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World Affairs

Poverty in the UK

Randhir Seewoodharry Buguth | January 31, 2025

By Randhir Seewoodharry Buguth

Interviews

“The MSM will not require close to 50% of votes to win the elections. It simply has to win where it matters”

Mauritius Times | June 28, 2024

Interview: Rama Sithanen, Former Minister of Finance

Economy

Is a 14th Month Salary a Viable Proposition?

Prakash Neerohoo | June 28, 2024

Electoral promises

Economy

The Big Budget Bluff

Vinaye Ancharaz | June 21, 2024

Opinion

Interviews

“The government is focused on political survival at all costs. Who cares about good economics?”

Mauritius Times | April 19, 2024

Interview: Vinaye Ancharaz

A Biden Win or Trump President Again: What difference will it make to the World?

Anil Madan | February 9, 2024

A Trump presidency promises upheaval in Europe and at home, turmoil in Ukraine, a possible invitation to China to attack Taiwan, and disruption of global trade and supply

Interviews

“Mauritians need a government worthy of the name, capable of lifting our country out of the dystopian nightmare where we’ve entangled ourselves”

Mauritius Times | December 29, 2023

Interview: Manou Bheenick

Interviews

“We should stop playing with fire”

Mauritius Times | November 24, 2023

Interview: Vinaye Ancharaz, International Economic Consultant

Interviews

“Instead of trying to resolve the NPF issue, the CSG has compounded and aggravated the situation”

Mauritius Times | November 10, 2023

Interview: Rajeev Hasnah, Economist

Interviews

“If there exists a sentiment of ‘fear’ among the population, fear of speaking out, fear of being caught on the ‘wrong’ side of the political line… then something is rotten in our society”

Mauritius Times | October 13, 2023

Interview: Cader Sayed-Hossen, Former Minister of Industry

World Affairs

Can the Geopolitical Order be Saved?

Anil Madan | September 22, 2023

Unless the world’s leaders can focus on the need for a stabilized international order, the churn toward more and more destructive behavior is destined to continue