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 Why Trump Thrives on Manufactured Chaos by George Cassidy Payne
14 May 2019
Obviously, President Trump perceives himself as a leader who can thrive on chaos. But what has been overlooked is why he chooses to "lead" this way. (Add a comment) |  Lowering Standards: Australian Universities, English Requirements and Student Cash Cows by Dr. Binoy Kampmark
14 May 2019
There are no protests on the streets and no effigies of university officials being burned by protesting students today. There are no protests outside the officers of the over-remunerated Vice Chancellors and their various henchpersons. (Add a comment) |  Speculations on Algeria's next leadership by Jay Gutman
14 May 2019
Traditionally Algeria designates the highest-ranking army official to lead the nation (Ben Bella, Boumediene, Chadli, Boudiaf, Zeroual) or the longest-serving political official to lead the nation (Kafi, Bouteflika). (Add a comment) |  Dog Toothache by Paul Woods
14 May 2019
Originally from Port Macquarie, Australia, Paul Woods is a Cartoonist and Illustrator based in South London who also plays drums, works as a Cameraman and likes bad horror films. His series of cartoons is entitled "Insert Brain Here" and (Add a comment) |  The Warsaw Pact by The Ovi Team
14 May 2019
May 14th 1955; The Soviet Union and seven of its European satellites sign a treaty establishing the Warsaw Pact, a mutual defence organization that put the Soviets in command of the armed forces of the member states. (Add a comment) |  Cameroon: Window of Opportunity for Con-federal Conflict Resolution? by Rene Wadlow
13 May 2019
On 8 May 2019, Michelle Bachelet, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, after a 3-day mission to the Cameroon, welcomed the Cameroon government's willingness to cooperate over finding workable solutions (Add a comment) |  Jewels on deep blue seas by Bohdan Yuri
13 May 2019
strings of pearls on deep blue seas
that do appear in daylight dreams,
reveal wild islands basking in the sun,
moving mysteries into forevermore. (Add a comment) |  North Korean negotiations by Jay Gutman
13 May 2019
The main problem is that Kim Jung Eun is perceived like a god in his country. So Kim Jung Eun's line of work is on that deals a lot with propaganda, and the rest is trying to make money to preserve the elite's financial status. (Add a comment) |  Berserk Alert! #204 by Tony Zuvela
13 May 2019
Tony Zuvela and his view of the world around us in a constant berserk alert! (Add a comment) |  Daphne Du Maurier by The Ovi Team
13 May 2019
May 13th; British writer Daphne Du Maurier is born on this day in 1907. Du Maurier wrote many romantic suspense novels, including the popular Rebecca (1938). (1 comment) |  Pope shot in Rome by The Ovi Team
13 May 2019
May 13th 1981; thousands see Pope shot in Rome. The Pope has been shot four times as he blessed the crowds in St Peter's Square in Rome. Surgeons have performed a five-hour operation and say they hope he will make a full recovery. (1 comment) |  Queens of melody by Dr Elsa Lycias Joel
12 May 2019
The magic in music had always enthralled me. A fusion of arts is something I'll never miss. An invite from Alliance Francaise Chennai to witness 'Queens of Melody' left me solemnly wondering what it could be as it featured Eleonore Fourniau as (Add a comment) |  Mother of All by Leah Sellers
12 May 2019
Sweet Spirit
Mother of All
Soul of All Creation
Sweet Spirit
Mother of All (Add a comment) |  The difference between ethnicity and culture by Jay Gutman
12 May 2019
When you discuss diversity, do you discuss ethnic diversity or cultural diversity? What are the varying degrees of ethnicity and culture? When providing citizenship do you take ethnicity into account, culture into account or both? (Add a comment) | | newer 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 older |
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