Category: World Affairs

Breakfast with Bwana

Asylum seekers can strain the state and spark citizen friction, with fears of cultural loss and resource diversion sometimes leading to protests or riots

It is tempting to speculate, but so far, truth has proved more tantalizing than fiction or speculation

Are we witnessing a return to the crazed world of the Cold War — wasting untold billions of dollars to prove what we already know: that we can

‘For all the fuss, there does not seem to be much of a change in the US-China relationship’

India’s challenges are also America’s challenges. It is vital that these two countries find ways to bolster each other

Breakfast with Bwana

The US, UK and Australia are all expanding efforts to deport non-citizens, reframing the act of seeking asylum from a human right to a criminal act

India and the US are too important for each other’s success and security in too many ways for a dragon to drag them apart

Breakfast with Bwana

It has taken 25 years to reach this point. Perhaps Mauritius’ 60th Independence Day celebration on 12 March 2028 will be the moment to mark the final implementation

If Xi’s predictions hold true, a requiem for the American empire is currently being composed

Breakfast with Bwana

By Anil Madan

By Nita Chicooree-Mercier