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A grim picture of youth well-being in the United Kingdom
Natalie Morales, in her Op-Ed piece about the recent Good Childhood Report 2024, underscores a deeply troubling trend in the well-being of children and young people in the UK. The above mentioned report, which was published by The Children’s Society, reveals that British youth are significantly less happy than their…
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Enduring authority: The ‘Wall Street Journal’ in a shifting media landscape
In the contemporary media environment, where the rapid consumption of information often leads to oversimplified narratives and shallow coverage, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) stands out as an essential institution of in-depth journalism. Its reputation for comprehensive reporting, analytical rigor, and investigative journalism has made it not only a pillar…
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Evolving role of the ‘Editor and Publisher’ in digital age
The ‘Editor and Publisher‘ (E&P) is a long-standing outlet that has chronicled the media’s journey since 1884. The E&P navigate the shifting dynamics brought on by digitalization, economic challenges, and the increasing dominance of tech giants like Google and Facebook. Historically, the E&P was considered the “bible” of the newspaper…
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Putin’s Unintended Consequence: How the Ukraine Invasion Strengthened NATO
In his recently published Op-Ed piece, Nicholas Lovric, a researcher and consultant, argues that Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has resulted in a dramatic geopolitical shift, achieving the opposite of what he initially intended. Putin’s justification for the invasion, rooted in fears of Ukraine’s increasing ties with the West, led…
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Is Russia becoming a potent power in Asia Pacific?
Regional analysts and observers believe Russia’s growing military presence and adventurism hint to this direction.
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Here’s why China can’t accuse India of rights violations in Kashmir
Contrary to Pakistan’s expectation, some allegations of rights violations against China keep the Chinese officials away from accusing India of any human rights violation in Kashmir.
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Fall of Iranian regime very much possible
After IRGC’s terror designation, a window of opportunity has opened for regime change in Iran. If the Iranian people could now be organized and led by a force in the ground (coupled with International isolation), the collapse of the Regime could be precipitated.
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A missed-chance of Iran regime collapse
Had IRGC been weakened way earlier by global economic isolation, the public protests last year might have forced Iranian Regime further into domestic isolation. In the face of dual pressures from its own people and the international community, the Regime would then have collapsed.
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There are Controversial Provisions in Iran Nuclear Deal
VIEWS ON NEWS | Some provisions in Iran Nuclear Deal would have allowed it ample time to hide or destroy evidence of any nuclear weapon program, and allowed Iran to carryout activities related to a nuclear-weapons program inside those military sites.
