Democracy: why does the presidential “third term” plague African politics?
Prof Roger Koudé talks about his book “The fundamentality of human rights” in the programme “Les Belles Lettres” presented by Josué Simon OUANKISSAM on Télé Tchad
International Day of Peace (2022 Edition) and the Nelson MANDELA Decade for Peace (2019-2028)
Prof Roger Koudé talks about his book “The fundamentality of human rights” in the programme “Les Belles Lettres” presented by Josué Simon OUANKISSAM on Télé Tchad
Speech on Peace, Justice and Effective Institutions
Prof Roger Koudé talks about his book “The fundamentality of human rights” in the programme “Les Belles Lettres” presented by Josué Simon OUANKISSAM on Télé Tchad
Security Council reform, sea serpent awakened by Macron and Biden at the UN
Heads of State this week proposed to the General Assembly an expansion of permanent membership, as well as a suspension of the veto in cases of mass crimes. At a time of tensions with Russia, however, any reform seems to be in jeopardy. Read the full...
UNESCO Chair in Regional Education Development and Lifelong Learning: Forum On The Futures of Education
The International Commission on the Futures of Education released a report in November 2021, Reimagining our futures together: A new social contract for education (一起重新构想我们的未来：为教育打造新的社会契约, 执行摘要). The UNESCO Chair in Regional Education Development & Lifelong Learning will host a forum on the Report with an audience largely focused on Hong Kong and Southeast Asia.
Australian Institute of International Affairs: The Current State of Democracy in Tunisia
ADI director Prof Fethi Mansouri was commission by the Australian Institute of Internationl Affairs to reflect on President Kais Saied’s constitutional referendum in Tunisia, which could have serious implications for a country once championed as the singular Arab democracy.
The Lowy Institute: Migration Nation
ADI director Prof Fethi Mansouri spoke at a Lowy Institute panel on the role of Australia’s multiculturalism in foreign policy.
The fundamentality of human rights
Prof Roger Koudé talks about his book “The fundamentality of human rights” in the programme “Les Belles Lettres” presented by Josué Simon OUANKISSAM on Télé Tchad
Nelson Mandela International Day
Speech by Professor Roger Koudé at UCLy – Université Catholique de Lyon (Campus Carnot)
Arab-Australians praise ‘very important’ Census, call for greater language learning
While heartened by 2021 Census data revealing that Arabic remains the second-most spoken language other than English in Australia, experts have encouraged the learning of reading and
Intercultural Dialogue in UNESCO New Medium-Term Strategy
Main trends in present-day UNESCO strategy in the realm of intercultural dialogue are presented, basing primarily upon texts of two documents, approved in November, 2021, at the 41st session of the General conferenceof UNESCO, namely, the new medium-term Strategy...
Putin’s Russia: Between the need for security and the desire for (all) power
Russia is a unique country in the world! Indeed, with an area of 17,125,191 km2, more than four times the geographical size of the European Union and its 27 Member States, Russia is the largest country in the world but with a population of only 146,170,015...