Zeba Zoriah writes, transition are always complex and to keep the complexity aside more long term and clear ideas need to be put into table by both the parties sidelining their independent ruling mentality. The trouble in Sudan needs a similar long term vision and ideas for a smooth transaction.
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Suzano Shooting: Gen Z, Gun Ownership and Gun Violence
Zeba Zoariah writes, Brazil’s gun control law, however concrete in paper are not yet fully implemented. Firearm are not banned in the country, they remain accessible and the country still suffers from high levels of firearm violence
Tory Leadership: Boris Johnson Emerging First in Ballot
Daksh Singh writes, with the resignation of Theresa May, and Boris Johnson securing highest vote as the next leader of the conservative party, there is an air of inevitability about of the Brexit.
Uyghur “Re-Education” Camps: A Humanitarian Crisis
Aditi Dhaundiyal writes, China’s policy of generating terror amongst the Uyghur population in the XUAR and the Uyghur diaspora abroad by using repressive policies that seek to ‘de-radicalise’ through what they call “vocational skill education training centres” or “re-education camps” is ironic.
What Israel’s Do-Over Election Reveals About Its Electoral System
Arudhra Ravindran writes, post elections, Netanyahu finds himself flustered after failing to bring together a coalition to form the government prior to the deadline, triggering a snap election scheduled for later this year.
Rise of Women Power in the Indian Armed Forces and the Challenges Ahead
Sneh Chiripal writes, the significant rise of women power in the Indian Armed Forces will not only encourage young women of our country to be the part of our defense sector but will also build a strong Armed Force for our country.