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The Desolation of South Sudan

On the eve of the anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre, President Obama issued a statement, “We can offer no solace that fully…

9 years ago

Changing Global Dynamics: Eurasia

Today’s conflict in the Ukraine marks the inception of a new period of hostility in East-West relations after two decades…

9 years ago

The Challenge of Cleaning Up Transport – A Developed Country Persepective

Transport contributes around a quarter of global CO2 emissions, a significant share, and is the only sector that has not seen…

9 years ago

Islamic State Abroad: How can We Deal With Returning Fighters?

The recent attacks in France, Tunisia and Kuwait confirmed a growing trend of global Islamic State (IS) violence. IS has…

9 years ago

Lebanon: Enemy at the Gates

With Syria and Iraq currently at the heart of the Middle Eastern debate, this article looks at the role of…

9 years ago

How Bangladesh’s Attempt at Democracy and Democratisation is Turning Into a War of Ideologies

The recent political factions and the ongoing common conflict between Islamism and Secularism has re-enforced a new kind of ideological…

9 years ago

Jumping Into the Abyss: the Economic Cost of a Brexit

While international attention is invariably drawn to the current crisis in Greece a far bigger threat to the  project looms…

9 years ago

Inside Shanty Towns: Impending Crisis or the Future of Global Housing?

Inside Shanty Towns Events over the past ten years have changed the outlook for the global economy considerably, with new…

9 years ago

The Rohingya: A People in Crisis.

The Rohingya, an ethnic Muslim community that is concentrated in the Rakhine State of western Myanmar, a predominantly Buddhist state,…

9 years ago

Lessons Learned From The Ebola Outbreak

“It is your historic responsibility to act.” – Dr. Joanne Liu, International President of Médecins Sans Frontières It was 1976, when a…

9 years ago