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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

Why the UK Needs the EU

The United Kingdom relies on its relationship with Europe, far more than Europe relies on the UK. The election of…

9 years ago

OIC You Have Never Heard of Me: The Forgotten Voice of Islam

The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is an international institution that was formed in 1969 as a result of an…

9 years ago

Has the Defence of Saudi Arabia’s Oil Market Share Undermined the Kingdom’s Ability to React to Growing Demand?

The collapse in the price of oil in the latter half of 2014 was as dramatic as it was unexpected.…

9 years ago

End of An Era? Governing AKP Wins But Loses its Majority: Tomorrow’s Turkey in Question.

The elections for Turkish Grand National Assembly on 7 June 2015 have halted the AKP’s long hold on power. Despite…

9 years ago

Nowhere To Call Home: The Identity Burden Of The Rohingya Muslims

The suppression or the “slow burning genocide” of the Rohingya Muslims is not a problem concerning human rights but that…

9 years ago

Nowhere to Call Home: the Identity Burden of the Rohingya Muslims

The suppression or the “slow burning genocide” of the Rohingya Muslims is not a problem concerning human rights but that…

9 years ago

Can Hamas Moderate?

The US and European Union have labeled Palestinian Islamist group Hamas as a terrorist organisation. Whilst the international community unilaterally…

9 years ago

Kurdish Struggles

Self-Determination – A Kurdish Nation-State? With the Middle East now undeniably one of the most unstable regions today, the Kurdish…

9 years ago

On The Threshold Of Change: The Consequences Of Turkey’s Recent General Election

The rearrangement of political actors may change the country’s development vector. The history of parliamentary elections in Turkey can be considered…

9 years ago