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The European Union elections last weekend in the 27 EU member countries have in many ways changed Europe with further international impact as the...
In several recent articles, I have discussed important education issues prompted by the new concept of ‘Education Emergency,’ adopted by the...
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There is an ‘Education Emergency’ in Pakistan, according to top leaders, including the PM, chief ministers, and others. When they use such strong...
I have borrowed the heading for my article today from the renowned Swedish writer Niklas Rådström’s latest book entitled ‘Drömmerna vi...
Last week, I wrote about the problem of allowing one of the fighting partners to win a war - a problem for both the winning and the losing side. In...
In our time, people have become disillusioned about the fact that ‘even’ the advanced European countries still have wars on their soil, and still...
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As Eid ul Fitr is celebrated, it is a good time to reflect on old foundations, traditions and new ways. Most things remain the same, but some...
I have read many articles, and written some, too, about the tragic Israel-Palestine War in Gaza following Hamas’ terrorist attack on Israel on 7...
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I have borrowed the words in the title of today’s article from the ancient Greek philosopher and polymath Aristotle (384-322 BC). He said that...
In earlier articles, I have discussed issues which I see as wrong in our world, and things we let drift unresolved. But when we analyse issues and...
The world has never had as much scientific knowledge, advanced technologies, administrative systems and wealth as today. Yet, we still let many...
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Last week, I wrote in my article entitled ‘Under the same Roof’ about the many things we human beings have in common, either we are royal or...
We live in a time with high migration, including voluntary, labour, and forced migration. Also, many people travel for vacation and business, and we...
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The World Economic Forum (WEF) just held its Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, under the theme ‘Rebuilding Trust’. The theme implies that...
The World Economic Forum (WEF) holds its 54th Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, this week. The theme this year, amidst political, institutional,...
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Last week was the Nobel Prize Week, culminating on 10 December, the International Human Rights Day, with the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony and Banquet in...
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