Beyond Andrew Cuomo’s Resignation: American Politics Driven by Extremes
After the words “step aside” actually came out of Andrew Cuomo’s mouth, the overdue resignation of the scandal-plagued New York Governor finally came to...
Anarchy Returning to South Sudan: Is another Civil War Brewing?
Clashes are nothing new or extraordinary in South Sudan. The world’s youngest nation has already spent the better part of its existence simmering amidst...
Al-Assad Regime: Initiation of Syrian Uprising
Background And Causes of Uprising
Syrian civil war is a multi-sided and multi-faceted war which is currently taking place in Syria. The war initiated on...
Looking Back at the Trump Presidency: An Informed Retrospective
"Vice is a monster of so frightful mien, as to be hated needs but to be seen; Yet, seen too often, familiar with her...
Using the Private Sector to Spark Investment for Change in Latin America
Authors: Antonio Garrastazu, Rima Kawas and Valerie Dowling*
The Northern Triangle countries of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras and their neighbor Mexico are some of...
Supremacy Or Property, At The Roots Of Identity?
Due to the rise of the extreme right-wing movement gathered arround the former US President, Donald Trump, “white supremacy“ has now become a widely...
SADC to hold 41st SADC Summit in Malawi
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) will hold the 41st Ordinary Summit of Heads of State and government in Lilongwe, Malawi on 17 to...
U.S. Foreign Policy under Obama: The Case of the Asia-Pacific Region
The foreign policy of the United States has changed dramatically with the accession of Barack Obama to the presidency in 2008, especially with regard...
Treasuring Africa’s Seas and Oceans
As an island nation state totally surrounded by the ocean, Seychelles considers water bodies worthy of special status and recognises them to be among...
Is Pakistan a “scapegoat”?
Once again, Pakistan is under immense pressure and is used as a scapegoat for the US failure in Afghanistan. The US has a history...