The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted us all. How we live, work, study, do business and interact almost everything seems to have changed. With millions of lives lost, it has left behind painful memories, but also tales of heroism. The pandemic has also ripped our world apart, exposing the fragility and resilience of social structures and political systems, while amplifying the
Each year, February 5 is observed as the Kashmir Solidarity Day to express public support for the just right to self-determination of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. By annexing and dividing this disputed region in 2019, India has further jeopardised this right. Subsequent Indian actions threaten to reshape Kashmiri demography and identity, writes Ishtiaq […]
The higher education sector in Saudi Arabia has already made its mark in the Arab world, with 15 universities in the Kingdom earning a place in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2022, including five in the top 400. This distinction is an outcome of the consistent efforts to develop this sector in recent years, including the provision of foreign scholarship
President Joe Biden entered office a year ago with a promise to reclaim America’s global leadership by renewing multilateralism, resetting relations with China and Russia, ending the war in Afghanistan and reviving the Iran nuclear deal. However, his subsequent policies aimed at realizing these core foreign policy objectives pursued with weak deterrence and meek diplomacy