Artificial Intelligence: Risks, Ethics and Future on June 28, 2023With great power comes great responsibility, despite the numerous advantages that AI evolution brings to the world. It could pose profound risks to society if not handled properly. Along with other global/societal risks i.e., climate change, nuclear proliferation, and global warming, the risk of extinction posed by AI must also be considered a universal priority. […]
The Place of Philosophy in Human Life on August 26, 2022Our ability to think, reason, analyse, empathize, tolerate, and communicate is what distinguishes us from other living beings. As Epicurus said “vain is the word of the philosopher that doesn’t heal any suffering of man.”In the modern era, philosophy isn’t getting the recognition it deserves, the world is more inclined to the disciplines ensuring the […]
Great Powers’ Management of the Ukraine Crisis on August 11, 2022The current crisis in Ukraine has offered an insight into the great powers’ interests, vision, and power-balance management among the states. Such crises come as an advantage to unveil their underlying weaknesses, strengths, and agendas. They also provide countries with an impetus to evaluate their long-held policies and update them keeping in view the current […]
Peace Education: a Major Need of Today on August 28, 2021The present era of chaos, conflict and increasing rates of crimes across the globe shows the significance of peace education. Conflict is inherent in human nature. It is a part of our lives, and whether it generates good or bad outcomes depend solely on how insightfully the conflict is handled. To prevent armed conflicts and […]
Diplomacy in the Modern World on July 8, 2021Since the beginning of time, diplomacy has existed (in various forms) as long as civilisation has. Even in the past era of armed conflicts, disputes were resolved between nations or individuals via negotiations, not force. Today’s world is a kaleidoscope of challenges and opportunities, including climate and energy crisis, the emergence of violent non-state actors, […]
Islamophobia — the new battle on June 19, 2021The literal meaning of the word phobia is an inexplicable fear against an object, belief, class, or situation. Islamophobia denotes the prejudice against the Muslim community which results in discrimination, fear, hate speech, marginalisation, bias, and in extreme cases leads to violence too. Over the past few years, western society has exhibited negative perceptions and […]
Engineers of Jihad — despite the shortcomings, the book contains a wealth of information on January 4, 2020The extreme risk-taking behaviour of militants raises the question of what kinds of individuals pursue or join extremist groups. The generally believed notion of poor and uneducated terrorists is a myth. Most of the world-famous terrorists have been quite well-educated people belonging to affluent socio-economic backgrounds. Surprisingly, huge shares of radicals come from an engineering […]