Nepal’s Silent EV Revolution: A Small Country Doing Big Things in Electric Vehicles
When we think about electric vehicles (EVs), we usually talk about big countries like China, Norway, or the USA. But in the middle of the ...Read More
The World Is More Fiction Than Fact
The World Is More Fiction Than Fact And That’s Why It Feels So Real " A tree doesn’t know it's on private property. A mountain ...Read More
Corporate Terrorism – When Profits Fly Higher Than Lives
A New Kind of Terror When we hear the word “terrorism,” we think of bombs, bullets, and angry men with beards and ideologies. We imagine ...Read More
🌾 Agroterrorism: The Ancient Weapon Threatening Tomorrow's Civilization
In the age of artificial intelligence, genetic engineering, and space colonization, the most dangerous threats to human civilization may n...Read More
The Ancient Vajji Republic, Its Clans, and the Rise of the Madhesi Identity: A Deep Dive
The Vajji Mahajanapada , one of the sixteen great republics of ancient India, holds a special place in South Asian history. Its roots stretc...Read More
The Attack on Knowledge: A Historical and Contemporary Struggle for Control
In the chronicles of human civilization, one constant has remained— knowledge has been a potent force, capable of shaping societies, defin...Read More
The Liberal Paradox: A Journey from Free Speech to Speech Control
Liberalism, over the centuries, has been a torchbearer of freedom. It fought against the shackles of dogma, authoritarianism, and intellec...Read More
The Curse of Natural Resources in Africa and the Middle East: A Legacy of the West
Natural resources, such as oil, gold, diamonds, and minerals, are often seen as a blessing—gifts from the earth that can fuel prosperity and...Read More
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