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When Money Smells
In recent years, the Vrije Universiteit (Free University) Amsterdam has conducted research on human rights in China.
Realism about Foreign-Policy Realism
In a world of sovereign states, foreign-policy decisions naturally should account for national interests and the broader balance of power.
A melting pot of cultures breeds a strong nation
All the strong nations we know today are the results of the Melting Pot Theory.
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Toward Revitalizing Pan-Africanism
In the wake of decolonization, Pan-Africanism emerged as a rallying undercurrent for many patriots in the continent.
Procrastination
Procrastination is one of those terms which I have always found difficult to remember, to say, and write about; in English, of course.
“Foreign Ethiopian players were ready to join the national team,” David Basha
It has been more than seven years since he started scouting foreign Ethiopian players. Before he came to Ethiopia, he finished his studies in football management in Germany.
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Waning use of condom, surging HIV
The 1990s was a difficult period for Ethiopians. Many lost their families, loved ones and neighbors, as HIV/AIDS reached its peak in the country.
School of clouds
The Pandemic has truly revolutionized the way student learns. Causing a sudden shift in education, in many parts of the globe, some are wondering whether the adoption of online learning will continue to persist in post-pandemic era and how such a shift would impact the future of education.
Digitizing the remittance market
Beyene, a marketing consultant whose last name is withheld upon request, never wanted to go to the parallel market to withdraw money sent from...
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Transactional politics
“No more blank cheques for Trump’s favorite dictator,” said Joe Biden’s statement back in July 2020, when he was running for the Oval Office. He criticized the Egyptian government for “arresting, torturing, and exiling Egyptian citizens and threatening their families.”
