Tag: Brexit

While the country certainly does not need to wait for yet another “messiah”, the urgency to have a real leader who has the requisite skills and contextual intelligence

The answer to a global economy not turning around so soon, as current forecasts seem to indicate, is to re-energize the local structure of production. Remove the dust

It is generally observed that there is a sentiment of revolt against the established order. It looks like a worldwide phenomenon. There’s a sentiment of rejection of several

Last Friday’s budget did one positive thing at least – it pushed behind a thick curtain all the bad things of the past year. It went into a

This Friday many will be watching with interest the national budget speech of Hon Pravind Jugnauth. For content, style and delivery.

Interview: Nikhil Treebhoohun, Economist * ‘The lepep was hoping that issues like jobs, security, drugs would be the focus of attention. Instead we were offered the BAI saga and

Ever since it joined the European Union, unlike Belgium with a monist system, UK having a dualist system was required, besides being a signatory to a Treaty, to

I hasten to send you a quote from an article written in the International Express by Frederick Forsyth, author ‘Day of the Jackal’ fame, in the wake of

Nearly everybody is convinced that the economy is not doing the best it could. The government has been making efforts to get the private sector to make breakthroughs.

This is the kind of wastage that the country can simply not afford

The United Kingdom adopted the referendum as a political tool to assess the wish of its citizens as to its membership in the European Union on 24 June

Many boats are still stuck in the sand, and the struggle of the middle class becomes harder by the day

The die is cast. Britain has woken up to the sobering aftermath of Brexit and the pitfalls ahead

Brexit has increased the amount of economic uncertainty to a much higher level. Exit from EU is not immediate.

Brexit Indian Diaspora Arranged marriage is a fact of life for the Indian diaspora everywhere. When it breaks up, as in Brexit as Britain decides to leave the