Reading Time: 4 minutes In the immediate aftermath of Donald Trump supporters storming the US Capitol building, which houses both the US Senate as well as the House of Representatives, there are calls by many to either impeach President Trump or invoke the 25th Amendment The lower house of the US Congress, […]
Reading Time: 3 minutes Have long hailed conflict management techniques in war torn countries satisfied their intended purpose? The phenomenon of peace agreements has puzzled contemporary international relations for years. The characterization of ‘peace deals’ especially in the 21st century seems to have a very pompous approach as compared to what is […]
Reading Time: 3 minutes By all accounts, these two infamous shooting incidents crop up in mind when we think about ‘individual terrorism’: Omar Mateen, who shot 49 individuals at a gay club in Orlando, was the child of Afghan foreigners, allegedly devoured by homophobia and motivated by ISIS. Conversely, Micah Johnson, who […]
Reading Time: 4 minutes Washington DC’s tumultuous road to statehood and what the Constitution says about it. In 2000, D.C. begun printing “Taxation Without Representation” on the entirety of the city’s standard car number plates, and in 2016, the city refreshed it to “End Taxation Without Representation.” The tags reference the way […]
Reading Time: 4 minutes Senate’s conformation of Amy Coney Barrett and the plausible reshaping of the US Supreme Court. Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation as a judge of the United States Supreme court on 26th October 2020, after the demise of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, was an iconic achievement for President Donald Trump and […]
