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Uganda Celebrates Golden Independence; New Challenges Ahead
Written by Mubatsi
On 9th October Uganda marked 50 years of independence with pomp, colour, showcasing the country’s air power and a choreographic presentation of how far the country has moved and projection of the future. Becoming an independent state in 1962, Uganda has since had 9 heads of state with pioneer executive […]
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When war becomes a closet to hide political skeletons
Written by Clément Renaud
The recent tensions between China and Japan about possession of the Diaoyu Islands have led to a wave of anti-Japanese protests throughout China. This time official TV and newspapers have crossed a new line, implying that China would now be ready for a war if the dispute is protracted. Does […]
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North Korea’s Public Health Problem
Written by The Oxonian Globalist
International policy makers should keep in mind the dangers of ignoring the state of the Korean health system.
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Shutting down the Internet
Written by The Oxonian Globalist
Despite the widespread opposition, however, it remains likely that similar legislation will still be considered
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A Troubled Democracy
Written by The Oxonian Globalist
Politicians and advocates frequently criticise the state for treating Arabs as “second-class citizens.”
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Instability in Mali
Written by The Oxonian Globalist
It only took a few days to collapse the government, but it may take years to rebuild and revive the nation.
