Donald Trump’s so-called 20-point peace plan for Gaza has generated global attention. But behind the rhetoric of “peace,” the reality looks very different. Trump’s past record shows consistent pro-Israel bias, and his partnership with Netanyahu reveals a deeper strategy: not peace, but domination, image management, and the silencing of global protests.
China’s rise as a global power is undeniable, but can it ever become a unipolar superpower like the United States? History shows empires were forged through wars — from Rome to America. China, by contrast, has risen through economics, not conquest. This blog explores why China may remain an economic giant in a multipolar world rather than the sole global hegemon.
Discover IT business opportunities in Southern Africa. Explore digitalization, fintech, SaaS for SMEs, and e-government solutions across South Africa, Mozambique, Zambia, Angola, and beyond. Learn how Pakistani IT companies can enter, scale, and succeed in the region.
Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan is one of the boldest proposals yet to end the decades-long conflict. Combining ceasefire guarantees, hostage returns, humanitarian aid, and a roadmap for governance, the plan is already reshaping debates in Israel, Gaza, and beyond. But its toughest challenges lie in Hamas’s disarmament, Palestinian self-determination, and regional trust — making it both a historic opportunity and a potential flashpoint.
Explore why Washington and Islamabad are recalibrating ties in 2025: crisis management after the May India–Pakistan clashes, Saudi–Pakistan SMDA, resource deals, and what this means for India and regional stability.
Discover why the “I Love Muhammad ﷺ” movement is rising in India, its roots in Hindutva politics, Muslim grievances, and its impact on society & global image.
How misinformation and disinformation spread across India, why the country is vulnerable, and the social, political and international harms — with remedies that can work.
Discover how ancient Mesopotamians pioneered predictive science by recording eclipses, planetary cycles, and omens. Learn how their blend of astronomy and astrology shaped both modern science and horoscopes.
In ancient Mesopotamia, the sky was not just a backdrop — it was a message board from the gods. Kings depended on astrologers to interpret eclipses, comets, and planetary alignments before deciding on wars, harvests, or state rituals. Far from being superstition, this fusion of astronomy and divination became a system of statecraft that legitimized rulers and shaped empires. Babylonian astrology later influenced Persia, Greece, and Rome, making Mesopotamia the birthplace of the political use of the stars.
DIY biology and community labs are transforming science from elite institutions to grassroots movements. Discover their promise for innovation and education — and the hidden risks of safety, regulation, and misuse.
