Summer Special New 15/07/2018 – by Sheila Mysorekar Black revolutionary artist The African-American Jean-Michel Basquiat rose from graffiti sprayer to artist of international fame Read
Summer Special New 12/07/2018 – by Eva-Maria Verfürth Resolving the Middle East conflict in a soccer stadium “The 90 Minute War” – a movie about a soccer match to resolve the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict Read
Urbanisation 22/06/2018 – by Majaletje Mathume Inadequate infrastructure Why the taps might have run dry in Cape Town Read
Formative years 15/05/2018 – by Roli Mahajan Privileged, yet stressed out Obesity and the pressure to perform in school haunt India’s middle-class youth Read
SDGs 05/05/2018 – by Drake Jamali Official statistics must improve Solid statistics help to ensure that no group is left behind Read
Fake news 17/04/2018 – by Alan C. Robles No lie is too blatant Fake reports on Filipino Facebook pages Read
Right-wing authoritarianism 15/04/2018 – by Alan C. Robles Powerful falsehoods How Rodrigo Duterte, the president of the Philippines, depends on online trolls Read
Blog 05/04/2018 – by Hans Dembowski How to stem the tide of disinformation The recommendations of the EU’s High-Level Expert Group on fake news Read
Financing of terrorism 05/04/2018 – by Dagmar Wolf Dangerous cash flow How so-called Sharia states influence the west through business and finance the export of their radical ideologies Read
Education 03/04/2018 – by Angelina Henrich, Moses Ntenga End pupils' fear of teachers' canes In Uganda, a non-governmental organisation wants to convince school teachers of stopping corporal punishment Read
Call for Papers and Inputs 01/04/2018 – by PEGNet PEGNet Conference 2018 Improving the quality of education and learning outcomes in developing countries Read
