Muzamil Wasti

In a world where geopolitical tensions and technological advancements often teeter on the brink of catastrophe, there exists a symbolic timepiece that captures the collective anxiety of humanity—the “Doomsday Clock.” Let’s delve into the origins, mechanics, and significance of the Doomsday Clock. The clock made its debut in 1947, a product of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, a group of experts who sought to raise awareness about the perils of nuclear proliferation.

About the Author(s) Ms Saira Javaid Cheema has a bachelor's degree in Social Sciences with a major in International Relations and Politics from the University of Lahore. We often hear about one of history’s biggest humanitarian crises – the war against the Houthis in Yemen. But who are these Houthis, comprising 35% of the population in Yemen?

Abstract Ever since the death of King Abdullah in 2015 and the rise of Mohammad bin Salman, from being one of the sons of the Salman clan to the most influential and powerful personality throughout Saudi Arabia, the country has witnessed some magnificent changes. The Modernisation Reforms and Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 stand out as the most dynamic move provided the conservatism and traditionalism that surrounds the Saudi state and society.