The United Nations has found itself embroiled in yet another major sex scandal, a consistent albeit undesirable track record it has maintained since the 2000s.

In today’s culture wars, no issue is spared from being given a partisan twist – even when lives are at stake. It is, therefore, rather

June 29, 2021, saw the shocking defeat of a highly publicized motion put forward in Canada’s Senate. This motion would have officially recognized that a

Nigeria is fast becoming one of the deadliest countries in the world for Christians, with thousands being kidnapped, raped, mutilated and massacred in the northern

America’s nearly 20-year war in Afghanistan – its longest-ever overseas conflict – resulted in catastrophic consequences for the Afghan people, with tens of thousands of

As the pandemic continues to restrict the lives of many, vaccines have become a crucial element of countries’ plans to reopen. Nations hurry to secure

Since the 2000s, there have been numerous reports of mind-numbing scandals committed by international organizations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). These vary from rape and sexual abuse to the illegal export of minerals and illicit firearms to murderous rebel groups responsible for conflicts between provinces and neighbouring countries.