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December 22, 2023
Air Chief Marshal Vivek Ram Chaudhari highlighted the looming threat of global conflict fueled by ideological divides, resource scarcity, and climate change during the 20th Subroto Mukherjee Seminar. He emphasized the shifting landscape of international relations, citing COVID-19 and global conflicts as exacerbating factors. Despite challenges, he noted the resilience and growth of Global South economies, predicting their dominance by 2030. Chaudhari proposed the Indian Air Force as a catalyst f...
November 26, 2023
Why did the Clovis lack more advanced technology than other ancient cultures? What held them back from the technological leaps observed in other contemporary cultures?The limitations of CLOVIS technology are due to a combination of factors such as the environment, society, and a nomadic lifestyle. Their technological plateau was caused by a lack of agriculture,
August 18, 2023
Rising African Pride and Critique of France: After the recent Niger coup, there's a surge in African pride on social
June 5, 2023
Explore the interconnected challenges of climate change, peacebuilding, and democracy discussed at the ChangeNOW summit. Gain insights on the environment-conflict nexus, resource exploitation, and sustainable livelihoods. Join us in addressing these challenges for a resilient and sustainable future.
April 4, 2023
Contd Figure 12-1: Comparison of Conoco/Magma and 2020 FCP TCu check assays Figure 12-2: Comparison of Conoco/Magma and 2020 FCP ASCu check assays ... | April 4, 2023
March 11, 2022
When a large lagoon in central Chile dried up, climate change seemed the likeliest culprit. But researchers found a more insidious threat: systematic privatization of water. Could a new constitution change all that?
March 8, 2022
When a large lagoon in central Chile dried up, climate change seemed the likeliest culprit. But researchers found a more insidious threat: systematic privatization of water. Could a new constitution change all that?
March 1, 2022
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor has inflamed longstanding feelings of neglect and exploitation in Balochistan.