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A Matter of Representation When our elected representatives make decisions, do they truly reflect the will of the people they serve? In Chilliwack North, this question has come to the forefront with suggestions that MLA Heather Maahs’ vote against the BC Conservative party’s stance on U.S. tariffs may
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In the wake of a devastating attack on the Jaffar Express, Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has made a dramatic statement that he is ready to step down, should his resignation provide a path to resolving the nation’s security challenges. The opposition has been unyielding in its stance,
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Amidst the elegant architecture of London, TRENDS Research & Advisory embarked on a mission to foster global cooperation through insightful dialogues with two of the UK’s esteemed think tanks, Chatham House and the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). This initiative, part of TRENDS’ ongoing research tour, shines a spotlight
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The Telugu states of India have a history deeply enriched by the contributions of monumental leaders. One such figure whose legacy continues to shape the cultural and political landscape is Potti Sri Ramulu. Known as a cornerstone of the Andhra movement, Potti Sri Ramulu’s influence is set to be
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A Troubling Turn for Democracy As the world watched closely, Pakistan’s democracy took an unfortunate turn in 2024. Dropping six places in the Democracy Index, the nation has found itself on the list of the “10 worst performers.” This startling decline has prompted experts and analysts worldwide to weigh
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Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has stepped into the spotlight with a decisive stance on modern distractions in classrooms. In a definitive speech delivered in Liverpool, the Education Secretary affirmed her commitment to banning smartphones from schools, echoing the sentiment that screens have no place in the sacred halls of learning.
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In an era characterized by geopolitical uncertainty and shifting market dynamics, the US gas and LNG sectors have found a beacon of hope. Emerging from this year’s CERAWeek conference in Houston, the atmosphere was charged with optimism as industry leaders embraced the new opportunities on the horizon. As stated
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In a bustling era of digital transformation, the work-from-home policy of tech giant Infosys has recently become the talk of the town. Just days after deploying its new rule mandating employees to be physically present in their office locations for a minimum of 10 days each month, Infosys has come
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In a dramatic shift that echoes through the hallways of Edo State politics, four prominent lawmakers have made a stunning move from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the Labour Party to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). This defection has intensified the political landscape, offering the APC a new
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The Contrarian Coal Theory In a world increasingly dominated by renewable energy, coal seems like a relic of the past with its decline shadowed by cleaner alternatives. But like a glimmer of light in a mine shaft, Ramaco Resources is banking on coal to stage a comeback. Could American-made coal
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The year 2025 marks another chapter in the pulsating world of American politics, and Steve Kornacki is once again at the heart of the election analysis, turning his gaze towards the first major battleground state race. According to NBC News, this election could set the tone for future contests, reflecting
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In an era where social justice movements and entrepreneurship intersect, a new trend is emerging—activists are starting to embrace capitalist strategies to propel their causes forward. But what exactly does this mean for the future of advocacy? A New Generation of Activists Today’s activists are not confined to