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The Geopolitics of the EU–India Rapprochement Beyond Trade The free trade agreement signed between the European Union and India last week may appear at first glance to be merely a matter of trade liberalization, but it reflects a strategic shift occurring at a time when global politics has hardened and the Western bloc is showing signs of strain. The conclusion of these free trade negotiations this year, which began in 2007, were suspended in 2013, and revived in 2022, is no coincidence in this

USA’s birthright citizenship policy became one of the most significant constitutional debates in the nation’s agenda on January 20, 2025, the first day of President Donald Trump’s second term, when he signed an executive order aimed at restricting automatic citizenship for children born in the United States to foreign nationals residing in the country illegally or on temporary statuses such as tourist, student, or temporary work visas. Shortly after the order was issued, numerous state governmen

Human beings are, by their very nature, social entities. The tendency to live not in isolation but alongside others has formed the foundation of human development throughout history. Therefore, community life is not merely about being together; it is a way of life shaped around shared values, rules, roles, and responsibilities. Community life establishes a balance between the individual and society. While each individual preserves their own identity, they also contribute to the overall order of

Seeing (Essay on Lucidity), is a novel published in 2004 by Portuguese writer José Saramago. This novel serves as a sequel to his 1995 work Blindness (Ensaio sobre a cegueira) and addresses democracy power and citizenship relations on an allegorical level. Plot In an unnamed country municipal elections see a large portion of voters cast blank ballots. After the first election results in 70 percent blank votes the elections are repeated but this time the proportion rises to 80 percent. The state