Author: Sadia Asif

Sadia Asif has master's degree in Urdu literature, Urdu literature is her main interest, she has a passion for reading and writing, she has been involved in the field of teaching since 2007.
DEFENCE

Defence vs defense

Introduction to Defence and Defense   Defining the Terms In the realm of language and spelling variations, the distinction between “defence” and “defense” has long been a subject of curiosity and debate. These two spellings, seemingly interchangeable yet regionally distinct, have sparked interest among language enthusiasts, scholars, and everyday users of English. This article delves into the nuances of “defence” and “defense,” exploring their historical … Continue reading Defence vs defense

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DISPUTES

Israel has long record of military invasions in Lebanon

Israel has been involved in border conflicts with Lebanon’s Iran-supported Hezbollah for a year, coinciding with the ongoing situation in Gaza. The country has a longstanding record of military operations and invasions in Lebanon. Following the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in recent airstrikes in Beirut, Israel has signaled its intention to launch a comprehensive invasion of Lebanon to secure the border area for … Continue reading Israel has long record of military invasions in Lebanon

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DIPLOMACY

Spain to host Foreign ministers from Muslim and European nations on Palestinian statehood

Foreign ministers from various Muslim and European nations are set to convene in Madrid on Friday to explore the implementation of a two-state solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, as announced by the Spanish and Norwegian governments. Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares will preside over the meeting, which will include his European counterparts, European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell, and representatives from the Arab-Islamic … Continue reading Spain to host Foreign ministers from Muslim and European nations on Palestinian statehood

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DIPLOMACY

China writes off interest-free loans to African nations, Is this action merely symbolic

China has recently declared another round of write-offs on interest-free loans for over two dozen African nations. However, analysts indicate that this relief only addresses a minor portion of the total debt burden faced by these countries. During the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) summit held in the Chinese capital last week, Beijing announced the cancellation of intergovernmental interest-free loans owed by 33 African nations, … Continue reading China writes off interest-free loans to African nations, Is this action merely symbolic

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