Author: Yasir Arafat
Yasir Arafat
Dr. Yasir Arafat is an academic and researcher with a keen interest in literature, education, and cultural studies. He writes on issues related to language, society, higher education, and the humanities.
Multipolar World Order dynamics are rapidly accelerating as recent geopolitical friction exposes the structural limitations of historical unipolar systems. External military aggression generated a distinct “rally-around-the-flag” effect within Iran, effectively muting internal political and economic fissures. Strategic organizational adaptation, specifically decentralized command structures, enabled the Iranian state to maintain continuity despite losing senior leaders. The critical six-month operational window between confrontations allowed Tehran to successfully reassess vulnerabilities and adapt its defensive capacities. The asymmetrical conflict between the United States–Israel alliance and Iran has significantly altered regional and global power dynamics, potentially accelerating the transition toward a more multipolar world order.…
Does Literature Matter in a world dominated by digital media and artificial intelligence Global book sales continue to rise, defying predictions of literature’s decline Storytelling remains a fundamental human instinct shaping identity and society Without literature, knowledge would lose meaning, depth, and emotional connection Every few years, someone predicts the death of literature. The rise of digital media, shrinking attention spans, artificial intelligence, and the growing dominance of visual culture are often cited as reasons for its impending decline. Yet literature persists, not merely because books continue to sell in large numbers, but because storytelling remains one of the most…