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The Naked Ayatollah

By  Reza Aslan RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA – The nationwide protests in Iran over women’s rights and abuses by the religious morality police have once again shone a light on the country’s ruling clerical class and the seemingly limitless powers of the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

BV land deal

Land ownership has always been seen as a symbol of generational wealth and security, due to the important role in personal and collective development that it is seen to play.

A new regional agenda for tourism

No one should be in doubt. A toxic economic mix consisting of a war in Europe, surging inflation, slowing Chinese growth, a probable global recession, and a decision to cut production to increase oil prices by OPEC-plus, the cartel which now includes Russia, threaten to set back Caribbean tourism recovery.

The great chips war

By Carl Bildt STOCKHOLM – In addition to dealing with the fallout from open warfare in eastern Europe, the world is witnessing the start of a full-scale economic war between the United States and China over technology.

Our differences – cultural, social, political, racial

-The “working-from-home” phenomenon I peruse our newspapers and Internet Applications; watch and listen to television and political presentations, it is easy to appreciate that too many contributions – some unwittingly, many deliberately – often, even daily, either emphasise or incite our human contributors’ differences.

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