Rohit Karki

Overview: On 7 Dec 1949, during the ongoing civil war, Chinese nationalist party defeat against Chinese communist party. The losing Kuomintang government (nationalist) fled to the island of Taiwan, establishing the republic of China (ROC) government in exile under Chiang Kai-shek. On the mainland, CCP took power and establish the people's republic of China (PRC) in Beijing under the leadership of Mao Zedong. Since, the end of the civil war, Taiwan has enjoyed de facto independence. over the years, an increasing number of governments have switched their diplomatic recognition from Taipei to Beijing, leaving Taiwan with only 15 diplomatic allies at the end of 2021.  PRC under "one China policy" asserts Taiwan as a part of China. The PRC views the island as a renegade province and vows to eventually "unify" Taiwan with the mainland. Taiwan Kuomintang (KMT) government drafted constitution continues to recognize China...

 Overview: There are various areas where Nokia might potentially improve if it were to resurrect and reenter the consumer electronics and mobile phone markets with enhanced services. Nokia was formerly renowned for the strength and longevity of its products. If they were to come back, they might carry on this heritage by providing well-made cellphones which comes with portability and innovative features. The study in June 2011, shows that over 39% of mobile developers using Symbian had planned to switch to android or iPhone Os.  Watch it here: Nokia: Rise-Fall-Rise Again Improvement Ideas: In a recent past, Nokia faced lots of criticism in their poor update features. They were complete behind in terms of adopting innovative features in their phones. Whenever they come with new features, by the time it becomes too late. Because, In the innovation and R&D, Apple and Samsung were far ahead. To be competitive in the android world, they need to see the changes that is happening...