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Paris and Pittsburgh, pesticides in Indonesia: When none is best
D onald Trump famously said, “I was elected to represent the people of Pittsburgh, not Paris,” when he announced the withdrawal by the...
Stormy Weather for May And Trump
W hen Donald Trump began his presidential campaign no one believed he could possibly be elected. When David Cameron went to the country...
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...