By Gordon Brown EDINBURGH – The world has responded to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine with sanctions, travel bans, and deliveries of humanitarian and military aid, all of which have been stepped up as Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war crimes claim more lives every day.
By Carl Greenidge Guyana’s complaint before the ICJ against the Venezuelan Government is based on a number of factors among the most important of which is Venezuela’s breach of one fundamental legal principle, a state cannot sign a treaty, benefit from the implementation of its provisions for over 63 years then, when convenient, simply unilaterally declare the treaty null and void.
CARICOM Heads meeting in Belize could not have been clearer about the ‘perfect storm’ that is about to strike the Caribbean.
By Red Thread Red Thread’s members are primarily grassroots women, who live daily with various forms of economic and social insecurity.
Corruption is a human rights issue, which ought to be recognized as such by States, the business community and civil society.
In this so-called ‘Little Dubai’ gas prices are rising and so are the people’s blood pressure and frustrations.
Searching for positives I share most brief – albeit troubled – thoughts in a short column today.
1. Is the Embassy currently processing applications for non-immigrant visa renewals?
By Jennapher Lunde Seefeldt Jennapher Lunde Seefeldt is Assistant Professor of Government and International Affairs, Augustana University.
What could make the situation in Ukraine more ripe for a peaceful resolution?
Now that the Government has decided to resuscitate the Amaila Falls Hydropower Project, it is time to revisit the Project.
By Omar Shahabudin McDoom Omar Shahabudin McDoom was born in London to parents who left Georgetown in the 60s.
In observance of International Women’s Day (IWD), the Ministry of Education allowed schoolgirls and female teachers to wear any hairstyle they chose.
March! Rigging and other anniversaries The COVID-19 pandemic which, naturally and obviously, has “embraced” Guyana – with some reckless co-operation from many “don’t care” myopic citizens – still attracts local attention, heart-break, funding and contention.
When it comes to the topic of hair, many are quick to label it as a frivolous thing.
(A column by Transparency Institute Guyana Inc) Recently, TIGI received a feral blast which is probably the best descriptor given that we have some of the same players from a previous era making similar objections to criticism as when Dr.
By Shashi Tharoor NEW DELHI – Russia’s war in Ukraine has exposed India’s strategic vulnerabilities as few other things could, raising fundamental questions about the country’s position in the world, its regional security, and the wisdom of its long-term relationships.
On 24 February, Russia’s President began a vicious military campaign, invading a neighbouring country, Ukraine.
By Thandeka Percival, Salima Hinds and Vidyaratha Kissoon Thandeka Percival is a journalist and former educator.
Key findings √ Human-induced climate change continues to cause dangerous and widespread disruption in nature.
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