OPINION
Opinion editorials from various experts and writers
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Here is what feminist foreign policy is not
By Damien Dean After the term “feminist foreign policy” was popularized in 2014 by Margot Wallström, the foreign minister of Sweden,…
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Hope shrinks eternal (…for transformational political change in America)
By Ben Tanosborn Enough! Here we are in the midst of a national election… literally. Many Americans are already casting…
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Kashmir: The green color of revolution
By Sidra Khan In the words of Muhammad Ashraf, Former Director General Tourism, Jammu & Kashmir, “when a small group…
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Macedonia in the crossroads
By Dr. Lisen Bashkurti In December, Macedonia will be holding early elections, while its insecurity is growing every day. Uncertainties…
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Indian judicial system needs to become efficient, trust worthy and respectable
By Dr. Abdul Ruff Preamble Law is not meant to be mishandled and mutilated by lawyers the way they want because…
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Venezuela: Saving the currency
By María Belén Wu How to save Venezuela’s currency or dollarize outright Since their independence, Latin American countries have displayed…
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Hope I don’t blow It
By Uzma Hafeez Looking outside from the window, wearing the headphones and listening to Dylan; this was the way I…
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Albania – the land of eagles is getting old
By Dr. Lisen Bashkurti From the written media, from audiovisual channels and from social networks, I am reading, observing and hearing…
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Cauvery water row in India: Protests in Tamil Nadu for water justice from Modi government
By Dr. Abdul Ruff Supreme Court of India said, “Karnataka should not be bent upon maintaining an obstinate stand of…
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Battle for Mosul. Can there be respect for the laws of war?
By Rene Wadlow On Monday 17 October 2016, the battle of Mosul began as the troops of the Iraqi army…
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