How America Elects Its President A really simple guide The race for the White House is on and the United States of America is going to elect its 46th President on November 03. This time the contest is primarily between Republican Party’s Donald Trump, who is hoping to secure another four years in power, and Democratic Party’s nominee Joe Biden. …
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A Look at Donald Trump’s First Term in Office During his first term in office, President Trump has passed a major tax reform bill, drawn down troop levels in Syria, and won Senate confirmation for two Supreme Court appointments, conservative jurists Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, to fill vacancies on the nine-member court. He also won approval for nearly 200 …
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The Foreign Policy Dimension of the US Presidential Election Since the United States occupies a central place in the global system, the 2020 presidential election could be considered an event that may transform the fate of the world. Internationally, it is a world-historical moment as America’s role in the world, and the organization of the global system, is also on …
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If TRUMP is Re-elected As the people of the United States are going to vote on November 03, it may be time to know about the American approach to the world if Donald Trump is re-elected. Trump represents a strong political trend which feels that global commitments have impoverished the US and that the world has, somehow, exploited American generosity. …
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CANDIDATE PROFILES
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Where Biden and Trump stand on Key Issues
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PAKISTAN ISLANDS DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (PIDA) On August 31, a presidential ordinance was promulgated to establish the Pakistan Islands Development Authority (PIDA) that will be tasked to develop and manage the islands in the internal and territorial waters of Pakistan. The Bundal and Buddo islands, on the Arabian Sea and off the coast of Karachi, will be the initial focus of …
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Noam Chomsky Three biggest crises “We’re at an astonishing confluence of very severe crises. The extent of them was illustrated by the last setting of the famous Doomsday Clock. It’s been set every year since the atomic bombing, the minute hand has moved forward and back. But last January, they abandoned minutes and moved to seconds to midnight, which means …
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