The relationship between Taiwan and China remains one of the most debated topics in international politics.While some view Taiwan as an independent entity, international law and United Nations resolutions officially recognize it as part of the People’s Republic of China (PRC).This article examines the historical background, legal framework, and global stance surrounding the One China […]
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The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize has ended months of speculation, as the Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the honor to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, not former U.S. President Donald Trump. The decision has sparked intense global debate, especially among Trump supporters who believe his efforts in brokering a Gaza ceasefire made him a deserving
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Muḥī al-Dīn Muḥammad Aurangzeb Alamgir (1658–1707) was the sixth emperor of the Mughal Empire and one of the most powerful rulers in Indian history. His reign of nearly 49 years marked both the peak and the gradual decline of the Mughal dynasty. Known for his military conquests, administrative discipline, Aurangzeb great leader — admired by
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U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest move has shaken the Middle East’s tense political landscape. Recently, Trump urged Israel to agree to a ceasefire with Hamas, marking a rare and bold shift in his long-standing pro-Israel stance. During his presidency, Trump’s foreign policy often showed strong, unwavering support for Israel. Yet this time, his public appeal
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Climate change is making the Earth’s water cycle stronger and more unstable. As the planet gets hotter, unusual and dangerous floods and rainstorms are becoming more common. This happens because warmer air, oceans, and changing weather patterns all increase the amount of water in the atmosphere. A Warmer Atmosphere Holds More Water When the Earth
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Tensions between India-Pakistan reached dangerous levels this year. In May, both countries fought a four-day military clash. The fighting has stopped, but the crisis shows a new and risky pattern. As a result, the two rivals now rely on deeper strikes, modern weapons, and operate without any working diplomacy. The Spark: Pahalgam Attack The trouble
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The debate over India’s control of Kashmir continues to spark international controversy. Many argue that India’s presence in Jammu and Kashmir is an illegal occupation. The claim rests on three issues. First is the region’s disputed history. Second is India’s rejection of United Nations mandates. Third is the record of ongoing human rights violations in
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The global economy 2025 is slowing down.Global institutions cut 2025 growth forecasts. They warn of a fragile outlook. Trade tensions, weak demand, and geopolitical risks weigh on economies worldwide. Growth in advanced economies is moderating. The United States faces policy uncertainty. Higher interest rates are now taking effect. Investment is slowing. Consumer demand is weakening.
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Spain has decided to stop supporting Israel, marking a big change in its foreign policy. This shows the growing divide in the world over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Spain is also rethinking its trade and diplomatic ties, joining other countries that are taking a tougher stand against Israel’s actions. This step may hurt Spain’s relations with
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Pakistan premier arrived in London on Saturday night. His visit marks a shift from global diplomacy to political strategy. He had just completed a busy week in New York. There, he addressed the UN General Assembly. He also met the U.S. President at the Oval Office. Talks focused on technology, investment, and counter-terrorism. Now, the
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