Rebuilding Syria: A Test of Global Will and Syrian Resilience
[ 4 minutes to read] After more than a decade of relentless conflict, the task of rebuilding Syria is daunting. The…
[ 4 minutes to read] After more than a decade of relentless conflict, the task of rebuilding Syria is daunting. The…
[ 9 minutes to read] US President Joe Biden said he had done the best for America (while dropping tears), insinuating…
[ 2 minutes to read] Ghasem Ghareh Daghi Modern Iran is a battlefield of bitter and unresolved conflicts between two opposing…
[ 3 minutes to read] In the heart of the Mediterranean lies Cyprus, a nation long defined by its cultural crossroads…
[ 3 minutes to read] Ghasem Ghareh Daghi The fall of Bashar al-Assad, a man who ruled for over a decade…
[ 4 minutes to read] The recent ousting of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad by opposition forces marks a pivotal moment in…
[ 3 minutes to read] Iraq, a country once heralded as a regional leader in women’s rights and progressive family laws,…
[ 11 minutes to read] Mehdi Khalji The Islamic Republic has always lived in a state of “critical moments.” Much like the…
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[ 9 minutes to read] We have the free, democratic, pure, clean, freedom of speech US with presidents who wouldn’t hurt…
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[ 2 minutes to read] Brace yourselves as the ghost of policies past looms ominously with the potential return of Donald Trump to the Oval Office. Poised to rewind the clock on civil liberties, a second Trump term threatens to strip back hard-won rights of the LGBTQ+ community, thrusting us back into the shadows of discrimination and inequality. Are we ready to revisit an era where transgender soldiers were deemed unfit to serve, where the rights to marry, work, and live without fear were mere tokens handed out at the whim of a capricious administration? This isn’t just a political debate; it’s a battle for the very soul of our nation, for our right to love and live freely. Stand up, speak out, and let your voice echo through the ballot box before the colors of the rainbow are washed out by a storm of regressive policies.
[ 6 minutes to read] The right of Free Speech and Peaceful Protest in Law and Practice In a world where…
[ 2 minutes to read] In a recent discussion, the question arose whether a conservative could also be a freethinker, given…
[ 2 minutes to read] Ah, the age-old question that has sparked many a heated debate at dinner tables and online…
[ < 1 minute to read] I have once a read book about background politics and the author said that the eminences…
[ 2 minutes to read] All you hear about today in all forms of media is war and conflicts, here is…
[ < 1 minute to read] This is a paraphrase of “When the changes occur in the Soviet Union, it may occur…
[ < 1 minute to read] On September 12, in a gathering held at the Parliament of the United Kingdom, attended by lawmakers from…
[ < 1 minute to read] In the arenas of intellectual discourse and philosophical debate, few ideas are as revered as freethinking—the…
[ < 1 minute to read] https://www.dutchnews.nl/news/2022/03/amsterdam-branch-of-russian-orthodox-church-breaks-away-over-ukraine/
[ < 1 minute to read] Is the fear of the pernicious influence of gay prides a good reason for a war in Ukraine? According to the Patriarch Kirill of the Russian Orthodox Church, yes.
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