and spite. These often intentionally and unintentionally comedic jests appear to contrast with how we envision the past as an era with courtly etiquette. However, even within this fancy framework, scorching and hilarious jibes slip through the cracks and spice up history. Exchanged verbally and in a written form between political rivals and even wartime adversaries, these insults play a unique role in deciphering bygone eras’ pop ..read more