The tensions in the mountainous enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh have persisted for decades, with the latest outbreak of violence in 2023 further destabilizing the region forcing…
iGlobenewsDecember 9, 2023
Weak state authority, easy access to firearms and indifference towards conflict resolution mechanisms has ensured that militant groups rather than the states are the predominant…
iGlobenewsJuly 7, 2023
Global supply chains featuring commodity ingredients and foods are often opaque, tangled and secretive. Huge multi-national food companies often have well-crafted human rights policies listed…
iGlobenewsJune 30, 2023
On Africa Day at the UN in Vienna the Africa Interactive digital project was presented to the world. Governments, museums and private collections have been…
iGlobenewsJune 9, 2023
Powerful UK institutions from the monarchy to Ekaterra (formerly Unilever and Brooke Bond) are being confronted over a British colonial-era land grab in Kenya’s Kericho…
iGlobenewsMay 9, 2023
The US invaded Iraq 20 years ago with the aim of overthrowing Saddam Hussein, freeing its people and disarming Iraq to ‘defend the world from…
iGlobenewsMarch 20, 2023
Despite having experienced genocide, Rwanda, through a combination of a forward-thinking President and an engaged female population, has taken the initiative to build itself gradually…
iGlobenewsMarch 16, 2023
The expulsion of Iran from the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) is one of many ways in which the international community is…
iGlobenewsFebruary 15, 2023
Contrary to the enormous effort the Finnish government is putting into joining NATO, the rights of the Sámi people remain on the backburner. Finland’s government…
iGlobenewsJanuary 18, 2023
