Unequal opportunities in America’s educational system mainly impact members of racial and ethnic minority groups, as well as economically disadvantaged students.

The US presidential poll this year is considered to be one of the most important elections in recent memory. Iran’s leader has said it does not matter who occupies the White House for the next four years; Iran shall continue along its present path.

Apparently great friends, Iran and the USA fell out with each other in 1979 due to the Islamic Revolution of Iran, but most Iranians remember no less than 60 years of underlying bi-lateral enmity, beginning with US bullying.

Many nations, with debt repayments due, are faced with a dilemma: pay their debts abroad or concentrate on COVID-19 exacerbated problems at home?

For many schoolchildren in the UK, due to the extreme poverty, abusive parents, lack of social care and a failing government, the only meal of the day comes from school.

Power outages have left almost all major cities in the dark since the onset of the war on Yemen in 2015, which has put over 5,000 power stations out of action in the interim period, with attacks no longer restricted to military targets.

Following the beheading of a “History” teacher many in France contend freedom of speech should hold no bars and not be curtailed in any way, others opine that offensive and abusive language, or acts, breach propriety, hence the widening societal division.

Upon the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the unrecognized Republic of Artsakh with a majority Armenian population became Azeri territory.

The COVID-19 pandemic which has disproportionately killed black Americans has drawn renewed attention to the persistent inequities in wealth between blacks and whites despite the economic prosperity of recent years.

Since the formation of the UNHRC in 2006, Saudi Arabia, despite having the worst human right record in the world, has been elected as a council member for four terms, between 2006 and 2012, and again from 2014 to 2019.