The Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs and Policy Studies.] As the OAU–Abiola legacy shows, reparations ...

Given this scenario it is essential to ask the question, ‘Is Artificial Intelligence Strengthening or Weakening Democracy?’ While AI can be useful for more efficient and effective public service ...

[This is an excerpt from an article in The Round Table: The Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs and Policy Studies.] In light of the unfolding situation around deleterious American tariffs ...

Queen Elizabeth II has been a rare constant during 70 years of ever-quickening change, embodying the best of Britain for many people. In two years, she will overtake the French king Louis XIV as the ...

The twice-postponed Kigali Commonwealth summit is now due to take place in the week beginning 20 June 2022. The leaders’ debate is likely to be lively. Can the significant decline in resources be ...

The Editor of The Round Table has invited my opinion ‘on the subject of the unfortunate controversy that Queen Elizabeth has been finding herself in recently, namely of racism’. I am uninformed about ...

[This is an excerpt from an article in The Round Table: The Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs and Policy Studies.] Reviewing reports issued in the aforementioned countries, it also evident ...

While much of the world nervously eyes Russia’s war in Ukraine, a potentially more seismic geopolitical realignment is quietly taking place in the Pacific region – and it is one in which the ...

What, who is a Pakistani? What does ‘Pakistani’ mean? According to Akbar S. Ahmed (1997, p. 188), the ideological confusion miring Pakistan’s national identity and its failure to invoke a cohesive ...

The biennial Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) seldom receives plaudits. In 1987, when the Commonwealth was at the height of its influence, the Sydney Morning Herald derided it as a ...

Reparations for slavery have become a Commonwealth issue, as the Commonwealth increasingly has its ‘moment of reckoning’ with its origins in the British Empire. This was underlined by Sir Hilary ...

[This is an excerpt from an article in The Round Table: The Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs and Policy Studies. Opinions expressed do not reflect the position of the Round Table ...