Polarization; left-right, up & down
Polarization refers to a state in which the opinions, feelings, behaviours, or interests of a group or society become more bimodal and the two modes move further apart.
Climatic politics in World politics!
The US claims that its decarbonization efforts to control global warming receive a setback from the Chinese consumption of fossil fuel which accounts for 30 percent of the whole world’s carbon emission.
The multiplying African Coups
Since the end of the Second World War and with the process of decolonization set in motion after this war, it is estimated that nearly 200 coups were carried out in this continent.
Curve of Hindutva from India to Nepal
Nepal with 147,516 square kilometers of area has always been a utopian Hindu monarchy for the Indian Hindu extremists
Palestine: Realism, Pragmatism and Middle East
William James and John Dewey were both critical of the US Foreign policy. They never supported or endorsed the US in 1898 the capturing of the Philippines. Even though they both their enormous impact on the philosophical and political realm, their writings and influences in politics and international relations were never fully endorsed or acknowledged. […]
Optics in politics; varying in number
The lexicographic definition of optics is the scientific study of light, its behaviour, transmission and deflection with other material objects. Being an analysis of vision, sight and light the word Optics predominant use have to be found in politics and specially in analysing the foreign policy and its different dimensions apart from its specific use […]
BRICS expansion; from unipolarity to multipolarity
Heraclitus was right when he said they you cannot win in the same river twice! No doubt the river would remain the same but the water that you dive in has flown and now you diving into new freshwater of the very same river. The same is the problem or nature of the world and […]
The curve of political trends?
Political trend or trends describes how the government, an institution, a political party, and politicians are going to act in the future. Like weather forecasting, it predicts the future and near-future outcome of any political system or entity. Political parties, politicians, their donors, and possibly their voters, too, observe and watch such trends helping them […]
Energy in Politics. Energy for Politics
What is energy Politics? The use and leverage provided by energy whether it is in hydro carbons or in any other form is called energy Politics. It gives political, economic and military magnitude to a country in regional and global politics. In last two decades the excessive consumption of rising economies like China, Brazil and […]
The X factor of Politics
1. The X factor In mathematics, the unknown missing element or quantity is denoted by X which become visible only when you solve the whole equation and comes to a fixed known values. Thus unknown becomes known! While the lexicographers define that any person or circumstances which has a strong but unpredictable effect or influence […]