Racial Discrimination on the grounds of Religion
Is it really the fundamental doctrines of religion that cause racism or is it the human propensity for conflict?
Month: February 2020
Trump asserts legal right in a tweet, Thai monks grieve for mass shooting victims, and Africa braces for COVID-19
North America and Canada US President Donald Trump has tweeted he has “the legal right”
Chasing The Crazy Rich In Cambodia: Unveiling The Truth
As we commemorate Cambodia’s Victory Day last month, Reuters journalists Andrew R.C. Marshall and Clare Baldwin shared with us their ups and downs in investigating the wealth and foreign citizenship of the family and allies of Cambodia’s Prime Minister, Hun Sen.
Trump celebrates impeachment acquittal, Russia pledges cooperation with Venezuela, and US kills leader of Al-Qaeda
North America and Canada A day after his impeachment acquittal, US President Donald Trump celebrated
The Blurred Lines
The West has always maintained the right of people to govern themselves. What happens when they encounter traditions and cultures that they do not understand? And what happens when their practitioners become significant minorities in their countries?
Trump announces Middle East Peace Plan, Republicans block Bolton revelations, India fights over Gandhi’s legacy
North America and Canada Last Tuesday (Jan 28), US President Donald Trump announced a peace
