Tag: Opinion section
The Taliban, these men who are afraid of educated women
He added that persecution, based on gender, can constitute a crime against humanity under the Rome Statute, to…
Brussels museum pays homage to Brit artist Banksy
The “invasion” in question was by the renowned British street artist Banksy who, somehow, managed to get into…
MEPs “united” in wanting reform after Qatargate
Belgium, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) MEPs from across the political divide have made a fresh call for action in the…
Future Educator: Aseel El-Sharif Wants to Influence Future Generations
Aseel belongs to the population of Palestine refugees in Lebanon displaced from Nahr el-Bared Camp, and currently lives…
A Means to an End…or…An End to a Means
in African percussion and hopefully, start a recording studio. Ultimately, he did form a successful African recording studio…
The cost of Brexit
The report was authored by John Springford, deputy director of the Centre for European Reform (CER), a leading…
EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement – What is at stake?
The deal between the EU and the four Mercosur nations—Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay—reduces import limits while virtually…
Fragmented COVID-19 Responses Are Still Holding Us Back
The last few weeks have yet again served as a testament to the global nature of the pandemic…
Serious concern voiced about the state of the textile sector in EU
The body representing the textiles industry in the EU says it is “highly concerned” about the potential loss…
A real single market for energy is a must!
cleaning up is not enough. The digital transition is a very important missing link in the green transition.…
Olbrycht MEP: We need to adapt our financial planning to be ready to face challenges head-on
On this topic for the newspaper spoke Jan Olbrycht MEP, co-author of a new Report on upscaling the…
U.S. – Africa Leaders Summit, an attitude adjustment
Africa also offers better conditions for U.S. mining interests than Latin America which has been reverting to nationalist…