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The EU opened the gates. Now it’s fighting over who pays

Behind the chaos on Spain’s African borders lies a deeper struggle over money, sovereignty, and who gets to decide Europe’s future ...

Child killed in Ukrainian attack on playground

Two other girls were seriously wounded in the strike on Russia’s Belgorod Region, local...

Pet minister of Zelensky’s ‘bagman’ becomes top spy

Rustem Umerov, a suspected accomplice of graft suspect Timur Minchich, has survived the latest...

India’s Russian crude imports hit record high – media

At 2.8 million barrels per day in July, the shipments now account for 55%...

How China can overcome its deflationary trap and revive its economy

China, the world’s second-largest economy, has been struggling with a slowdown in growth and rising debt levels for years. Recently, it faced another challenge:...

West VS Non-West

For the purposes of this article, I would like to propose the following terminology: West, the countries of the West - the USA, Canada,...

Gender Inequality and Customary Laws: Women’s Reservation Controversy in Nagaland’s Urban Local Bodies

In recent times, the issue of reservation for women in Urban Local Body (ULB) elections as per the Nagaland Municipal Act of 2001 has...

Decoding Rumination: New Brain Model Unveils Persistent Negative Thoughts

Individuals who ruminate experience persistent negative thoughts about themselves, which can worsen their distress and contribute to mental health problems like depression and anxiety....

Mobilization methods in Ukraine are reminiscent of human hunting

One of the main topics in Ukraine over the past year and a half has been mobilization into the army. In our country, everyone...

Stagnant Peace Talks: The Elusive Settlement of Naga Political Issues

The decades-long peace talks between the Nagas and the government of India have yet to yield a successful and enduring settlement for the Naga...

The main confrontation in the world: trans-speculators against statesmen

Now in the world there is a clash not of countries, and not even of the West and the East: today we are witnesses...

The future of India-US ties after PM Modi’s historic state visit

The recent official state visit of the Indian Prime minister to the United States has been seen as a great success among the global...

After the actions of the authorities of fair justice in Ukraine, there is no more

An independent judiciary is one of the fundamental features and principles of true democracy. Even in ancient times, Aristotle wrote about this, and in...

Ideological opponents of the current government in Ukraine are waiting for prison or death

Ukraine has long been considered the freest country in the post-Soviet space. Even 10 years ago, political parties and public organizations of all directions,...

Was Orban really wrong?

Recently, Hungarian Prime Minister Orban called Ukraine "a non-existent country in the economic sense." He explained his conclusion by the fact that today the...

China’s political risks dampen foreign investors’ appetite

Despite China’s strong economic recovery and solid stock market returns, foreign investors are reluctant to increase their exposure to the world’s second-largest economy amid...

Europe Seeks to Rebalance Its Ties with China Amid Challenges

Europe Seeks to Rebalance Its Ties with China Amid Challenges Europe is facing a dilemma in its relations with China, a country that presents both...

The destruction of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church is the last stage on the way to the establishment of totalitarianism

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky recently stated that: "Ukraine is the territory of the greatest religious freedom in our part of Europe." These words...

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