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Trump’s War on ‘Woke’: How Pete Hegseth’s Speech Signals a Darker Turn
Pete Hegseth’s Quantico address wasn’t just rhetoric — it laid bare Trump’s plan to weaponize the military and government against diversity, equity, and inclusion.
COP30: Why the Upcoming Climate Summit is Critical for Our Planet
With the Paris Agreement a decade old, leaders must address emissions gaps, funding shortfalls, and climate justice to secure a sustainable future.
US Government Shutdown 2025: Causes, Impact, and Recent History
The U.S. federal government entered a shutdown on October 1, 2025, marking deepening partisan divides and uncertainty over federal funding and services.
Who Shapes Palestine's Future? Aid, Oversight, and the Old Western Hand
Donald Trump’s 20-point plan for Gaza promises peace and redevelopment, but questions linger about Palestinian sovereignty, Western oversight, and the real beneficiaries of the proposed “New Gaza.”
Donald Trump's Hollywood Blockade Threat
Trump’s proposed 100% tariff on foreign films risks crippling Hollywood’s global edge, raising costs, and isolating U.S. audiences. But will it even materialise?
From Gwangju to Kathmandu: When Youth Take to the Streets
Youth protests remind us that suppression cannot erase the power of collective resistance against authoritarian regimes.
The EU Cotton Conundrum: Balancing Sustainability and Industry Needs
In recent years, the European Union has been grappling with a complex issue surrounding cotton production and consumption. As the EU pushes for more sustainable practices in the textile industry, rumors of a potential cotton ban have sparked debates and concerns among stakeholders. However, the reality is far more nuanced
When Principles Backfire: How Rigidity Fuels Extremism and Opposes Intentions
In the world of politics, unwavering commitment to principles can be a double-edged sword. While ideals inspire movements and galvanize support, excessive rigidity can alienate voters and drive them to seek alternatives—sometimes to political extremes that represent the opposite of the initial intention. This phenomenon is not just a
A Bitter Brew: How Biden’s Pardons Reflect a History of Missteps with Far-Reaching Consequences
In a move that has already sparked national debate, President Joe Biden issued preemptive pardons for family members, political allies, and critics of his successor, Donald Trump. Among the recipients were members of the January 6th committee, whose work was centered on holding accountable those involved in the Capitol attack.
Trump's Day One: What's Really Coming for the US?
Donald Trump has officially returned to the White House, and the world watches closely to see what will happen on his first day in office. Multiple executive orders are expected to make headlines immediately. Trump has made bold promises for “Day One” – but how realistic are these pledges, and what