All posts tagged "South Africa"

Oped

Ukraine war redraws the map of international scientific cooperation

Is Russia’s invasion of Ukraine redrawing the map of international scientific cooperation? Whereas Europe and the...

Oped

Twenty years of BRICS, political and economic transformations

It is these underlying economic aspirations that have served to reinvigorate the flow of capital within...

News

Henley & Partners denies allegations, protests Blitz report

On behalf of Henley & Partners South Africa Ltd, Sarah Nicklin, Group Head of Public Relations has...

World

European countries demonstrated its unreliability as partners, says Sergey Lavrov

European countries demonstrated its unreliability as partners and Moscow will be considering possible cooperation proposals based...

Health

Omicron variant wave starts to decline

Good news is, according to reports, Omicron variant wave has already started to decline. Writes Stephen...

Oped

Desmond Tutu responsible for introducing the false and slanderous accusation about Israel

Desmond Tutu minimized Palestinian acts of violence and misapplied the experience of apartheid in South Africa...

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Golden Jubilee celebration of Bangladesh and Israel’s support to our war of independence

On December 16, as Bangladesh is going to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of its victory against...

Counterterrorism

Global terrorist activities of the Iranian mullah regime

Iranian mullah regime’s terrorist activities are not limited by the borders, instead it has been spreading in...

Health

Pfizer CEO looks for vaccinating people every year

Those who believe they will be in the clear after their third dose of the Covid-19...

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Nelson Mandela’s connections to Jews and Israel

Nelson Mandela’s connections to Jews go back a long way. In the 1940s, he was hired by Lazer...