Rohingya youths’ right to an education
In the summer of 2012, when a particularly gruesome episode of anti-Rohingya violence erupted in ...
Can Africa really benefit from Brexit?
In August 2018, then-Prime Minister Theresa May became the first British leader in five years ...
The war addiction of American cable TV
US cable news networks are addicted to war. War is their intoxicating elixir of choice. ...
Challenges after US-Iran tension
Many challenges have arisen for the region and the world from growing tensions between the ...
Iraq’s crisis: Deadlock or political opportunity?
In October 2018, when Adel Abdul Mahdi was named prime minister of Iraq, there was ...
Impeachment will damage Trump – whether he is removed or ...
Impeachment is a solemn process that impacts the American nation like no other political issue. ...
The Afghan war: A failure made in the USA
Weeks ago, the Washington Post published a six-part investigative series on the United States’ war ...
ADB’s new warning on BOP constraints to growth
The Asian Development Bank (ADP) has issued a new warning about the imbalances developing in ...
A worsening global refugee crisis
The first Global Refugee Forum was held at the end of a tense and troubled ...
The US-India salvo
A joint warning by the US and India to Pakistan over its alleged inaction on ...