The high levels of unemployment in the EU particularly among the youth remain blight on the body politic. In March 2013 there were 5.7 million young people without work in Continue Reading →
The US president will be visiting South Africa, Tanzania and Senegal at the end of June. The Muslim Lawyers Association in South Africa has lodged a 600 plus pages complaint Continue Reading →
The Arab Spring continues to occupy world attention two years after its emergence. Egypt, in terms of its history, the size of its population, institutions and culture, remains at the Continue Reading →
The 43rd meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) was held in Davos, Switzerland on 23-27 January this year. The history and aims of the WEF are readily accessible from Continue Reading →