Category: Geo-Politics

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Nelson Mandela

Nelson Mandela: How Tolerance can build Nations

Nelson Mandela: “After I became president, I asked one day some members of my close protection to stroll with me in the city, have lunch at one of its restaurants. We sat in one of the downtown restaurants and all of us asked for some sort of food.” “After a while, the waiter brought us…
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African countries are fed up with being marginalised in global institutions

They will be pushing hard for change at a big global pow-wow this week On June 22nd, Emmanuel Macron, the President of France, organized a development-finance gathering in Paris to address crucial global matters such as World Bank restructuring, climate finance, and debt distress. The meeting boasted of a significant number of influential individuals, including…
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The Poverty In Mississippi Is Unlike Anything You've Ever Seen

The Poverty In Mississippi Is Unlike Anything You’ve Ever Seen

The poverty in Mississippi is unlike anything you’ve ever seen. It is a state that has been plagued by poverty for decades, and the effects of this poverty are visible in every corner of the state. Mississippi has the highest poverty rate in the nation, with nearly one in four people living in poverty. The…
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Out of our minds: opium’s part in imperial history

Out of our minds: Opium’s part in Imperial History

How a mind-altering, addictive substance was used as a weapon by one empire to subdue another by Lewis Dartnell Humans are an exquisitely intelligent and capable species of ape. Our physiology has been fine-tuned for efficient long-distance running; our hands are elegantly dextrous for manipulating and making; and our throats and mouths give us astonishing control…
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International visibility increases Finland’s influence

International visibility increases Finland’s influence

Helsinki could do a little bit more in Suriname   eyesonsuriname   Amsterdam, May 17 2023 — The other day eyesonsuriname.com was chatting with a new friend from Finland. He was kind of puzzled about the role of his home country in the world and said something in the order of: ” Yes, but those strong countries have…
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The trouble with Suriname

The trouble with Suriname

The trouble with Suriname is that all wise men there, are full of doubts, while the idiots, criminals and stupid ones are full of confidence.

The downfall of VVD’s anti-populist shield: How BBB exploited it and why we should be wary

The VVD believed for a long time that they were the shield against populist parties. However, after 12.5 years of Rutte, that formula has been exhausted. This has allowed the BBB to take advantage of the situation. But should we be happy about this? No, because that party is a puppet of the wealthy, silent…
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Greta Thunberg and the Great Reset

Greta Thunberg and the Great Reset

Greta Thunberg and the Great Reset Greta Thunberg is an 18-year-old Swedish climate activist who has been a driving force in the global push for climate action. She has been an outspoken advocate for the Great Reset, a concept championed by the World Economic Forum (WEF) to address the immense challenges posed by climate change…
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Q&A with Noam Chomsky about the Future of our world

Noam Chomsky about the Future of our world

We asked Noam Chomsky about the future of our world, our systems of government and power and our need to come together to address the challenges of our time. The laureate professor and public intellectual shared his thoughts with UArizona College of Social & Behavioral Sciences Dean Lori Poloni-Staudinger.