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Pantami: Presidency’s support casts doubt on Buhari’s anti-terrorism war Published 2 May 2021 JESUSEGUN ALAGBE examines the wide-ranging implications of the Presidency’s backing of the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami, over his past pro-terrorist organisations’ views amid the country’s decade-long war against insurgency For about a decade, Nigeria has been fighting different insurgent groups with no end in sight. First is Boko Haram, a jihadist terrorist org...

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Neuroscience and Novel Therapeutics Unit: Meet the Team The Neuroscience and Novel Therapeutics Unit (NNT) is a group of dedicated, compassionate, and talented scientists, clinicians, trainees, and volunteers. Our expert, interdisciplinary team works together to study and develop new treatments for children with psychiatric illnesses through innovative research, clinical care, and community outreach. Staff Spotlight Simone Haller, PhD has received a two-year NARSAD Young Investigator Grant from...

Continue to insist on release of detained leaders & end to violence: India at UNSC meeting on Myanmar SECTIONS Continue to insist on release of detained leaders & end to violence: India at UNSC meeting on MyanmarPTI Last Updated: May 01, 2021, 10:56 AM IST Share Synopsis Indias Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador T S Tirumurti later tweeted that in the Council, he said India welcomes the Association of Southeast Asian Nations initiative and five-point consensus. AFP Indias stand was e...

The ASEAN five-point consensus states that there shall be an immediate cessation of violence in Myanmar and all parties shall exercise utmost restraint

Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Cultural Affairs Muhadjir Effendy has invited religious figures and leaders to educate people about ...

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Culture and Child Development: Historical and Theoretical Perspectives Each semester, the Carolina Consortium on Human Development proseminar series concludes with the Robert B. Cairns Capstone Lecture in recognition of his outstanding contributions to scholarship and to the mentoring of developmental scientists. For this lecture, we honor one senior scientist in our field whose career and research program exemplifies Developmental Science. Dr. C...

BOZEMAN, Mont. –  Montana State University’s 134th commencement will be held at Bobcat Stadium rather than Brick Breeden Fieldhouse in an effort to minimize the risk from COVID-19 to students, faculty, staff and guests. Two ceremonies will take place on May 1 starting with the first ceremony starts at 9 a.m. featuring graduates from MSU Agriculture, Arts & Architecture, Letters & Science and the Gallatin College. The second ceremony starts at 1:30 p.m. featuring graduates from the ...

Why should we debate climate science from a space-based perspective?  This is a question that should concern all of us because of the unprecedented times we are living in. Dealing with uncertainty, risk and ignorance about the future, which the new coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 so promptly came to warn us about, is becoming a changing factor of all modern societies and the best we can pass on to future generations. It requires learning more, with more solidarity and intergenerational debate, underst...

PRISMH: A New Initiative Takes Shape A focus on mental health has been a theme through President Gabel’s presidency; even before she arrived at the University in the summer of 2019 she vowed that would be a priority. Scroll to read The President’s Initiative for Student Mental Health (PRISMH), is a systemwide effort to bring together the services, programs, policies, and academic practices that showcase the University as a leader — not only in Minnesota, but in the nation. In Fe...