America has been here before
As promised, the second Trump administration has quickly rolled out a slew of policies and executive orders that the president says are all aimed at “Making America Great Again.”
As promised, the second Trump administration has quickly rolled out a slew of policies and executive orders that the president says are all aimed at “Making America Great Again.”
Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, stands as one of the most influential think tanks in the world.
Canada finds itself at a historic crossroads. The election of Mark Carney as leader of the Liberal Party and prime minister-designate represents not only a significant political shift but also a broader reckoning for a country long accustomed to stability in its relationship with its most important trading partner ~ the United States.
Romania stands at a dangerous crossroads as its democracy faces mounting pressure from within and beyond its borders.
Global markets are reeling from the escalating trade war sparked by President Donald Trump’s irresponsible rhetoric and unpredictable behaviour, harming even America’s staunchest allies.
Indian society, with regional variations, has always been very conservative and superstitious, and the mind-set has hardly changed in spite of reform movements in the nineteenth and twentieth century. The average Indian's consciousness is largely clouded by obtrusive superstitions and prejudices
Today, every major Western event starts with an obligatory video or physical address by President Zelenskky.
Superstitions have been present throughout the history of England. The people's beliefs in witches, the devil, ghosts, apparitions, and magical healing etc. were entirely based on superstitions. What was true of Britain was also largely true of European societies at that time
Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu was state President of the NSUI from 1989 to 1995. He was General Secretary of the state Youth Congress from 1995 to 1998 and its President from 1998 to 2008.
Many families that were divided during the Korean War continue to have the emotional urge to reunite with their lost brethren on the other side of the border. They are bound by blood and the urge for reunification has emotional implications for them. As of 2022, more than 134,000 South Koreans have registered with the government for family reunions
