Afghan Schools Under Attack
Attacks upon schools by Taliban linked insurgents have spiked over the last few weeks. Insurgents targeted education officials tra…
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Rulli Speaks on the Afghan Development Project
As a follow-up to my last article, this week's entry spotlights a recorded interview with Francesco Rulli about the Afghan Develop…
Much More than JPMorgan's $2Billion Lost
The problem is masked by the size of the loss that is seen as scandal by most and justifying the call for greater regulation by ma…
Will Asia-Pacific Extend as Global Economic Growth Engine?
Exports may decline and capital costs may rise, but Asia-Pacific will continue to be not only the fastest growing region but also …
The Trial of the 19th Century: Stanford White's Murder
Stanford White was born in 1853. White was a famous American architect of the late 19th and early 20th Century who created many wo…
Broadening Broadband Internet Access!
Ensuring investment and innovation without stifling competition is the key challenge todays ICT [information and communications te…
Mobile Money for the Education of Afghanistan
Last Tuesday, Mike Sweeney and I had the pleasure to travel to Washington to meet with two USAid officials, Mr. Clinton L. Doggett…
NATO and Film Annex Building the Education System in Afghanistan
The NATO has been active in the higher education system in Afghanistan since 2006. The Science for Peace and Security Program (SPS…
Encouraging Women & Girls in Information Technology (ICT)
Information technologies as a means to empower women and girls is the theme of 2012 World Telecommunication and Information Societ…
Asia-Pacific Needs to Complement Climate & Growth Priorities
The world's common future will be hugely affected by the choices that are made in Asia and the Pacific on a low carbon growth path…
