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The Persecution Of Christians In Pakistan Under The Blasphemy Law

The Christian minority in Pakistan has remained on the margins of Pakistani society since its creation, resulting in a process…

9 years ago

On the Front Lines of the Fight Against Isis

An inside look at the archetypes and personalities of individuals who risk it all to travel to Iraq and Syria…

9 years ago

Jacob Zuma and South Africa: a Sinking Presidency

In 2008, the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, was ushered out of power after a highly publicised struggle with his former…

9 years ago

Blessing in Disguise? Why Pro-Europeans Might Welcome a Brexit.

The United Kingdom is edging ever closer to the exit door of the European Union. All the signs indicate that…

9 years ago

Children of the Revolution

BEIRUT: Half-falling, half-running. Every day in Beirut’s central Hamra district they play and beg, little balls of matted hair, not…

9 years ago

Why What Happens In South Africa Matters

It is undeniable that South Africa is a power house in Africa. However, the ‘Rainbow nation’s’ natural lustre has begun…

9 years ago

Life on the Edge

“How can you help us?” The girl’s eyes were unwavering. The wind bit at our faces as we stood on…

9 years ago

When Human Rights and National Interest Collide

On the Obama Administration’s Inaction in Syria Human Rights have become an increasingly publicized issue in Western media. Given the…

9 years ago

Nicaragua Sold its Sovereignty to a Chinese Man in a Suit

China’s ever-growing presence in Latin America, specifically in Nicaragua, has made the Central American country a playground for the Asian…

9 years ago

Change in Africa’s Biggest Economy

The biggest economy in Africa, Nigeria has recently come to the fore as a potential ‘New African’ beacon of long…

9 years ago