Tag: Myanmar

How conflict shapes children’s lives long after the fighting ends

By Nita Chicooree-Mercier

Eclairages

Opinion

Breakfast With Bwana

Our imperfections allow racism, hatred, evil, oppression, authoritarianism, war to float in the ether. The problem is that just like the police officers and Redcoats, we have the

The decolonisation process was to take place rapidly during the reign of Elizabeth II

There has to be something more to this than just blaming social media or cable TV outlets for why ordinary people gravitate to falsehoods and conspiracy theories 

History tells us that the stability of a country’s security forces is key to the success or failure of a popular uprising

  By DB Subedi & Johanna Garnett

 The ‘Rohingyas’ in Myanmar

Selective outrage on humanitarian crisis shouted on rooftops by some political leaders begs the question of whether some victims are more equal than others

This is turning out to be probably the dirtiest political campaign that America has known until now, with two frontrunner Republican candidates, namely Donald Trump and Ted Cruz

In what has been described as ‘peaceful and historic’ the general elections held in Myanmar on Sunday 8 November were the first such an exercise at national level

20 June was World Refugee Day. In this respect, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) highlighted that the number of refugees around the world as a