By Osy Ekwueme In the 2000 years since the Roman poet Juvenal first asked the question “who guards the guardians?” the debate over regulation and oversight of civilian law enforcement has yet to be resolved. This is the time to reform it. It is not out of the realm of…
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By Osy Ekwueme This is reminiscent of the opening paragraph of Tale of two Cities by Charles Dickens….“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the…
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By Jane Njuru As the scourge of Coronavirus continues to ravage the world, one thing is clear: the world has changed irreversibly. Many things are going to change post coronavirus and life will never be the same again. In the field of education, economy, transport and communications, and entire social…
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By Drissa Kone Faculty, Unification Theological Seminary, New York Abstract: Conflict resolution professionals and diplomats in the 21st century continues to face significant challenges arising from a clash of cultures. On the global level, one of the most terrific cultural clashes in the 21st century was the 9/11 terrorist attacks.…
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