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Trenches in Champs Elysées: From “Paris Commune” to “Gilet jaune”
France is the leader of the contemporary revolutions, so long as the term “revolution”, in its new meaning, came to political culture largely through...
The Malaysian Model
Prime Minister Imran Khan paid his visit to Malaysia later the last month, which was concluded as successful, endorsed by the Prime Minister of...
UN climate change conference in Katowice: Questions and Answers
What will happen at COP24?
This year's annual conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) will be...
CPEC: A testament to two resilient nations
CPEC is the flagship project of the Belt and Road Initiative, under which infrastructure projects worth 62 Billion dollars are being executed in Pakistan....
The relations between Malta and Libya and economic crimes inside Libya
Since the beginning of hostilities against Gaddafi, operations - carried out mainly by the French intelligence services -started from Malta to send weapons, intelligence,...
Trump’s Troubles Enter A New More Dangerous Phase
Surprisingly, it snowed in Washington, but the temperature rose in the White House. So far, the array of investigations centering on president Donald Trump...
Shapers of America: The Role of George H. W. Bush in Foreign Policy Making
Authors: Srimal Fernando and Pooja Singh*
The sad news on Friday of Former US President George .H. Bush’s death at the age of 94 spread...
Quality of business reporting on the SDGs improves, but has a long way to go
Nearly three quarter of organisations (72%) mention the global Sustainable Development Goals in their annual corporate or sustainability reports - an increase of 10%...
The need for speed on modern slavery
Three years ago, world leaders committed to take effective measures to end modern slavery by 2030. By the best estimates, there are around 40.3...
Is Strategic Balancing a ‘New Normal’ in Interlinked World?
The G-20 Summit 2018 will be remembered for extraordinary large number of bilateral and trilateral meetings, which seem to be even more significant than...