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In the past several years, Sierra Leone has dealt with a civil war, the Ebola outbreak and then, in mid-September, heavy floods hit the capital, Freetown. Remote areas were devastated. Four [...]

Climate change is one of the most serious public policy debates across the globe, and its effects, such as the relation between climate change and youth migration in Nepal, is worthy of [...]

Youth unemployment in Guinea is one of many challenges the country faces, notes guest blogger Ousmane Ba. Like other African nations, Guinea has one of the youngest populations in the world with [...]

Guest blogger Muhammad Furqan Ubaid looks at education in Pakistan and where it needs to improve. Muhammad Imran, resident of Rajanpur, Southern Punjab says, “I am a farmer that works the land [...]

Leading a family where members co-habit peacefully and progressively is never an easy task. It is even more daunting for a community leader to cast his vision of creating a haven for a people of [...]

Early one morning, I woke up and decided to take a walk to see how badly has the deadly Ebola virus affected my country. I came across an empty classroom where I met couple of my friends. I asked [...]

Human rights, the protection of the individual and the legitimate scope of government are attracting significant debate within the international sphere, particularly recently with the Snowden [...]

In Australia, new Prime Minister Tony Abbott has just celebrated his first 100 days in power. After defeating a self destructing Labour Party in the last election Mr Abbott has set his political [...]

Entrepreneurship is not your average subject. You don’t learn about or go about teaching entrepreneurship alone like you would with most subjects. You have to experience it hands on. It’s a [...]