For an Indian who ever had anything to do with the making or implementation of India’s Kashmir policy, listening to the 2-hour long Congressional hearing
Day: November 1, 2019
The South Yemen Peace Deal Is a Pragmatic Step Towards Self-Determination
The South Transitional Council (STC) will receive domestic and international legitimacy for its separatist cause after entering into a reported power-sharing agreement with Hadi’s government
Brexit Is a Symptom, Not the Problem
Since the moment the votes were totaled in the June 2016 Brexit referendum there has been nothing but handwringing about what it implied. The Brexit
Israel’s New Moves to Airbrush the Occupation
The United Nations’ independent expert on human rights in the Palestinian territories issued a damning verdict last week on what he termed “the longest belligerent
Wikileaks Reveals OPCW Falsified Reports to Blame Syrian Government Instead of Western Backed-Jihadis!
The revelations – studiously ignored by the mainstream media – shed a light on the tangled web weaved by the complicit media and the West’s
The Crisis of the Nationality and the Nation State in the 21st Century
Human settlement and public order face a grave challenge as international law is applied to rights, claims and obligation in conflict with the nation state.
Peace or the Fight Against CO2: You Have to Choose your Priority
In a note issued by the White House on October 23, 2019, President Donald Trump’s office announced that the United States no longer needs to
Vitamin B12 Deficiency: What Is Pernicious Anaemia, and Why Can It Be So Dangerous?
An estimated 6% of people in the US and UK suffer from vitamin B12 deficiency. The condition is recognised by the World Health Organisation as
