The year is 1964. Traders are bustling around the Kabul bazaar selling carpets and mats, spices, and refreshments of all kinds in a streamline of cloth-topped huts. The air smells like roasted chestnuts and sulaimani tea sharp against the scent … Continue reading The Golden Age of Afghanistan and Downfall of the Nation – A Journey of Afghanistan from 1919 to 2021
The Israel-Palestine conflict has had dire effects on both parties, with hundreds of casualties. Palestinians continue to face institutionalized discrimination in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT). In the Jordan Valley of the West Bank, Palestinians work in the … Continue reading Child Labour and Exploitation Amidst the Israeli-Palestine Conflict
The colonialism of Indigenous people in Canada has already affected them drastically, as there were attempts to erase their culture and history. The increasing number of Indigenous women going missing in recent years has garnered attention as another attempt to … Continue reading Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women as a Damaging Sociocultural Effect of Colonialism
Now Raatri swore under her breath as she kept running for any kind of shelter from this mayhem. She didn’t stop, her tears have long dried on her face and the cuts and bruises on her body have ceased to … Continue reading That Thing Called Humanity
For almost 150 years, the British rule over the Indian subcontinent. The total majority of Hindu and Muslims in South Asia is about 95%. Mr. Jinnah, the leader of Muslim League put forward Two Nation Theory in the early 20th … Continue reading Kashmir: A Culturally Disputed Territory between India and Pakistan
Since 2014, Yemen has been torn apart due to the conflict-turned war between the two governments in the country- one led by Abdrabbuh Hadi government, backed by Saudi Arabia and the other by the opposition group, the Houthis. While we … Continue reading The Civil War and Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen: A History