Tug Of War : A Confrontation Of Two Rights

In this world of ours, there has always been a centuries long "tug-of-war" between the west and east, the practical and geographical west and east. More specifically, the eastern hemisphere, and the western hemisphere of the world. The west and east are significantly divided not only because of their geographical and physical contrasts, such as the weather and the people's natural skin tone. But, the significant division is caused due to their culture, traditions, religion, and/or customs. We can perhaps use a broader-meaning word for all these, altogether, "mind-sets". The world has been in constant chaos and unrest due to constant confrontations between these two domains. While over the centuries, both have tried to prove themselves right and both have tried to conquer the significant other in order to be the supreme power. Astonishingly, both claim the reasoning of the chaos, or "back-fire" they have done over the history, was to maintain peace in the world. While the history is witness that this hostility of the west and the east has only caused riots. The question we are an answer for is, that if both the sides strive peace, then why is there unrest for a long time? If the fight continues what could be the ultimate result? How much loss can it cause? Who is the right one in this war? Or more significantly, is there a right one?

Author: Salman Tahir

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Publication Date: Feb 26, 2018

Number of Pages: 26 pages

Language: English

Binding: Paperback

ISBN-10: 198589937X

ISBN-13: 9781985899377