The Crisis In Afghanistan Has Its Roots In The Graveyard Of History
byThe crisis in Afghanistan teaches us that the law of unintended consequences, inevitably, applies to history.
The crisis in Afghanistan teaches us that the law of unintended consequences, inevitably, applies to history.
The use of meta-analysis in medicine has brought about a welcome transformation, notwithstanding its limitations.
As the Taliban consolidates power, and the United States withdraws from Afghanistan, it is imperative to reflect on the challenges associated with interventionism.
The extent to which rights are curtailed in this form of ‘jailed’ quarantine, and become normalised, is deeply disturbing.
With the Taliban in control, the developmental efforts, which took two decades to establish, stand jeopardised.
“You must judge the Taliban based on their actions, not based on what they say.”
While Beijing & Moscow have interests in Kabul’s future, Turkey & Iran are trying to fill the vacuum created by an American failure.
As the Taliban hunts for those who collaborated with the west & prepare to crack down on basic freedoms, many fear the country will revert to being a haven for terrorists.
Robert McNamara’s reflections on the Vietnam War have lessons that are applicable to US foreign policy today.
The gains made by Afghan women over the past 20 years, particularly in education, employment & political participation, are under grave threat.
Meat is an integral part of Kashmiri culture; it’s part of our history. I, as a Kashmiri, will relish our delicacies with out apology.
By using the bomb, Truman made a huge error; he inaugurated the Atomic Era & the Cold War.
Space tourism is no more a far-fetched sci-fi dream. However, it is ravaging the environment beyond the Earth.
New research shows Dopamine is linked to consciousness. It’s findings show a promising future for treatments.
“If Hindus migrate to other regions on earth, Indian caste would become a world problem” – Dr B. R. Ambedkar