Yearly Archives: 2024
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How Western Education Fueled Discontent During Ethiopia’s Revolutionary Student Movement
Ethiopian History Scholar Messay Kebede discusses the influence of Marxism and Western European education on the Ethiopian student movement during the 1974 revolution.
Heatflation a Hot Factor in Soaring Prices for Perishable Goods
A recent study claims that by 2035, climate change could be pushing food prices up by between around 1% and 3% every year. By 2060, heat-related issues may increase prices by as much as 4.3% annually.
Türkiye and Malaysia’s Bi-Lateral Relations Continues to Advance in Economic and Diplomatic Spheres
The evolving partnership between Türkiye and Malaysia can be attributed to several factors, including shifting global dynamics, characterised by China’s ascent and the waning influence of the United States in the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
Iraqi Inspired Falafels Delivers Highs Under Arizona Skies
Pita Bistro Co-Founder Sarmad Amanoail says that playing with marinade spices and flavours is not only a feast for the palate, he likens it to the experience of tasting colours.
History’s Most Misunderstood Concept in Religious Discourse is Fundamentalism
According to UK-based writer and academic Ayesha Naseem, many people think they understand the term fundamentalism; however, when asked to define it, they are unable to do so. A century after it was first used, there is still not one agreed universal definition of fundamentalism.
