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Thank you for your interest in writing for Global Tryst.
This paper is an endeavor to focus on global issues and provides an opportunity to speak out on what you think and to raise awareness.
Articles are submitted by people from around the world.
Our writers focus on issues ranging from global free trade to European integration, space travel to social strife, and global environment to the arts and world cultures. We solicit fact-based analyses of global events and occurrences.
In short, Global Tryst serves as forum for world statesmanship.
Guidelines for Article Submission
We welcome your submissions and will make our best effort to publish them.
We publish a web and print issue fortnightly. The print version of Global Tryst is distributed in the Washington D.C. Metro.
- Articles must be the original works of the writers
- For the print version articles should not exceed 500 words
- For the web version articles should not exceed 1000 words
- All articles must be written in clear and concise English
- Articles must be submitted in ASCII format i.e., as the body of an email message. No attachments will be accepted.
- All articles must be emailed to the editor in the above mentioned format at
globaltryst@yahoo.com
- All articles are subject to the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy.
Again, thank you for your interest in Global Tryst and hope to hear from you soon.
Below is a sample list of topics just to give you an idea of what we are looking for.
This by no means is a complete list and you are welcome to write about any societal issue.
Political affairs in the Americas, Asia, Africa, Europe, and Australia
- Middle East Strife
- Genocides in Central Africa
- Zimbabwe’s Racial Warfare
- Arab Oil and Democracy
- U.S war on Terrorism
- European Integration
- Racism and Anti-Semitism in Europe
- Russian Political Roulettes
- Taiwan Straits
- Indian-Pakistani Conflicts
- Central Asia’s Emergence
Arts and Society
- Effect of Cinema on Children and Censorship
- Modern Art and Freedom of Expression
- Language and Statehood
- Global food consumption
- Poetry and Aspirations
- Coffee vs. Tea?
World Economy
- WTO
- NAFTA
- Global Trade
- Migrant Workers
Environment
- Global Warming
- Human Consumption and its Effects
- Famine
- Alternate Energy Resources
and so on..!
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