Daily Query

Every seat of power eventually develops a peculiar form of silence. It is not the silence that comes from the absence of voices. Quite the opposite. Corridors of government are rarely quiet. They are filled with advisers, reports, briefings, meetings, speeches, statistics,

By Cally Ikpe, Ph.D Throughout history, nations have competed for influence, territory, resources and strategic advantage. Whether driven by pride, ideology, religion, economics or national interest, the tendency of stronger states to dominate weaker ones has remained a recurring feature of international