Citizenship in a Multicultural World
For multiculturalism to thrive without undermining national identity, it is essential to strike a balance that respects both the rights of immigrants and the entitlements of established citizens. ...
For multiculturalism to thrive without undermining national identity, it is essential to strike a balance that respects both the rights of immigrants and the entitlements of established citizens. ...
After the 2025 attack, India opted not for any hasty military escalation but for diplomatic isolation of Pakistan. Strategic autonomy allowed India to gather support from both traditional allies and former adversaries ...
India and Russia have stood the test of time through wars, political upheavals, and shifting alliances. ...
Despite its advantages as a trustworthy hub for investment and connectivity, Singapore must balance its ties with major world powers while maintaining regional collaboration. ...
China is not simply integrating into the existing world order; it is actively seeking to reshape it. ...
The minilateral challenge is within ASEAN's competencies, harnessing its convening power and normative reach. ...
FFP provides an ample opportunity to pave itself in proving a gender equality nation, which is quintessential for peace and prosperity. ...
China has consistently supported Pakistan at international gatherings like the UNSC as well as the FATF. ...
Correspondingly, disinformation has its footprints in the region of South Asia, in which such warfare is a multi-dimensional and mounting danger to regional stability, democratic process, and social fabric. ...
South China Sea Dispute: Philippines and China
Due to its richness, many countries, like the Philippines and China, for example, have fought over it, creating a ruckus and a conflict zone ...