The war is finally over! Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Russian President Vladimir Putin have officially signed a peace agreement to cease the war in Nagorno Karabakh. Some of the most important conditions from this peace agreement are the following: Azerbaijan will control all the Read more…
The leader of a pro-independence group in Western Sahara… …has declared war on Morocco, threatening a full-blown military conflict. The announcement came after Morocco launched a military operation in the United Nations-patrolled buffer zone of Guerguerat near Mauritania. Rabat said its aim is to “put a stop to the blockade” Read more…
Last week, three people were killed… …in a knife attack in the Notre-Dame Basilica of Nice. Asreportedby CNN, the suspect, Brahim Aouissaoui arrived at the train station of Nice at 8 AM, changing his clothes and heading to the church where the attack took place. Half an hour later, four Read more…
France plunged into mourning… …after another bloody attack, this time in the suburbs of Paris, in the town of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine. On October 16, Samuel Paty, a teacher of history, geography and civil society at a local school, was brutally murdered after the demonstration of a caricature of the sacred figure Read more…
An interview with the founder of UNITE 2030, Alyssa Chassman, regarding the programme and the upcoming year until the event in 2021. The topics discussed include the Youth Delegate Programme, the ongoing pandemic situation, what we are facing now, and a virtual round table where you can shake hands with Read more…
The Black Lives Matter movement was born 7 years ago… …following the killing of an unarmed black teenager, Trayvon Martin, and the subsequent acquittal of his killer. American civil rights activist Alicia Garza created a Facebook post named ‘A love letter to Black people’, and this was followed by Read more…
In my last short piece on the conflict between China and Taiwan, I introduced how Beijing sees its “estranged twin” and what are their methods when it comes to undermining the country’s will for sovereignty. The aim of the second part is no more and no less than to describe the choices Read more…
More than a week ago, the World Food Programme… (WFP) was awarded this year’s Nobel Peace Prize. The decision sheds light on the important work of the world’s largest humanitarian organization, which tries to combat hunger and promote food security. The organization was one of the most crucial ones Read more…
“From Vac to Beijing, the prisoners whisper…” On the eve of the 23rd of October, 1956, there was nothing suggesting that a group of student protests across Hungary would collapse into revolution. Embodied by the ideas of citizens as free men; independent of foreign power and cemented with democratic Read more…
An Interview with Founder and CEO of UNITE2030, Alyssa Chassman You founded Unite2030 in 2016 – as I know so far. What was your motivation for creating this program, and why did you want to make it come true? Alyssa Chassman:“I started Unite2030 at the end of 2016 because I Read more…