Martin Llewellyn, University of Glasgow Over the last two decades, Venezuela has entered a deep socioeconomic and political crisis. Once recognised as a regional leader for public health and disease control, Venezuela’s health-care and health
WeiterlesenBrendan Ciarán Browne, Trinity College Dublin The lives of my dad and his family changed dramatically on January 13, 1973. Their house – located in a Protestant area of East Belfast – was attacked and
WeiterlesenAnnette Idler, University of Oxford As the crisis in Venezuela continues, aid trucks are being blocked at the border with Colombia. But this development isn’t only about the two men claiming to be the country’s
WeiterlesenMaria Jellinek, King’s College London Do states have a moral duty to protect foreigners from mass atrocity crimes? At the turn of the millennium – and with the 2005 global political agreement to the “Responsibility
WeiterlesenAshwanee Budoo, University of Pretoria and Frans Viljoen, University of Pretoria Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has been sworn in as the African Union’s chairman until January 2020. A new chair is selected annually from
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