By Aiman Smagulova Edited by: Muhammed Hani Ahsan and Katie Farrell Graphic by: Norie Wright Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has numerous ramifications for international relations and the global economy. Russia justified the Special Military Operation as an attempt to prevent genocide against ethnic Russians in Eastern Ukraine. This article will interrogate the… Read more »
For decades, religious intolerance and discrimination motivated by blasphemy laws have been salient, notorious features of Pakistan’s societal fabric. Such laws have enabled a culture of fear and ongoing violence waged on religious minorities. A culture shift that entails pro-equity legislation, curriculum reform and a more moderate interpretation of religion is needed to ensure the social protection of all.
Over the last 20 years, water quality modeling for international or transboundary river basin systems has become an increasingly important area of planning and management for sustainable development, as well as a basis for the evaluation of international treaty regimes that are established to implement sustainability agreements.