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Socializing Education The writer is a PhD in Administrative Sciences and associated with SZABIST, Islamabad. He can be reached at [email protected] Education, once thought to be the key for unlocking human potential and a major driver of personality development, seems to have lost ground to economic rationality. Employability is the over-riding consideration in choosing a particular field of study. This is all too evident from the programmes that academic institutes offer and the curriculum b...

French clergy abuse was more extensive than thought, says commission head Mar 4, 2021 contributor The Notre Dame Basilica is pictured at sunset in Nice, France, Oct. 29, 2020. (Credit: Norbert Scanella/Panoramic via Reuters via CNS.) Catholic clergy in France perpetrated more than three times as many sexual abuse offenses as previously thought, said the head of a bishops commission whose report is due out in September. PARIS — Catholic clergy in France perpetrated more than three times as man...

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Recep Tayyip Erdogan Fast Facts Here’s a look at the life of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, current president and former prime minister of Turkey. Personal Birth place: Istanbul, Turkey Father: Ahmet Erdogan, coastguard and sea captain Mother: Tenzile Erdogan Children: Two daughters and two sons Education: Marmara University, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, 1981 Before his political career, Erdogan was a semi-professional football (soccer) player. Erdogan is considered a polarizing f...

Before his political career, Erdogan was a semi-professional football (soccer) player. Erdogan is considered a polarizing figure: supporters say he has improved the Turkish economy and introduced political reform. Critics have accused Erdogan of autocratic tendencies, corruption and extravagance. Erdogan has also been heavily criticized for failing to protect women’s and human rights, curbing freedom of speech and attempting to curb Turkey’s secular identity. Under Erdogan and his ruling Ju...

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The starting point of change is to change the direction and structure of politics by actively playing one’s role as a responsible citizen

Five years What the PM perhaps does not want to talk about, after coming to power, is the complex nature of economic development The writer is a PhD in Administrative Sciences and associated with SZABIST, Islamabad. He can be reached at [email protected] Recently, Prime Minister Imran Khan lamented that change of government in Pakistan every five years was tragic for setting long-term goals. According to his assessment, almost every incumbent government, eyeing a win in the next elections, pre...

Dr. Eman Al-Shammari has been a marketing adviser at the investment fund of Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University (IMSIU) since January. She is also a marketing consultant at the General Authority for Small and Medium Enterprises (Monshaat), where she guides SMEs business entrepreneurs in creating marketing plans, strategies and research. Al-Shammari also provides advice on all marketing-related issues, helping beneficiaries to turn ideas into business opportunities. Al-Shammari received a ...

Advertisement As an academic Dr. Bradley Murg has covered China for more than two decades and its impact across the region, particularly the Greater Mekong Subregion. In this podcast, he chats with Luke Hunt about China’s latest White Paper and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on its foreign policies within Southeast Asia, in particular the Mekong River and downstream countries, like Cambodia. Murg’s work focuses on Chinese aid and investment policy in Southeast Asia; the political econo...