Why Some Afghan Women Support the Taliban
With the Taliban’s recent takeover of Afghanistan, the fate of around 14 million women remains uncertain. From when they ruled...
Month: September 2021
In Georgia, a Clash Between Two Versions of National Identity
July 2021 was marked as the hottest month of the year in Tbilisi, Georgia. While the temperature outside hit around...
A Look Back at the History of Illegal Abortion
Before the landmark 1973 US Supreme Court decision in Roe v Wade that protected a woman’s right to choose to...
Is Big Tech Ready to Tackle Online Radicalization?
A news story that falsely claimed that the COVID-19 vaccine caused the death of an American doctor was the most...
Why Are Abortion Rights More Controversial Than Same-Sex Marriage?
The raging debate around abortion rights in the United States has recently been reignited when Texas passed a law banning all abortions...
How Education in India and the United Kingdom Compares
Even as a 13-year-old, I had strong views on education. I had the opportunity to study in two countries with...
Why Working From Home Doesn’t Work
As the pandemic progressed, more and more workers shifted to working remotely. At the height of lockdown, more than 70%...
What Is the Cause of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict?
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has waxed and waned for several decades. The roots of it stem far beyond the most recent...
The Martyrdom of Afghan Women
How long will it take to understand what “politics as usual” means in Afghanistan? Following the Taliban’s near-complete takeover of...
The Key to the China Challenge
China has been recognized by Washington as the major rival to the United States in nearly every field. However, this...
