By: Vashkar Bhattacharjee Diversity policies, especially when it comes to disabled people, are often created and implemented by decision makers with very different life experiences to those who their policies affect most. We would never expect economic policy to be crafted without input from economists and bankers. We should demand…
Read MoreBy Luis Arellano A U.S. soldier stands accused of plotting a terrorist attack on the 9/11 memorial in Manhattan and working to lure his fellow soldiers to their deaths at the hands of Da’esh terrorists. Late last week U.S. authorities announced the arrest of U.S. Army private Cole Bridges who…
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By Osy Ekwueme Sweden has just admitted that its hands-off approach to the COVID-19 has backfired spectacularly, resulting in a higher death toll, that has unfortunately claimed the life of a friend, a colleague. Very sad, that it has come to this. The recent death toll in Sweden, is more…
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By Fathia Eldakhakhny Clearly, we live in an era of uncertainty and the spread of misleading information in all countries – both democratic and undemocratic. So, how did we get to this point? When I started working as a journalist 20 years ago, I used to attend events at night…
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