Author: Jan Arden

Relative youth at the highest office is not always a virtue, even less it seems when times are tough for the common man

By Jan Arden

By Jan Arden

By Jan Arden

Opinion

Are more prestige projects, light rail and public infrastructure expenses the right priorities under current clouds of uncertainty when our public finance resilience is already under pressure?

We already have a Presidential Office with massive costs. It is certainly more shocking that a relatively decorative Presidency should be doubled down by an even more vacuous

A lot of water has to flow under the bridge to 2024, but the AAP’s rise in Punjab may herald a tectonic shift in Indian politics

By Jan Arden

Are there other unspoken rationales behind the promises of Western and US fury should Russia not kowtow to NATO’s growing encroachment into its immediate vicinity?

What next for Mauritian diplomacy as we move forward?

By Jan Arden

The question today is what stance the EC/ESC will take on petitions elsewhere coming up for Court hearings after two years of constant denegations

Restoring the institutions’ credibility and regaining the trust of the population require shying away from complacency

By Jan Arden