My colleagues and I have been doing research on the roles of local radios in creating awareness about the dangers of irregular migration.

Walhi, Indonesia’s largest environmental organization, recently took the government to court for issuing construction permits to a Chinese company based on what they allege was a “deeply flawed” environmental impact assessment.

Due to communication and other technological advancements, we are in the age of information. The online media become sources of news and platforms of personal conversations.

On the evening of March 14, tropical cyclone Idai slammed into the southeastern coast of Africa.

When we conceive of a legitimately structured governance system operating in a given country anywhere in the world, no government can ever be assumed to stand out richer than its very people.

What happens when long-running autocratic leaders are finally ousted? This is the dilemma currently facing Algeria and Sudan, where protests recently led to the removal of Presidents Abdelaziz Bouteflika and Omar al-Bashir respectively.

The contemporary world is progressing with each passing day in an era of heightened globalization. Civilizations of different countries, with their unique features, are blooming like colorful flowers in a botanical garden.

Africa’s health sector represents a massive investment opportunity, estimated by the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa to be worth USD 66 billion annually.

The World Press Freedom Day had been celebrated here in Ethiopia from May 1-3. The stage was vital for Ethiopia to show its commitment to press freedom and democratic leadership.

Over a century after its construction, the Peace Palace in The Hague – home to the International Court of Justice, the Permanent Court of Arbitration, The Hague Academy of International Law, and the Peace Palace Library – stands as a monument to the soaring ambition and dashed hopes of a bygone generation.