Indian Monsoon Crisis: A Wake-Up Call for South Asia
South Asia faces a potential monsoon crisis, threatening food security and economic stability. How will governments respond to avoid disaster?
5 months ago
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immigration
Stories tagged “immigration” on Waqya.
Gen Z on the Edge: Are We Creating a Lost Generation?
With youth unemployment set to soar, we must rethink our approach to business and economy. Are we creating a lost generation?
5 months ago
Is Trump’s Approval the Key to Middle East Peace or Just a Mirage?
With a tentative deal on the line, all eyes are on Trump. Will he be the key to peace in the Middle East, or just another fleeting hope?
5 months ago
A Generation at Risk: Businesses Must Act to Save the Future
The business world is failing a generation, with 1.25 million young people at risk of being jobless by 2031. Are companies doing enough to invest in youth?
5 months ago
Europe’s EU Approval Surge: A New Era or Temporary Band-Aid?
Europe is experiencing a surge in EU approval ratings, sparking debate on whether this marks a new era or a temporary fix for deeper issues.
5 months ago
Harvard’s AI Gamble: A Race to Tech Supremacy or Ethical Disaster?
Harvard's Kempner Institute is making waves in artificial intelligence, but can they navigate the ethical complexities that come with it?
5 months ago
ECDC’s Health Data Revolution: A Boon or a Band-Aid?
The ECDC's new health initiative aims to revolutionize public health through data analytics. But will it truly serve all communities equitably?
5 months ago
Healthcare’s AI Revolution: Empowering Clinicians or Just a Digital Illusion?
Is the push for healthcare technology merely a digital charade? Optum Health aims to empower clinicians, but will it succeed in practice?
5 months ago
Brave Escape: A Dissident’s Desperate Bid for Freedom in East Asia
Dong Guangping's escape from China to South Korea underscores the dire struggle for freedom in East Asia. His fate raises questions about asylum policies and human rights.
5 months ago
Brexit’s Irony: UK Becomes More European Than Ever
As Brexit reshapes the UK's identity, the nation finds itself more intertwined with Europe than ever, challenging the sovereignty it sought.
5 months ago