Features
The message of peace from the “Poets of the World”
POETRY The second international “Poets of the World” event in Italy, dedicated to the themes of peace, solidarity, and protection of the planet, concluded […]
Archive
Analysis
The Feminization of Poverty: A Socialist Feminist Perspective By Bayan Saleh
When we speak of poverty in political or academic discourse, we often tend to treat it as a neutral phenomenon, as though it […]
Action alerts
Tragic Burning of Two Rwandan Refugee Women in Munzenze Prison, Goma
Two Rwandan refugee women were deliberately burned alive in Munzenze Main Prison in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This heinous act was allegedly […]
Analysis
Malawi’s Farmers Face a Precarious Future From Climate Change-Related Storms
According to the 2021 Global Climate Risk Index, Malawi is among the five nations worldwide most affected by extreme weather events. The country experiences […]
Articles
Poverty amid Plenty
Tags: Hunger, Inequality A World Fragmented by Inequality 7 Feb 2023 – A few weeks ago, the world’s power brokers — politicians, CEOs, millionaires, billionaires — met […]
Human rights
Royal Commission of Inquiry: Investigating War Crimes in the Hawaiian Islands
[Source: ahakanaka.com] 30 Jan 2023 – The Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) was established by Proclamation of the Hawaiian Kingdom Council of Regency on June 17, 2019, yet there has been […]
Editorial
Reconciliation in Africa: A Vital Need
Tags: Africa, Conflict Analysis, Conflict Resolution, D.R. Congo, Peace Building, Rwanda, United Nations 3 Feb 2023 – Pope Francis’ Appeal to the populations of the Democratic Republic of Congo and of South […]
Articles
Ilhan Omar Is Not Mama Africa
1 Feb 2023 – Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is making a martyr of Somali American Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. Prior to the Republicans’ slim […]
Features
Central African Republic: Continuing Collapse – Local Peace Building Needed By Renee Waldow
The continuing violence, refugee flows, internally displaced persons and the lack of government services is a good reminder of the difficulties of creating a […]
Action alerts
Rights group documents fresh South Sudan 'war crimes'
A rights group on Wednesday accused the government of South Sudan and its allied militias of carrying out “war crimes” of “staggering brutality” during […]
Haiti
Do You Know This Haitian Revolution Early Leader & Vodou Priest? By Freddie Ra
Duttу Bоukmаn wаѕ аn early leader оf thе Hаіtіаn Rеvоlutіоn, еnѕlаvеd іn Jаmаіса аnd lаtеr in Haiti. Hе іѕ соnѕіdеrеd tо hаvе bееn bоth […]
Activism
Chronic corruption in UN resettlement process
THE UN AND REFUGEES – A NIGHTMAREUNHCR globally wastes more than one Galactic Year in the lives of refugeesIn Kenya it just got worse […]
Analysis
The Last Country We “Liberated” from an “Evil” Dictator Is Now Openly Trading Slaves Written by Carey Wedler
It is widely known that the U.S.-led NATO intervention to topple Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 resulted in a power vacuum that has allowed […]
Analysis
Congo-Kinshasa: Leveraging Mobile Tech to Combat Conflict and Corruption By Eliot Pence
Washington, DC — Rarely has so small a law stirred so much debate about so distant a conflict. Over the past several months, debate […]
Opinions
Biafra, The Ostrich Mentality And Nigeria’s Tragedy By Okey Ndibe
There is a sense in which the name of the malaise afflicting Nigeria is Biafra. I have argued before—and I must do so again—that […]
Articles
Story of North Korean gold shows real world's interdependence'
Reuters/Michael Dalder It is too premature to make any accusations on the basis that the North Korean gold was found in US products, […]
African Union
Tell Kirr and Marchar, the taste of the pudding is in the Eating
The much-anticipated first face-to-face talks between South Sudan’s President Kiir and his former vice president turned rebel leader Machar culminated in a peace accord. […]