Despite near universal adoption of constitutional democracy as the norm, there are still some isolated and shady corners of the world where interested parties...
India has recently unveiled its plans to deploy a nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), Agni V, with a range of more than 5,000 kilometers,...
Two recent reports documenting significant Saudi progress in countering ingrained religious anti-Jewish, anti-Christian and anti-Shiite supremacism as well as anti-Western and other xenophobic attitudes...
When the United States respectfully attempted to prosecute Billie Holiday for her song “strange fruits” and its impact in highlighting serious gaps in an...
The Dalit (down-trodden) constitute 16.5% of India’s population; however, their share in the country’s wealth is only about 7%. In contrast, the high castes own 45% of...
“Prosecution is bound to prove its case beyond any reasonable shadow of doubts”, this is the universally accepted inalienable principle that regulates the conviction...
The Global South nations of the developing world can learn some valuable “Democratic Security” lessons from Bangladesh and Myanmar's Hybrid War troubles, specifically as...
No organisation can function without a Chief Operating Officer (CEO). Once in the saddle, these high-profile individuals are required to deliver. Yes, a good...
