What can parents do for their children?
India is a young nation, with over 600 million persons under the age of 25. The demographic dividend relies on empowering the youth to face key challenges, some virtual and some tangible.
India is a young nation, with over 600 million persons under the age of 25. The demographic dividend relies on empowering the youth to face key challenges, some virtual and some tangible.
The latest statement by US President-elect Donald Trump demanding that Brics nations pledge not to create or support a new currency to challenge the American dollar reflects growing apprehension about dedollarisation.
Bolivia, once celebrated as a South American economic success story, is now a stark example of how over-reliance on natural resources and poor governance can bring a nation to its knees.
On November 21, the Pre-Trial Chamber (PTC) of the International Criminal Court (ICC) formally issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former defence minister, Yoav Gallant, for crimes against humanity and war crimes committed from 8 October 2023, unt
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To date, three people have died in Shanghai as China is battling the spread of Covid with over 350,000 infections since late March.
The Democratic Party of Korea is going against common sense and procedural norms in order to push through bills that will strip the prosecution of all of its investigative powers.
Is it the time when life is again to be perceived through cyclic patterns of existence, when people will celebrate the victory of order in nature over chaos, that gives them a sense of reassurance and of peace?
A little over a week after Imran Khan was voted out in the National Assembly, there is speculation in Pakistan over the PPP chairman, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s refusal to take the oath as foreign minister.
The note, sent to the State Department, revealed Moscow's irritation with President Biden's decision to continue to approve arms transfers as the conflict shifts to eastern Ukraine.
