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The Need to Implement an Age Restriction on U.S. Dietary Supplements
07.15.23
Young people are especially susceptible to abusing weight loss supplements. Age restrictions will protect them.
Political power should be transferred to the youth-Zimbabwe’s Fadzayi Mahere
10.10.22
As Zimbabwe heads to the polls in April 2023, spokesperson for the opposition Citizen Coalition for Change, Fadzayi Mahere, has stated that it is time for the youth to take over the mantle of leadership in the country. Mahere was speaking during an interview with Africa Policy Journal in Cambridge, Massachusetts. There are more than […]
Character Reform: Egypt’s Year of Education
02.21.19
Egypt begins its Year of Education with an ambitious initiative in partnership with Japan that could shift Egypt away from its test-centric education model. Yet, critics worry about the emphasis on conformity and group cohesion in the new curriculum.
Event Review, 2018 Annual Harvard Arab Conference: Technology and innovation: Inseparable couple?
01.4.19
Technology and innovation have the potential to ameliorate an impending regional energy crisis while creating space for young people to flourish.
Event Review: Youth Movements and Political Participation in Saudi Arabia
11.9.18
Mohammad bin Salman (MBS) is a member of Saudi Arabia’s swelling youth population. Even as MBS courts favor with his young subjects, his efforts may not meet high expectations for reform.
Review of the Oscar-Nominated Documentary, “The Square”
02.2.14
Just as Egyptians were preparing themselves for the third anniversary of the 2011 “Lotus” Revolution, a sold-out theater on the other side of the globe eagerly waited for the Oscar nominated documentary, “The Square,” to begin. Ironically, the documentary that beautifully captures the struggles of those who demanded freedom, transparency and social justice, has been […]