Why Yemeni Unity is Important
Despite enduring crises and conflicts since the establishment of unity, Yemeni unity remains a steadfast bulwark protecting the nation’s geography and serving as a vital component of any political settlement.
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The Role of Global Institutions in Addressing Economic Disparities
Optimism, though tempered by realism, remains a guiding beacon. Strengthening cooperation among global institutions, governments, civil society, and the private sector holds promise. By fostering dialogue, sharing data, and reforming governance structures, we can enhance the efficacy of our collective endeavors.
Nuclear Drills and Fifth Term: What Does Putin Want?
The ongoing conflict with Ukraine has been a major point of contention between Russia and the West, with accusations of Russian aggression and territorial expansion. By conducting military exercises involving nuclear weapons, Putin sends a strong message to both Ukraine and the international community
The Role Universities in Addressing Global Conflicts and Promoting Humanitarian Values
The protests and sit-ins at American universities showcased the depth of concern. This echoes a rare historical moment akin to the Vietnam War era and the student protests of the late 1960s, which led to significant political upheaval.
The Dark Side of Technology: DRC’s Battle Against Apple Inc.
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) finds itself in a perplexing predicament, where its allies are quick to offer aid in times of war but fail to support its long-term development efforts. Despite being rich in natural resources, the DRC remains one of the poorest countries in the world, with much of its population living in poverty.
No, Russia Isn’t Training With China In Relation To Taiwan
China already has the world’s largest navy by the US’ own admission, while the US itself has a sizeable number of air, land, and sea forces in Japan, South Korea, and increasingly in the nearby Philippines.
Trump’s Argument for Total Immunity: America’s Founders Did not Want a King!
In the ensuing two centuries, SCOTUS has further established parameters around presidential powers. For instance, in United States v. Nixon, Richard Nixon argued that executive privilege afforded the president a right to withhold ‘sensitive information’ – in this case audio tapes of recorded conversations pertaining to the Watergate Scandal
India’s Democracy: Navigating Nationalism’s Impact on Global Dynamics
India's democratic landscape, characterized by societal polarization, fervent nationalist discourse, and heightened divisions between the ruling party and the opposition, bears both domestic and international ramifications
Yemen: April 27, a Historic Day to Build Upon
Yemen requires fresh approaches to chart an unconventional national vision. The initial step is to come together, setting aside personal agendas, grievances, or power struggles. The nation's welfare transcends individual interests, regardless of stature, as it embodies a collective trust held deep within every citizen.