Ownership of the South Pacific Islands – Present Day Colonialism

The South Pacific is a vast sea of islands a sprawling archipelago that covers over 800,000 square kilometres across the globe’s largest ocean. Despite its enormous area (roughly 15% of the Earth’s surface), the region’s population is tiny, only about 2.3 million people. These islands are grouped into Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia. Fiji, New Caledonia, […]

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TEN NOTABLE US MILITARY DEFEATS

  War of 1812 (1812–1815): Americans vs. British Empire The young U.S. declared war on Britain over maritime rights and frontier tensions. British forces (supplemented by Canadian militia and Native American allies) invaded U.S. territory. American strategic mistakes – such as underestimating the British naval blockade and failing to defend Washington D.C. – led to

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Ten Major Violations of UN Resolutions by the United States

The United States  a founding UN member and permanent Security Council (UNSC) vetopower – has repeatedly clashed with UN decisions or mandates. Over decades it has takenunilateral actions contrary to Security Council or General Assembly resolutions, drawinginternational criticism. This article examines ten well‑documented cases: militaryinterventions without UN authority, unilateral sanctions flouting international consensus, USvetoes of

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BALOCHISTAN – A NATION WAITING TO BE BORN?

PART – 4: BALOCHISTAN INDEPENDENCE  AND INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT United Nations 37. While Balochistan meets all the criteria for nationhood at the UN, international support for recognition of its independence has been subdued. On 16 May 2025, UN Deputy Spokesperson Farhan Aziz Haq said, “Well, we just refer you back to the UN Charter, including the

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BALOCHISTAN – A NATION WAITING TO BE BORN?

PART 3 : RECENT DEVELOPMENTS DRIVING BALOCH INDEPENDENCE 19. Having understood the contextual background, genesis and composition of the Baloch Independence Movement, we are now in a position to determine the reasons for its recent acceleration and the urgency which now propels it towards attainment of its stated goal of independence. It is the aggregate

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12 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India Along the Ancient Silk Road

Ancient India lay at the crossroads of Asia’s great overland and maritime trade routes. From the high mountain passes of the Karakoram to the bustling ports of the Bay of Bengal, goods, ideas and faiths flowed into and out of the subcontinent for more than a millennium. UNESCO’s Silk Roads Programme identifies four principal corridors

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Striking Similarities Between Ancient Indian and Greek Cosmologies

From the lofty peaks of the Himalayas to the sun‑drenched shores of the Aegean, two great civilizations looked up at the same sky and saw patterns, cycles, and archetypes that resonate across cultures. Though separated by thousands of miles and different languages, ancient Indian and Greek thinkers developed cosmologies that share remarkable motifs: creation from

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Ancient Indian Concepts of Time and Space

Time flows like a river; space stretches like a canvas. In ancient India, sages wove these two – Time and Space – into a tapestry that blended observation, philosophy, ritual, and mystical experience. Let us journey through Vedic hymns, philosophical treatises, Purāṇic myths, mathematical precision, and meditative practices; uncovering how our Indian ancestors led the

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BALOCHISTAN – A NATION WAITING TO BE BORN?

PART – 2 : GENESIS OF THE BALOCHISTAN INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT 10. From the Baloch perspective, as explained by Dr Tara Chand, President of the Baloch American Congress, the genesis of the problem lay in the fact that “—- Pakistan, an artificial state created by the British Empire after the partition of India in 1947, occupied

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