Hijras Disposition during British Colonization
In the Victorian England period that is 1860 onwards, during the British colonization of India, the empire made the legal codes and common laws for the colonies and among them was the law concerning...
Category: Culture and History
K-Pop: How do soft powers brand a nation
Catchy-lyrics and dance routines might not be the central focus when it comes to foreign policy, but the expectation regarding the international influence of popular culture is undeniable when Ministry of Culture, Sports and...
Cultural Diplomacy: Going digital for the better?
Cultural diplomacy forms an integral part of public diplomacy, wherein the focus is oriented towards the foreign, global audiences. As citizen-aimed diplomacy, it combines the cultural practices with the existing structures and framework of...
Enlightenment: Thriving Age of Reason and Rationality
Amidst the 17th century crisis that Europe was facing there was the emergence of the intellectual writings which meant to challenge the age-old thoughts and traditions. The whole gamut of inklings began to flow...
How Colonialism and Imperialism Paved the path for European Growth
Colonisation began with the discovery of distant lands. Spaniards and Portuguese undertook the voyage which brought them in intimate contact with the native population of the upcoming colonies. The natives were used by the...
The Nuremberg Laws of Nazi Germany: Marginalization, Segregation, and Extermination of Jews
One of the deadliest event recorded in history is the holocaust which not only erupted the anti-Semitic sentiment against Jews but also commemorated the extinction of compassion and humanity. During World war I Nazi...
Battle of Warsaw: The triumph of Vistula to Cease the Bolshevik Revolution
The historical timeline has time and again marked the battles which embark the journey towards change. The history of battles has engaged the intellectuals from the eclectic field to discuss and debate about its...
Liberation Of Paris: Journey From Humiliation to Emancipation
The world has time and again strode on the cords of one power vetoing the other and ascertaining its control. Territorial conquest has constantly been a path to ascertain supremacy and emerge as a...
Europe Cultural Diplomacy and its engagement across the world
The portrayal of Europe we have concocted today depends much upon the historical foundation. Before venturing into the Cultural Diplomacy and how it has evolved over the centuries in Europe we need to craft...
Buddhism in Africa: The Chinese Peacemaking that got off track
In 1992, when the former Secretary-General of the United Nations, Boutros Boutros – Ghali released his report ‘Agenda For Peace’, the nations received a concrete ‘way forward’ in black and white for their contribution...
