Europe 

‘At risk’ Mediterranean forests make ‘vital contributions’ to development

The report observes that forest-based livelihoods not only benefit local villagers but also contribute to national tax bases, and overall well-being. And while the Mediterranean diet and agricultural products are world-renowned, their survival depend on rural landscapes, resources and decent working conditions.  Moreover, Mediterranean coastlines host 30 per cent of all international tourists, with budding cities and megacities that continue… Read More
Europe 

Everyone’s ‘buy-in’ needed to restore peace in Kosovo, UN envoy tells Security Council

President Aleksandar Vučić of Serbia and President Hashim Thaçi of Kosovo vowed to keep talking following a meeting in Brussels, last week, informed Zahir Tanin, the head of the UN Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK). However, for political negotiations to succeed and lasting peace to take hold, “full engagement and buy-in” is needed from all actors – societies, leaders… Read More
Europe 

UN experts concerned over racial bias in Dutch child welfare system

In May, police took the children into care, including a breastfeeding infant – reportedly without “duly considering their best interests, preserving the family structure or first providing instructions on how to combat problems in the home,” the experts said. “This family separation has caused immense trauma and psychological damage and we are deeply troubled about the impact on the children’s… Read More
Liberating Power Of Brexit Europe OP-ED 

The Liberating Power Of Brexit

The referendum of June 23, 2016 regarding Britain’s remain at or exit from the European Union, through its subversive BREXIT result – the first major, painful defeat for the under German control European Union of the banks and multinationals,- undoubtedly shook the dominant British and European political and economical system. Read More

Blair’s links to Rwandan President Kagame must remain secret – Foreign Office

Tony Blair’s relationship with the Rwandan regime and its president, Paul Kagame, must remain secret because Blair is a “former prime minister,” according to the Times, after the Foreign Office rejected its Freedom of Information request. The UK government refused to release information about Blair’s involvement with Rwanda and his Africa Governance Initiative charity when probed by Times journalists. . Read More
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