The world is waiting on President Putin’s next move. The Columbian Journalism Review thinks there is someone who knows Putin’s next move. An interesting read below: By Jon Allsop A week ago,... Read more
Counterpunch from where this piece was reproduced introduced the authors, first being Ramzy Baroud, as a journalist and the Editor of The Palestine Chronicle. He is the author of five books.... Read more
It was not expected that South Africa which fought a national liberation war to sit comfortably along with Zimbabwe, Namibia, Angola and Algeria, helplessly watching the AU operationalise it... Read more
The media should not give too much space to hopelessness but the media should also not join in creating a false sense of security. To do so is to be complicit in misleading a society. The we... Read more
Today is the 19th Anniversary of the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attack on strategic or most symbolic reflections of American power in New York and DC. Nearly two decades thereafter, the... Read more
Historically, foreign policy has played a unifying force for Nigeria. Like sports or, more precisely, soccer, foreign policy tends to dissolve barriers. As divided at home as Nigerians, a ty... Read more
Nigeria’s Vice-President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo arrived Jos yesterday as an envoy of peace in a state lost in violence that none of the stakeholders except one has spoken but a dangerous truth.... Read more
From Abuja where a think tank’s platform which interrogated the distinction between Procedural and Substantive Democracy degenerated into an analytics war early February to Bayero University... Read more
The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, (NATO) is the subject of a public lecture at Bayero University, Kano, Nigeria Thursday 22nd of February, 2018. The lecture will be delivered by Prof.... Read more
At the Abidjan African Union-EU get together, the two bodies along with the United Nations came up with a task force to check abuse of migrants in Libya. The belief is that “This action will... Read more
