Students Corner
Why Students Feel Empty After Exams (And Why It’s Normal)
When exams finally end, most people expect instant happiness. No pressure, no deadlines, no constant revision. But ma…
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Students Corner
10 Happier Moments to Enjoy After Exams
When exams finally end, and suddenly life feels lighter. The pressure eases, the constant worry fades, and simple mome…
BRICS
BRICS Is Building Payment Rails, Not a New Currency — and That’s the Real Shift
For years, headlines around BRICS have been dominated by one dramatic question: Is the bloc trying to replace the US do…
Europe
EU in the Post-American World: Beyond U.S. Hegemony
Introduction: From Unipolarity to a Post-American World For much of the late 20th century, the global order appeared…
US
China’s Strategic Paradox: Power Projection Without Confrontation
Abstract China’s foreign policy is increasingly defined by what analysts describe as a strategic paradox: Beijing se…
Viewpoint
What Happens If BRICS Replace the Dollar? A World Beyond Greenbacks
For more than seven decades, the US dollar has quietly shaped everyday life across the globe. From oil prices and forei…
Viewpoint
What If Pakistan Secures $13 Billion in Defense Deals: A Potential Economic and Strategic Revolution
In a world where geopolitical tensions drive nations to bolster their military capabilities, Pakistan stands at the cus…
Viewpoint
What If BRICS Become a Military Alliance? An In Depth Analysis
The idea of BRICS becoming a military alliance is a powerful hypothetical that has captured the interest of policymake…
What Caused the Venezuelan Refugee Crisis?
What Caused the Venezuelan Refugee Crisis?
The Venezuelan refugee crisis is one of the largest displacements in the Western Hemisphere’s history , with millions …
Political Economy
Why Global Inflation Is Rising in 2026 — Explained Simply
Global inflation has once again become a major concern in 2026. After hopes of stabilization in previous years, prices …