"The Nation" columnist Elie Mystal explained on "The Breakfast Club" why he thinks the U.S. should scrap the Constitution and try to write a new one: HARLAMAGNE: You're one of my favorite people to ...

As Nigerians continue to search for remarkable heroes in virtually all the fields of human endeavour, as their beacon-bearers in the dark tunnel of mass ignorance, it is indeed a piece of ...

In a piece entitled ‘Indigene versus Citizen' – the Nigerian national question discussed the 68 Constitutional Amendments ...

Once 2,000 square miles in Virginia and North Carolina, the swamp today is perhaps one-tenth that size. Allison Shelley The worse it gets, as I wade and stumble through the Great Dismal Swamp, the ...

Political myth-busting: what does it mean to be proudly South African? Pride is a ubiquitous political phenomenon. Despite the British Writer Samuel Johnson’s great assertion that “Patriotism is the ...

Traditional allies, including the European Union, South Korea and Japan, face tariffs as high as 20%, while China confronts a ...

An American woman living in the Netherlands have shared her shock after realising the difference in sizes of popular fizzy drinks. Comparisons between Europe and the USA are nothing new, but that ...

The Straw Hat Pirates’ sprawling adventure across the Grand Line has been a staple of anime ever since the late 90s, and with more than 1000 episodes, it’s fair to say that One Piece has had ...

One Piece is a Japanese manga written and illustrated by Eiichiro Oda. The series follows protagonist Monkey D. Luffy and his Straw Hat Pirate crew as they explore the Grand Line to find the King ...

One major African country has plans to build impressive new additions which would be part of a huge development. Morocco plans to build the world’s largest stadium and two new motorways.

This past weekend has seen One Piece finally return and treat fans to a double dose of episodes. While there was a new episode on both days of the weekend to mark its return, regular programming ...

I’m an Opinion columnist for The New York Times, writing about foreign and domestic issues. I often report from around the world, but I’m also very interested in how we fix the rifts in ...