Fri 16 July 2021: It is often during times of great adversity, that we witness the extraordinary strength of the human spirit. Dr Imtiaz Sooliman founded the Gift of the Givers Foundation in 1992 and has spent the last 29 years dedicating himself to providing humanitarian aid and disaster relief. BizNews founder Alec Hogg spoke to Dr […]
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Fri 02 June 2021: We’ve been hearing concerns about COVID variants since the outbreak began but none are as worrying as the Delta strain. At least, so far. From Asia to Africa to South America the vaccinated, under vaccinated and unvaccinated are all reaching for their masks. Why does this variant seem so much more alarming […]
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Thu 01 June 2021: For over a century, Indigenous children were forcibly taken away from their families to residential schools created by the Canadian government and administered by churches. Survivors have reported that all kinds of abuse happened there. Last May, the first mass burial site was discovered with the remains of 215 children on […]
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Tue 15 June 2021: As coronavirus has spread across continents, our way of life has completely changed. Planes have ground to a halt, borders closed off and families separated. But now, as vaccination programmes surge ahead, the aviation industry is working with governments to try to secure safe and efficient ways to travel. A digital […]
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Sat 29 May 2021: What began as a strike against a tax proposal in Colombia has now escalated into a nationwide protest movement over some of Colombia’s most deep-seated issues. Protesters are demanding structural changes to ease inequality and end police violence. After a month of demonstrations, President Ivan Duque’s popularity has hit record lows […]
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Fri 09 April 2021: When France’s President Emmanuel Macron announced a controversial bill on “Islamist separatism” last year, members of the country’s Muslim population worried about what would happen next. Now, the bill has reached the Senate. As France’s politicians try to outmaneuver each other from the right, what impact will their politicking have on a […]
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Fri 02 April 2021: There’s an influx of children migrating through the southern border with Mexico. But is the US ready to receive them? The United States Border Patrol estimates that up to 22,000 children could cross the border with Mexico in April. President Joe Biden promised a more humane treatment of migrants than his […]
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Thu 21 January 2021: Donald Trump is leaving office today as Joseph Biden assumes the presidency and command over a deeply divided nation. But the transfer of power is taking place under military presence as many National Guard troops patrol the US Capitol and Washington, DC. In today’s episode, we have got a roundup of […]
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Sun 20 December 2020: In a nutshell, Indian Chronicles is: a 15 year-long operation running since 2005; 10+ UN Human Rights Council accredited NGOs, mostly resurrected; The resurrection of Prof. Louis B. Sohn, a prominent figure in human rights, deceased in 2006; Several identity thefts, including the name of Martin Schulz, former president of the European Parliament or […]
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Tue 08 December 2020: We’re exploring Mohsen Fakhrizadeh’s story and the future of US-Iran relations. Many Iranians had no idea who Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was when he was assassinated at the end of November. But intelligence services in Israel and the United States had been tracking Iran’s top nuclear scientist for years. So what happened that […]
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