Europe
G7 Summit begins in Germany
The G7 Summit 2022 will take place from 26 to 28 June 2022 in Schloss Elmau in the Bavarian Alps. The venue is an attractive setting for the talks and meetings of the heads of […]
Italy
General News
Opinion: Government Has No Business Building Cathedrals – By Ben Ofosu – Appiah
The President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo-Addo, on the morning of 6th March 2017, cut the sod to start the construction of a brand-new Cathedral by the state to be used for interdenominational services according to […]
Africa
President Mahama to hold talks with Italian PM & President on Thursday
President John Dramani Mahama will today, hold discussions with the Italian President HE Sergio Mattarella in Rome. The President who will also meet with the Italian Prime Minister, Matteo Renzi, will discuss issues relating to […]
Africa
Ebola: Merck, UNESCO and Cambridge University join hands to build Research Capacity in Africa with the aim to fight against Ebola
Merck (http://www.merckgroup.com), the world’s oldest pharmaceutical and Chemical company in partnership with UNESCO , Cambridge University and University of Rome plan to conduct UNESCO-Merck Africa Research Summit – MARS which will be held on the […]
Africa
Analysis: With the CHRAJ and Co., Ghana’s democracy remains doomed unless… Observes Dr Michael J.K. Bopkor
Folks, in response to the controversy raised by the huge sum of money paid on hotel accommodation for Ms. Lauretta Lamptey (head of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice, CHRAJ) a contributor made […]
Africa
Lampedusa: PACE rapporteur calls for investigation into allegations that boats failed to carry out rescue
Tineke Strik (Netherlands, SOC), rapporteur of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) on “Lives lost in the Mediterranean”, today called for an investigation into allegations that fishing or other boats failed to […]
Africa
LIBYA: A protection challenge for the opposition
The entry by Libyan opposition fighters into Tripoli clearly marks a turning point for the Libyan opposition after six months of fighting against Col Muammar Gaddafi’s government. But while the balance of power appears to […]
Africa
The Libyan Crisis: Italy Humiliates NATO – Part I By Dr Michael J.K. Bokor
At long last, the reality check that the war-mongers orchestrating NATO’s devastation of Libya need to do is here. Something is beginning to happen within NATO circles to confirm our claim that NATO’s military campaign […]
Africa
Libya: Withdrawal of United Nations staff is not the answer – argues Dr Michael J.K. Bokor
The United Nations has decided to pull its international staff from Tripoli (Libya) to avert any physical attacks on them. The UN’s decision followed the vandalizing of its mission in Tripoli following the latest military […]
Africa
Libya: Why the Worst is coming from the West – By Dr Michael J.K. Bokor
From all indications, the UN Security Council’s Resolution 1973 has become an albatross with very nasty implications. Initially couched and perceived as a blessing—because it was meant to solve humanitarian problems arising from the rebellion […]