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Common Sense – A Relic Of The Past?
O nce upon a time, this is how fairy tales usually begin. This is not a fairy tale, but once upon a time...
The Road to 2018: Mexico
The past Sunday's election in 4 states of Mexico City is a pre-cursor of what's to come in 2018. The states’ gubernatorial race is...
Rebranding UNESCO: An interview with H.E. Dr. Hamad Al Kawari UNESCO Director General candidate
S ince his nomination for the position by Qatar in March 2016, Dr Al Kawari has also won support of a number of...
The post-Christian West and post-Western World
W hile the Western world is increasingly post-Christian and cosmopolitan, its Eastern sibling is trapped in a post-ideological bubble: strikingly entrenched and enveloped...
The People Must Be Leery Of Strengthening Terrorists Within Own Governments In Fight Against Terrorism
W hile it is tempting to get carried away in the outrage and emotionalism brought on by the recent terrorist attacks in the...
The future strategy of the World Uyghur Congress
T he assessment of China's “One Belt, One Road Initiative” is at the core of the political debate in the World Uyghur Congress...
Trumpian Crudity Creating The Disunited States Of America
T his Thursday, June 1, the U.S. decided to withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord. Like Brexit, the process is not like instant...
The King of Education: An interview with Privy Council Kasem Wattanachai
2016 was a sad year for Thailand. The country lost the great monarch and Thai people lost the guiding light. King Bhumibol Adulyadej, Rama...
President Trump’s South Asia Policy
S outh Asia has remained one of the world’s most fragile regions due to historical animosities coupled with violent conflicts between two major...
Thailand and the inequality challenges
Politicians, policymakers and members of the public have recently given much attention to the government's Thailand 4.0 economic model which aims to make the...