Edward Ojo

If the cold-blooded murdering of twenty innocent 6 and 7 year old kids along with six of those caring for them in an elementary school where they were supposed to be safe is not terror, then America must have a strange definition for the word. The paradox is that within a period of half...
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  Mr. President, does it not bother you, that for someone who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, your apparent double standards makes even the most ardent of your supporters feel rather uneasy? Africa will judge you on the basis of the company that you keep and your contributions to advancing peace and stability on...
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In addition to the straitjacket in which it finds itself in the Eurozone, the French social model is too socialist in structure. While it might work in times of plenty, it leaves very little room for manoeuvre for the leaders in times of adversity. Hollande’s plans are neither robust nor coherent, nor brutal enough...
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  Juncker overstayed his time on the Eurogroup. Like an overprotective mother-bird that does not know when to let her little ones go, he clawed on to this group for too long. Even when he had stopped being the finance minister of his country, he stayed on as a non-voting head of the group....
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The USA would love to export democracy to all corners of the world. Yet, the American version of democracy is too expensive and not user-friendly. It is nice and neat on paper, but it is complex to implement and dangerous to introduce to countries where there already exist divisions along social, ethnic and religious...
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Like Norway, Scotland has enough oil to rank among the richest countries on this planet. The claim of the of the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer that seems to suggest that Scotland will not be viable as a country is a very hollow one in the ears of intelligent people. Yet, apart from the...
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On 1 January 1999, the euro was introduced to the international financial market. Three years later, on 1 January 2002, it was formally launched and entered into circulation. Thus, on 1 January 2012, albeit like a child on a sick bed in a hospital, the currency celebrates its tenth birthday anniversary. It is probably...
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In reality, we are no Europeans. We are British. We drive on the left, they drive on the right. We are proud of who we are. We are international and open to the world for business. So, we sold UK Electricity to EDF of France. We sold British Water and British Gas. We sold...
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Rightly or wrongly, Greece is perceived as being wrong on the issue of Macedonia. Within the European Union, other than Greece, all member states recognise Macedonia as the constitutional name for the country which Greece insists should be called “the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia” (FYROM). Resulting from this is the fact that rather than building cooperation, seeds...
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