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The Dichotomy of a Woman?: From Anti-Feminism to Radical Feminism
Read more: The Dichotomy of a Woman?: From Anti-Feminism to Radical FeminismFeminism is a multifaceted area of study that has been dotted with the voices of Mary Wollstonecraft and Judith Butler and has spanned centuries and continents. Despite encompassing multiple waves and forms it essentially narrows down to a social and political movement that calls for gender equality and women’s rights. As the roots of feminist…
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Beyond the Binary: Navigating Transgender Representation in Media
Read more: Beyond the Binary: Navigating Transgender Representation in Mediahttps://phys.org/news/2022-03-series-euphoria-representation-trans-characters.html
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NAVIGATING THE WORLD SOLO- SOLO FEMALE TRAVELLERS
Read more: NAVIGATING THE WORLD SOLO- SOLO FEMALE TRAVELLERSRecently, solo travelling has become a widely known and accepted concept as people believe in enjoying their own company, which previously wasn’t the case. The increasing trend of solo travelling, as data reflects, is to overcome the stress and depression in life and to get positive change, empowering people more. However, in the case of…
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Unravelling the Diplomatic Tapestry: 6-Day War and UN Resolution 242
Read more: Unravelling the Diplomatic Tapestry: 6-Day War and UN Resolution 242This article explores the historical background and current applicability of UN Security Council Resolution 242 in resolving the intricate Arab-Israeli conflict. Established in the aftermath of the 1967 Six-Day War, Resolution 242 is a fundamental component of diplomatic endeavours to accomplish a comprehensive peace deal in the Middle East. The conflict’s history, the diplomatic discussions…
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A Critical Analysis on the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation
Read more: A Critical Analysis on the European Union’s General Data Protection RegulationThis article traces the origins of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the toughest privacy and security law in the world, drafted and passed by the European Union, imposing obligations on organisations anywhere as long as they target or collect data regarding people in the European Union. It delves into the reasons for its incorporation…
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Resumption of India-Pakistan Trade Relations: Opportunities and Key Impediments
Read more: Resumption of India-Pakistan Trade Relations: Opportunities and Key ImpedimentsBy Tridivesh Singh Maini Introduction Pakistan Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar, while addressing a press conference in London, on March 23, 2024, said that Pakistan businessmen are in favour of resumption of bilateral trade with India. While the foreign minister said that he would “seriously” look into the matter, he said that several stakeholders were involved…
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The Interplay of Globalisation and Consumerism: Driving Forces and Socio-Cultural Dynamics
Read more: The Interplay of Globalisation and Consumerism: Driving Forces and Socio-Cultural DynamicsGlobalisation is the exchange of ideas, tools, and goods across borders. It has been a driving force of growth throughout history. Dating back to ancient civilisations – the Mesopotamians and Romans – long-distance trade networks facilitated cultural exchange and economic prosperity. This trend continued with the Silk Road and maritime trade routes, fostering cross-pollination of…
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Empowering Peace: the Vital Role of Women in United Nations Operations
Read more: Empowering Peace: the Vital Role of Women in United Nations OperationsThe involvement of women in United Nations (UN) peacekeeping missions has garnered increasing attention in recent years. This paper examines the multifaceted role that women play in UN peacekeeping efforts, focusing on their contributions, the challenges faced, and the broader implications for peace and security. By analyzing the evolving policies and initiatives aimed at promoting…
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A Palestinian State or Solution?
Read more: A Palestinian State or Solution?The Israel – Palestine conflict has been ongoing for the past 77 years, with numerous names and faces perishing into specks of dust and border lines being erased and redrawn like lines in a drawing book. Though human history has witnessed many struggles between groups of nations, this particular West Asian (from India’s standpoint) conflict…



