After months of negotiations since the 26th September Federal Parliamentary Election, the parties SPD, Greens, and FDP unanimously agreed to form a coalition government (known as the Traffic Light Coalition) and elected Olaf Scholz as the new chancellor of Germany in December last year. The first- ever three party coalition government in German politics succeeded...Read More

Since the United States had decided to end their military commitment in Afghanistan, therefore clear the pathway for the Taliban’s rapid takeover, the ‘responsibility’ for nation-building of the state is now shifting once again. Now under the rule of the Taliban insurgent group, they face tough challenges as they seek to secure recognition and legitimacy...Read More

As of March 25, the World Health Organisation (WHO) reported that 196 countries, areas and territories are affected by Covid-19. If we are to compare this number with the number of countries and territories in the world (251), then what is apparent is the fact that almost 80 per cent of the world is facing...Read More

Growing up, one of the surest ways to know that I have reached my grandparents’ house is the unmissable herd of cows and goats, and with them, the unmistakable sight of dung on the road. I remember the look on my father’s face, as we rolled through the excrement in our car. Only much later...Read More