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Managing Drug-Resistant Cancers: Charles Darwin's Theory To The Rescue
Antimicrobial resistance is a major health threat that kills more than a million people each year. But cancer a non-communicable disease poses a much bigger challenge to global public health by killing ten times as many.
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Why Turkey Has Chosen To Side With Pakistan Over India
In the recent India-Pakistan military conflict, Turkiye stood steadfast in offering unambiguous support to Pakistan before and after the conflict.
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Trump-Zelensky Oval Office Spat Could Mean Curtains For Liberal Global Order
The dramaticOvalOfficeshowdownbetween US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on February 28 sent shivers through the transatlantic alliance.
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How Trump's Pursuit Of Cheap Oil Will Impact India's Energy Security
To fulfil one of his major electoral agendas of providing cheap oil ('drill baby drill'), in his inaugural speech US President Donald Trump argued for increasing the domestic production of crude oil and utilising it to spur prosperity in US economy.
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India-Bangladesh Ties In Deep-Freeze
Political developments on both sides of the border over the past 10 years or so have contributed to the hiatus between the two Bengals.
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Explained: How Trump Could Answer Palestinian Question After White House Return
The re-election of Donald Trump as the next US President was greeted in the Middle East with a mixture of rapture and dread, especially among Palestinians.
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Lenacapavir: The 'Breakthrough Of The Year' Drug For HIV Care
A significant breakthrough in treating the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) came recently with the US Federal Drug Administration (FDA) approving lenacapavir, a new prototype medication.
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4 Key Obstacles To India Joining UN Security Council With Veto Power
Indian politicians have argued for decades that the nation deserves to be a member of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC).
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23 Years Of 9/11 Attacks: How A New Approach Is Needed Now To Fight Terrorism
An effective definition of terrorism is necessary to provide the operational rules of engagement to national security agencies.
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Why Netanyahu Chooses War Over Peace
As protests grow, Benjamin Netanyahu clings to power in what appears to be a gambit to shape his own political and legal future, regardless of the cost.
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Gen Z Is Turning Their Climate Change Anxiety Into Activism, Here's Why
In June 2024, 13 young people in Hawaii took on their state government in court and won the right to have greater input in climate policy.
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US Court Calls Google Monopolist, Says It Violates Competition Law
On August 5, 2024, the US Court for the District of Columbia (DC) decided that Google was a monopolist, meaning it has durable market power as the dominant player in its field of "general search services". This is a violation of competition law.
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JD Vance's Bestselling Tale From Rags To Riches Can Be His Political Tool
With sales surging and Netflix viewership soaring, Hillbillly Elegy's portrayal of the American Dream could prove a potent tool - or a double-edged sword - in JD Vance's political arsenal.
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How Rise In Ocean Temperatures Is Threatening Marine Life
Since April, the world has seen record high ocean temperatures and that's bad news for the plants and animals that call the ocean home.
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Bangladesh's Future Clouded With Uncertainity: 4 Possible Scenarios
Protests and bloodshed have toppled Sheikh Hasina's regime, but the way forward is far from certain. Here are four possible scenarios.
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Managing Drug-Resistant Cancers: Charles Darwin's Theory To The Rescue
Antimicrobial resistance is a major health threat that kills more than a million people each year. But cancer a non-communicable disease poses a much bigger challenge to global public health by killing ten times as many.
-
Why Turkey Has Chosen To Side With Pakistan Over India
In the recent India-Pakistan military conflict, Turkiye stood steadfast in offering unambiguous support to Pakistan before and after the conflict.
-
Trump-Zelensky Oval Office Spat Could Mean Curtains For Liberal Global Order
The dramaticOvalOfficeshowdownbetween US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on February 28 sent shivers through the transatlantic alliance.
-
How Trump's Pursuit Of Cheap Oil Will Impact India's Energy Security
To fulfil one of his major electoral agendas of providing cheap oil ('drill baby drill'), in his inaugural speech US President Donald Trump argued for increasing the domestic production of crude oil and utilising it to spur prosperity in US economy.
-
India-Bangladesh Ties In Deep-Freeze
Political developments on both sides of the border over the past 10 years or so have contributed to the hiatus between the two Bengals.
-
Explained: How Trump Could Answer Palestinian Question After White House Return
The re-election of Donald Trump as the next US President was greeted in the Middle East with a mixture of rapture and dread, especially among Palestinians.
-
Lenacapavir: The 'Breakthrough Of The Year' Drug For HIV Care
A significant breakthrough in treating the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) came recently with the US Federal Drug Administration (FDA) approving lenacapavir, a new prototype medication.
-
4 Key Obstacles To India Joining UN Security Council With Veto Power
Indian politicians have argued for decades that the nation deserves to be a member of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC).
-
23 Years Of 9/11 Attacks: How A New Approach Is Needed Now To Fight Terrorism
An effective definition of terrorism is necessary to provide the operational rules of engagement to national security agencies.
-
Why Netanyahu Chooses War Over Peace
As protests grow, Benjamin Netanyahu clings to power in what appears to be a gambit to shape his own political and legal future, regardless of the cost.
-
Gen Z Is Turning Their Climate Change Anxiety Into Activism, Here's Why
In June 2024, 13 young people in Hawaii took on their state government in court and won the right to have greater input in climate policy.
-
US Court Calls Google Monopolist, Says It Violates Competition Law
On August 5, 2024, the US Court for the District of Columbia (DC) decided that Google was a monopolist, meaning it has durable market power as the dominant player in its field of "general search services". This is a violation of competition law.
-
JD Vance's Bestselling Tale From Rags To Riches Can Be His Political Tool
With sales surging and Netflix viewership soaring, Hillbillly Elegy's portrayal of the American Dream could prove a potent tool - or a double-edged sword - in JD Vance's political arsenal.
-
How Rise In Ocean Temperatures Is Threatening Marine Life
Since April, the world has seen record high ocean temperatures and that's bad news for the plants and animals that call the ocean home.
-
Bangladesh's Future Clouded With Uncertainity: 4 Possible Scenarios
Protests and bloodshed have toppled Sheikh Hasina's regime, but the way forward is far from certain. Here are four possible scenarios.
