Katharine Tengtio writes about the growing trend of women’s rights and equality in international relations. Why has it become such a popular topic today? What affect does it have on rest of society? . . . → Read More: Women’s rights- why do we care?
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Vivianne LeBlanc discusses the death of Rabbani and its implications for the peace processes in Afghanistan.. what potential is there? . . . → Read More: No Olive Trees in Afghanistan: The Elusive Quest for Peace 
Allie Fonarev discusses the convergence of two major world events- Palestine’s application for statehood and CERN’s discovery of particles travelling faster than light. What will these breakthroughs mean for humanity’s ‘attitude of impossibility’? . . . → Read More: A Reflection of Relativity 
Caroline Hargreaves reviews Noam Chomsky’s most recent lecture on the growing gap between social classes, the imminent danger of the global climate and the decline of U.S. political power. . . . → Read More: Chomsky Review: “Changing Contours of World Order” 
How does a technological shift benefit the economy of Pakistan, a third would country? Faizan explores what modernities have done for an agricultural society . . . → Read More: Pakistan- from Agriculture to Information Technology 
Johan Galtung is back again! Here he explains the need for a common paradigm that transcends mere globalism, something above religions which he sees as a fragmenting force. Thinking ‘cosmically’ means finding a common identity above politics, nationality, religions, etc. Read on to discover more.. . . . → Read More: Think Cosmically, Act Globally, Eat Locally |
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