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Why Should Malaysian Investors Consider online Businesses?
At first glance, it may seem as though Malaysia has been relatively unaffected by Covid-19 (particularly when compared to western countries like the UK...
Malawi after a bitterly contested election and COVID-19
As a sign of accountability Malawi’s new president Dr. Lazarus Chakwera promised to declare his assets perennially during his swearing-in ceremony on July 6,...
Alex Axar’s Visit to Taiwan: A Strong Message to China
The official four-day visits of US Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar to Taiwan in August 2020, marked the senior most US visit...
Trump’s Proclamation on Suspension of Visas: It’s validity under the WTO Agreement
The US has recently passed a Proclamation on 22nd June 2020, temporarily suspending till the end of the current year, several popular non-immigrant visas...
Pandemic Recovery: The Wars of Our Times
Simple compression of last hundred years into 10 minutes will show how every single minute we consumed more human and emotional energy on either...
The Caesar Act: A New Challenge for Syria?
On June 17, the United States began implementing the Caesar Act (the “Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act”) following a six-month grace period that was...
China post-covid situation
As the first country to be engulfed in the COVID-19 pandemic, China is several weeks ahead of many other countries on the “curve” of...
Rethinking “Naya” Pakistan
“We (Pakistan) will eat grass, even go hungry, but we will get one of our own (Atom bomb), We have no other choice!” said...
Korea: Keep supporting people and the economy until recovery fully under way
Korea has limited the damage to its economy from the COVID-19 crisis with swift and effective measures to contain the virus and protect households...
European right politics thwarts the welfare state
In the last quarter of the last century, the social state phenomenon in Europe was developing when the left leaders were in power. Starting...