The Politics of Hijab in India - Modern Diplomacy

The Indian state of Karnataka has been one of the more progressive regions in the country and the whole of south Asia. However, for the

7 countries where cryptocurrencies are banned - Modern Diplomacy

Regulation of cryptocurrencies has been controversial since the launch of Bitcoin in 2009. The legal status of cryptocurrencies varies from

Baloch insurgency and continued tale of apathy and violence - Modern Diplomacy

The province of Balochistan is once again in the vortex of turmoil and violence. On February 5, 2022, Pakistani military said it has killed at least 20

First Latin American e-waste report published - Modern Diplomacy

According to a new report produced under UNIDO’s Latin America and the Caribbean e-waste project, only three per cent of

Ambitious China gears up to flex power in the conflict-riven Horn of Africa - Modern Diplomacy

With the announcement to appoint a special envoy to the Horn of Africa, China has entered the “Scramble for Africa.” The stated objective

UAE schoolbooks earn high marks for cultural tolerance, even if that means praising China - Modern Diplomacy

An Israeli NGO gives the United Arab Emirates high marks for mandating schoolbooks that teach tolerance, peaceful coexistence

Ethical aspects relating to cyberspace: Self-regulation and codes of conduct - Modern Diplomacy

Virtual interaction processes must be controlled in one way or another. But how, within what limits and, above all, on the basis of what principles?

Qatar, like Saudi Arabia and the UAE, but unlike Kuwait, cleanses its textbooks - Modern Diplomacy

Qatar has begun to cleanse its schoolbooks of supremacist, racist or derogatory references as well as celebrations of violent jihad and

Terrorism: The Sahel-5 are turning to Russia - Modern Diplomacy

With renewed interest to uproot French domination, Russia has ultimately began its inroads into the Sahel region, an elongated landlocked

Saudi keeps eye on religious ball in global competition for talent - Modern Diplomacy

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has tamed his kingdom’s ultra-conservative religious establishment and made hyper-nationalism

Plastic pollution on course to double by 2030 - Modern Diplomacy

Plastic pollution in oceans and other bodies of water continues to grow sharply and could more than double by 2030, according

Critical Decarbonization Technologies Need at Least “10x” Investment - Modern Diplomacy

Breakthrough technologies such as hydrogen-based fuels, bioenergy and carbon-capture storage solutions are needed to hit

Impunity for desertion of the Constitution - Modern Diplomacy

A collection of scratches depicting the nuances of “totalitarianism” (repressive actions of state stakeholders tend to be authoritarian)

‘Tipping point’ for climate action: Time’s running out to avoid catastrophic heating - Modern Diplomacy

The temporary reduction in carbon emissions caused by global COVID-19 lockdowns did not slow the relentless advance of climate change

The sunset of the West and Islam: From US bombs to the return of the Taliban - Modern Diplomacy

With regard to the issue of Islamic proselytism in Europe, where some countries (Belgium, Great Britain, France, etc.) have large minorities of Muslim

Mali violence threatens country’s survival - Modern Diplomacy

Rapidly spreading violence in Mali is threatening the State’s very survival, the UN independent expert on the human rights situation

The China-Taliban Romance and Its Implications in South Asian Politics - Modern Diplomacy

As by the end of this month, United States of America (USA) will complete its troop withdrawal from Afghanistan- the ‘Graveyard of Empires’

The Taliban seek cooperation with China? - Modern Diplomacy

How to deal with Afghanistan after the removal of US forces has become a subject that many countries are grappling with

The Only Way to Stop Global Warming - Modern Diplomacy

One way exists to stop global warming, but the mutual feedback cycles that are now accelerating global warming might already have achieved