Day 5 of the “Ending Gender-Based Violence Cohort 2:Awareness of Policies and Governance” focused on the history of the Women Rights Based Movements and Case studies in successful interventions.
The Middle East is on tenterhooks, again. A dangerous slide into an all-out war is being feared by most even as few seem capable of doing anything substantial to stem it. Nations are rationalising their actions based on their worst fears about their adversaries. And the US, the only major power still capable of significantly influencing the trends on the ground, is at a loss as it tries to stand by its long-time ally while also reassuring others who want a de-escalation. The politics of the Middle East has never been for the faint-hearted, and in this day and age when global dysfunction is at an all-time high, the region's fissures are ready to explode in unprecedented ways.
The second edition of the transformative course on public policy, Fundamentals of Public Policy 2.0, was initiated following the resounding success of its inaugural cohort. The course delved into the multifaceted aspects, warrants, and caveats of public policy, aiming to illuminate its intricate nature. This new course continued its investigation of public policy within the Indian setting, taking place from March 1st to March 30th, 2024.
Following the roaring success of its inaugural cohort, the second edition of the transformative course on public policy, Fundamentals of Public Policy 2.0, was held from March 1st to March 30th 2024. The second edition delved deep into the intricate facets, justifications, and complexities of public policy, with the aim of shedding light on its multifaceted nature. This latest cohort continued its exploration of public policy, focusing on the Indian context.
For centuries, the region now known as Himachal Pradesh, nestled in the Himalayas, and its people were subjects of diverse princely states, ethnographic migrations, and colonial rule under the British.
China’s President Xi Jinping met with Taiwan’s visiting former President Ma Ying-jeou in Beijing on April 10, 2024. This is their second meeting after they met in Singapore in November 2015, when Ma was the President of Taiwan.