In what can only be called an extreme shift in US foreign policy, President Donald Trump seems to have moved from decades-old approach to the Palestinian cause, offering Israelis and Arab Palestinians another concept (one state) without defining what this new notion actually brin

According to the Institute of International Education, the number of Middle Eastern students pursuing studies at US universities has declined by a little more than 9 per cent.

History tells us that since the American Civil War, which started primarily as a result of the long-standing dispute over the enslavement of black people(1861-1865), democracy, freedom and affluence have been mostly held in reserve for white Americans by means ofmarginalisationan

I was rather indisposed to write about this subject, but, on second thought, I rendered I should because of the ample, stimulating and convoluted academic ramifications it entails.The so-called Coronavirus pandemic has bewilderingly enforced imperative academic and financial pres

In an awful, terrible incident, which best brings to one’s mind Ralph Ellison’s most famous black “Invisible Man” (1952), on May 25, 2020, to be exact, kneeling on their victim’s neck, four white police officers brutally and pitilessly became responsible for the homicide of forty

Sometimes, it can be difficult to live without realising that someone, or something, may not be able to succeed all the time without undergoing some kind of failure.

Many of us, in the upper administration level of various organisations, bodies and institutions of all types, often try to keep tension at work under the surface.

To be successful, in my view, is to be able to alert the thoughts, sentiments and feelings of other individuals around us. To be sure, one’s ability to involve oneself in one’s environment is a matter of success, vitally connected with self-confidence.

In almost all the dictionaries and encyclopedias that I know of, “corruption” is generally defined as the abuse and exploitation of the power that someone enjoys, whether given to him/her by legacy, schooling, social class, employment or anything else for that matter, for persona