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Footballers After Football: The Sustainability of the Game & Potential Gains for the British Government
Footballers after football – financially set for life, attractive wife, worshipped by thousands after a career living every boy’s dream. What could possibly go wrong? Well, recent studies show that quite a lot can, and ...
Albania: Waiting for a Better Past
1944 heralded the end of the Nazi occupation of Albania, as the country was liberated by the the National Liberation Movement (LNM). The anti-Fascist National Liberation Council became the country‘s provisional government. ...
The Iraqi-Kurdish Oil Deal And The Fight Against Islamic State
In early 2014, the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) began independently exporting crude oil through Turkey, angering the central Iraqi government which “claims sole authority to export oil from the country”. In total, th...
Bengal tigers under threat: Only 106 left in the Bangladesh Sundarbans Forest
The number of Bengal tigers in the world’s largest mangrove forest has decreased dramatically according to new figures. It stated that only some 100 Bengal tigers were found in the Bangladeshi part of the Sundarbans Fores...
The Wound Still Pains, 20 Years Later…
I was sent on assignment by my editor to head to the Rwanda High Commission to cover the Genocide Commemoration. This was the second time I would be attending such an event. The first was in 2011. I must say, I grew up with the...
Nowhere To Turn: The Eviction of Burma’s Minorities
The by-election victory of Aung San Suu Kyi last year promised much hope for Burma. Since then, and with pressure from the international community, the government of Thein Sein has been slowly forthcoming with reforms. However,...
