Erdogan – Trump avoided discord about Kurds: More shared interests than disagreements
Fahwad Al-Khadoumi (nsnbc) : After meeting at the White House on Tuesday, U.S. President Donald Trump and his Turkish counterpart President R. Tayyip Erdogan focused on the strength of U.S. – Turkish relations while sidestepping apparent discord about the role of the Syrian – Kurdish YPG in the fight against the Islamic State. That said, More...
Culture as a binding factor in our society, interview with Camilla Habsburg-Lothringen
Djoeke Altena (nsnbc) : We need culture to know where we came from, says her Imperial and Royal Highness Archduchess of Austria and Princess of Tuscany Camilla Habsburg-Lothringen. “In a time where society is More...
Coral reefs off Tanzania’s coast are being destroyed, most beyond repair
TC : If current trends continue and countries fail to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, nearly all of the world’s coral reefs will suffer severe bleaching on an annual basis, according to a new United Nations environment More...
Quality Teacher is the KEY to Battle Global Inequality, said Nobel Laureate Eric S. Maskin
Rattana Lao (nsnbc) : Academics, economists and the Thai public gathered in Bangkok to hear Professor Eric S. Maskin, the Nobel Laureate in Economics, speak of globalisation and inequality entitled “why global More...
Rolling strikes are to blame for Nigerians losing faith in public health
Felix Abrahams Obi (TC) : Health workers in Nigeria have been striking on and off for the last three years. There have been more than eight different strikes involving doctors, nurses and allied health care workers. More...
President al-Assad to Denmark’s TV 2: Moderate opposition is a myth… We won’t accept that terrorists will take control of any part of Syria-VIDEO
nsnbc : In an interview with the Danish television channel TV2, Syrian with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, he explained the situation in Syria and the genesis of the war. Al-Assad also affirmed that the United More...
GLOBAL FOOD CRISIS AND THE NEED FOR FOOD SECURITY – An interview with Rajendra Aryal
Rattana Lao (nsnbc) : The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) estimates that 36 countries, including 28 in Africa are facing food security crises and required immediate external assistance. More...
Interview: Egypt needs to do more for trauma care
Nourhan Magdi (TCP) : At least 3,675 people died in Egypt in 2015 as a result of injuries caused by road accidents, burns, poisoning and other reasons that are considered largely preventable. A picture shows intensive More...
The dark age of Thai higher education: A conversation with Prof. Hongladarom
Rattana Lao (nsnbc) : Everything and every issue is divided in Thailand except one thing: education. Everybody, Left – Right and Center, Conservatives and Liberals share in common the believe that problems related More...
Jordan’s Failing Security and Xenophobia Muffles Syrian Abuse and Neglect
Siraj Davis (nsnbc) : Below is an interview with an elderly Syrian wife and mother, whose handicapped husband was forcefully kidnapped from their peaceful home, humiliatingly tied to a tree in broad daylight, and More...
