SWITZERLAND TODAY
Switzerland, which enjoys the world’s second highest per capita GDP of US$ 81,867, has consistently ranked among the 10 wealthiest countries on the
VACCINE TRANSPARENCY

CAPITALISM BARED
As humankind grapples with the deadly novel coronavirus on the health front, another battle that’s not discussed as much as COVID-19 is gurgling beneath
THE BIDEN PRESIDENCY

SPOTLIGHT ON DEMOCRACY

ELECTION WATCH
The New Zealand general election in October last year was to elect 120 MPs – New Zealand too has a mixed member proportional (MMP)
TURKEY TODAY
Two words; or better yet, make that three proper nouns – Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, the man in central command of a nation perched
COVID-19 VACCINES

YEAR 2021

SAUDI ARABIA TODAY
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) is the world’s 18th largest economy, a leading producer of oil and a founder member of OPEC. Saudi Arabia possesses around 17 percent
US ELECTION

CLIMATE CHANGE
The California Dream meant different things to different people. American singer Beth Anderson once said: “Everything is just better
ANIMAL RIGHTS
O, South Asian humans, hear our plea. We the elected body representing victimised animals appeal to your larger per capita brain. Some of you are moving
NETHERLANDS TODAY
By mid-October, the Netherlands was once again moving towards a partial lockdown to avoid a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic. In a televised
US SUPREME COURT
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg who fought gender discrimination and fiercely advocated for human rights will always be
MONEY LAUNDERING
The cornerstone of an age of technology is speed and convenience in financial transactions. This extends to the global transfer of money as well
RECESSION PLANNING
Many of the world’s largest corporations and some of the most successful businesses in Sri Lanka were established in times of economic
INDONESIA TODAY
The coronavirus outbreak has taken a toll on countries and economies the world over with Indonesia not proving to be an exception. In mid-October
US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
The world usually takes note when Americans go to the polls to vote for a new president. This is because the outcome of domestic
THE POLITICS OF COVID-19
COVID-19-like death is seen as a great leveller; but ironically, it appears to be hitting developed countries harder than