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China’s Suzerainty, Britain’s Failure, and Hong Kong’s Dilemma

The stand-off between Beijing and the Hong Kong rioters has reached a new phase and the situation is now spiralling out of control. The protests erupted following an extradition bill that would enable Hong Kong citizens to be tried in mainland China and was widely condemned by Hongkongers as an assault on their legal system…

Benjamin White November 29, 2019

Terrorist Dealings in Afghanistan

Transitioning Democracy, Peace in the Balance Afghanistan, a state that has been ravaged by tortuous war for four decades, has become the subject of a failing peace process and a highly ambitious push for democracy by the Afghani President, Ashraf Ghani. While democracy is widely propelled as a catalyst for peace, in this case, it…

Benjamin White November 12, 2019

“Let’s Shake Things Up”. African Union Youth Envoy Aya Chebbi Unravels Youth Plan 2019-20

The African Union (AU) is a continental body consisting of the 55 member states that make up the countries of the African Continent. It was officially launched in 2002 as a successor to the Organisation of African Unity (OAU, 1963-1999). The AU is guided by its vision of “An Integrated, Prosperous and Peaceful Africa, driven by…

Nipuna Ambanpola October 20, 2019

Conflicts, Climate Change, and Humanitarian Catastrophe

The developing world, predominantly situated close to the equator, is more prone to both natural disasters and conflict than the developed. Although the severity of climate change affects us all, northern states still have the benefit of largely stable environmental conditions while regions such as the Horn of Africa and Central / Southeast Asia are…

Benjamin White September 30, 2019

The US Women Soccer National Team and an Equal Pay Conundrum: Making Heads or Tails of the Ongoing Issue

Article by Firas Aouinet. Firas Aouinet is a writer at heart. So far, he has dabbled in a few fields of study. He studied a bit of multimedia Journalism at Southeast Missouri State University where he learned the basics of U.S journalism and honed both his writing and graphic design skills. He took group fitness…

Guest Author August 15, 2019

“Local Challenges, Local Solutions”: USLS 2019

“When I started IVolunteer International, it was a Facebook page with one like.” I wanted to let the hundreds of passionate and fired up leaders in the audience know, while I was answering one of the questions from a delegate. See, we are so caught up with wanting to change entire communities that sometimes we…

Nipuna Ambanpola August 13, 2019

Volunteering Enables Youth Discover Their Passions

Article By Brian Malika. Brian has served as a Youth Task Force Member on youth employment at the British Council office in Nairobi where he was keen to ensure that the voices of Kenyan youth with a disability were factored while drafting the 2018 British Council Youth Report on Employment for Kenya. Additionally, while still…

Guest Author August 3, 2019

Challenging Stereotypes: Women And Girls In Space Science

That gender inequality is one of the greatest challenges of our time can hardly be gainsaid. Until recently, gender inequality was a peripheral subject, but today the subject has found a common place in the political and human rights discussions around the world. The move is in response to the increasing recognition of the implications…

Maulline Gragau July 31, 2019

5 Ways to Shape The Future of Education

Article by Firas Aouinet. Firas Aouinet is a writer at heart. So far, he has dabbled in a few fields of study. He studied a bit of multimedia Journalism at Southeast Missouri State University where I learned the basics of U.S journalism and honed both his writing and graphic design skills. He took group fitness…

Guest Author July 15, 2019

Volunteers Revive Locked Library for Education

Education has always been a very important matter in everyone’s life, and the power of books should never be underestimated. Some people can easily reach valuable books while others find it really hard to afford them or going all the way to get them. But guess what? you can always find books in libraries and…

Ghada Mezghani July 5, 2019

Be Prepared to Stand Up #Pride

Nora Cook is an undergraduate student at Georgia Southern University double-majoring in Professional Communications and Gender Studies. She is also the President of Feminist United at the Georgia Southern University Armstrong Campus. I could give you a history lesson on how Pride started. I could give you the number of people who died alone and…

Guest Author June 18, 2019

Creating A Volunteer in the Ranks of Expatriates & Digital Nomads in Asia

Eric Van Buskirk is the Founder of ClickStream, a content strategy Agency in Saigon. Eric oversaw nine of the largest content marketing data studies of 2016 and 2017. The articles were done for Neil Patel and (NeilPatel.com) and Brian Dean. He’s is the publisher Of DopaSolution.com a site about mental health. Van Buskirk’s an evangelist for…

Balkis Chaabane May 14, 2019

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