[Simi Garewal]
Poor people are perhaps more concerned about the adverse affects of climate change, but what’s lacking is their participation to save our planet from such adverse affects.
[John Bruton]
A ‘Northern Ireland only’ backstop would not protect Republic of Ireland’s trade with Britain which is more valuable than trade across the border with Northern Ireland.
[Yead Mirza]
USA’s growing desperation to end the Afghan war – driven by the understanding of ‘costs versus benefits’ of the longdrawn conflict – would bring about a positive result for achieving peace in not-so-distant future.
[Fotini Mastroianni]
Employees face many problems in the modern-day open space workplaces. There are several alternatives (and solutions) that might help.
[Ellington Ngandu]
China’s increasing unfair economic domination on African economy, market and products as well as Chinese cultural hegemony have the potential to undermine African identify, sovereignty and development in long-term.
[Bahauddin Foizee]
While coastal areas of countries like Bangladesh, India, the Philippines and Sri Lanka would disappear gradually, other small island nations like Micronesia and the Maldives would be submerged under water almost completely, turning millions of inhabitants living in these countries into climate refugees.
[John Bruton]
Ukrainian leaders are using the goal of EU membership as the spur to get their voters to accept uncomfortable reforms.
[Syafruddin Arsyad]
After four years of war, many wonder what actually caused the parties to enter into a conflict that both sides are now finding hard to end.
[John Bruton]
If the British alternatives to backstop are all that good, why can they not live with the backstop until the alternatives are agreed?
[Bahauddin Foizee]
Iran’s IRGC had carried out the genocide and ethnic cleansing in Syria with the help from Assad’s army and Iran-backed Lebanese militant group Hezbollah. In Iraq, the IRGC had carried out the campaign with the help of sectarian elements in Iraqi army, Iran-backed militias and Hezbollah.
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