Social Comparison: The Divergence in Happiness Between Bangladesh and Finland
The article contrasts the approaches to happiness in Bangladesh and Finland, focusing on the role of social comparison. In Bangladesh,...
HARVARD
The Nturo Massacre: A Scholar’s Insights on Ethnic Violence in DR Congo
Harvard scholar Bojana Coulibaly conducted research in eastern DR Congo, uncovering the involvement of FDLR in the October 2023 massacre...
Historic Shift in Botswana as Opposition Party Claims Victory Over Ruling BDP
Botswana's election saw the opposition UDC win against incumbent President Masisi, ending 58 years of BDP dominance. President Masisi conceded...
Mark Carney Elected As Prime Minister of Canada: A New Era Begins
Mark Carney won the Liberal Party election with 85.9% of the vote, succeeding Justin Trudeau as party leader and Prime...
Key Insights from the Qatar Weekly Update: Political Dynamics and Security Concerns
The Qatar Weekly Update discusses Qatari perspectives on U.S. President Trump's Gaza proposals, diplomatic scenarios involving Israel, notable funding issues...
Aditi Bhowmick Receives Mittal Institute Grant for Gendered Climate Research
Aditi Bhowmick, a PhD candidate at Harvard, has won a Mittal Institute Faculty Climate Research Grant to study gendered climate...
Ecuador’s Presidential Election: Noboa vs. Gonzalez in High-Stakes Rematch
Ecuador's presidential election features a rematch between incumbent Daniel Noboa and lawyer Luisa Gonzalez, who seeks to become the country's...
Ecuador’s Presidential Election: A Contest Between Noboa and Gonzalez for Leadership
Ecuador prepares for a high-stakes presidential election featuring incumbency against a pioneering female candidate. Daniel Noboa aims to continue his...
Rising Cold Weather Deaths Linked to Climate Change in the U.S.
Research shows a doubling of cold-related deaths in the U.S. since 1999, linked to intensified cold snaps due to climate...
The Twelve Most Advanced Countries in the World in 2024
In 2024, South Korea leads as the most technologically advanced country, followed by the United States and Denmark, according to...
