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US Embassy engages with students of the “Design Thinking” prog

In a clear indication of Turkeys expanded spying activities abroad and its strengthened efforts to gather information on opposition groups, a confidential document issued by the government in early June has revealed that hundreds of dissidents have

Europes leading intergovernmental body, which advocates the rule of law, fundamental rights and democracy, slammed Turkeys notorious intelligence agency MIT for its clandestine operations abroad to intimidate critics, opponents and dissidents. The

Senator Imee Marcos is seeking a Senate inquiry into the supposed request by the United States for the Philippine government to allow the admission and temporary housing of foreign nationals from Afghanistan.

The EWC invites you to an Indo-Pacific seminar on the present state and prospects of U.S.-Mongolia relations

Doha, Qatar: The Qatar University (QU) Student Writer s Club recently held an awards ceremony to recognise the winners of a short story competition, a...

Some renowned Ghanaian journalists have mounted a stern opposition to calls for the licensing of journalists in the country, saying it would be an affront to free speech. Proponents of the licensing regime are convinced it was the surest way to ensure responsible journalism and combat the scourge of fake…

Please RSVP: Nonviolent Journalism: A Book Debut and Dinner @codepink

By Naseer Ahmad Portugal has enjoyed friendly relations, which has stood the test of times, with United States. So, it is natural for Portugal to send the

Download logo The Prime Minister, Mr. Sam Ntsokoane Matekane and the President of South Africa, Mr. Cyril Ramaphosa discussed issues of mutual interest intended to improve bilateral relations and cooperation between the two countries at a meeting held at Mahlamba-Ndlovu in Pretoria on Saturday. Among other issues, both leaders noted the relations between the two […]