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The British General Election 2024: A New Political Landscape Emerges

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By: Prof. Habib Badawi & Dr. Nicholas Howard The recent British general election has dramatically altered the country’s political landscape, signaling a profound shift in voter sentiment and party dynamics. This election marked the end of the Conservative Party’s 14-year dominance, resulting in a resounding triumph for the Labour Party, led by Sir Keir Starmer. …

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The Challenge of Affordable Housing and Infrastructure Services for Migrant Workers In Urban Areas :

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Challenge for Vision India@2047 By Manoj Kumar Chaudhary According to Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) 2020-21, released by Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI), the total migration rate in India was 28.9% and in rural was 26.5%. Out of the total migrant persons, around 10.8% persons were migrated due to employment related reasons.  The …

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Bharat vs China — who has a vision for the post-West era?

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By Karthik Govil Bharat and Zhongguo are two big civilizational powers, and potentially the two big superpowers out of three on the global stage right now, and 2 of the 4 big cultural spheres of today. While China has secured their position as a global leader as the alternative to the West (namely the USA), Bharat is treading towards that direction as well. Are …

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