A veritable clash of cultures, if not civilizations appears to be panning out in Europe. While the nature of the problem is historical with the past casting a shadow on the present, it is perhaps best encapsulated by the burqa or hijab (Muslim veil) controversies.

The hijab ban: A metaphor for the 'clash of civilizations'?

Before actually formally approaching the International Monetary Fund(IMF) for a bailout, the global governance institute has warned Pakistan against “excessive loans” from China.

The reform of the IMF is imperative for an equitable world order

The United States’ time is up. The country is wading into the pits of absolute decline. But, there is a bit of an irony involved here, the country contra international relations theory and practice is not declining because of peer competitor(s), or hard balancing; it is in decline because of its own follies and an inexorable drift into torpor and turpitude.

As the US declines, International Law and Institutions must be strengthened

What can be done when a state acts against its citizens? Or, put slightly differently, do people of and within a given state have recourse to redressal when their state turns against them?

The international community has failed Syria

It is time to move beyond these and visualise a bold and beautiful vision of the world where the human, the spiritual and the rational are conjoined together

Opinion: Reimagining the world, not exceptionalism, should be the way forward

Iran and the Middle East are in the classic grips of the security dilemma and is arming itself heavily.

Opinion: Arms races and deep volatility in the Middle East

Despite the stupendous changes induced by and in the realm of capitalist economics, world politics remains and is defined by the arena of states

Opinion: The world is in the midst of a Cold War

While the crisis might pass, but repercussions will be felt across some emerging markets, trade patterns but above all in geopolitics and international relations, to state the obvious.

Opinion: Turkey will survive its economic crisis but the repercussions will be profound

Disruptive technologies are set to shake further the world of business, finance and commerce. It is going to be a world where past paradigms are going to be radically upended and will have obvious social implications.

Opinion: Disruptive technologies are reshaping the world

The reshaping and rejigging of industries will have a transformational impact on societies and states across the world, of course, with differential impacts and consequences.

Opinion: Creative destruction and the shorter 21st century

There then should be a balanced and calibrated relationship between the state and capital.

Opinion: Between the power of capital and the state - what works?

Immigration is not only a corporeal but a movement of both the mind and the soul. It is a profound, even existential experience that can either shatter the self or even enrich it.

Blog: An open letter to immigrants

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