Imagine a world without mosquitoes. People living in densely-populated regions like Africa, China and India fancy such a world a lot. After all, mosquitoes claim over 1 million lives every year ...
A brain drain—the exodus of highly skilled professionals who leave Africa in pursuit of employment in wealthier nations—has deterred the continent from maximizing its economic viability. A ...
The 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference, more commonly referred to as COP27, will be the 27th United Nations Climate Change conference, to be held from 6 ...
President Emmanuel Macron who has been tallest leader in Europe for few years has been hoisted with his own petard. Macron was seen an emphatic protector of ...
Self-sufficiency in food production is one of the top-most priorities of the African continent. With the changing world order and the consequences of the Russia-Ukraine war, it ...
Protests have become a very common sight in Europe. Just a few days ago, Czech Republic saw one hell of an uprising against EU and NATO due ...
The Chinese Communist Party has had a long history of claiming territories and even acting on those claims both diplomatically and militraily. Also, the consecutive leaderships have ...
There is no uncertainty about Nigeria's prominence in the international economy. Nigeria is one of the largest nations in Africa and one of the largest oil producers ...
By now we all have understood Trudeau’s obsession with climate change and going green. His obstinacy and illogical policies are already gravely hurting the economy, food security, ...
Over the past 500 years, our globe has experienced enormous changes in political and governmental systems, international relations, economy, women's and men's rights, and social organization and ...
Indonesian President Joko Widodo is in a pickle. In recent times, Jakarta has become a hellhole for ordinary Indonesians as hundreds of Islamists have taken the streets ...
The British Empire was the largest in history. And it was at its peak during that time, following World War I. About a quarter of the world's ...
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