Read more Politics Remembering World War One December 20, 2018 1709 views World War 1 toppled empires and cost the world dearly, writes Debra Grace Lim Jia-En, 19, a Commonwealth Correspondent from…
Read more Education “Six years without history can hurt society” December 2, 2016 2999 views History has returned to Nigeria’s school curriculum, but Emmanuel Olutokun, 23, a Correspondent from Lagos in Nigeria, underlines the damage…
Read more Commonwealth “Oral history tells the Commonwealth’s story” August 23, 2016 3495 views The growth of regional and international organisations that foster trade agreements could overshadow perception of the Commonwealth of Nations, but…
Read more Economy & Trade “Learning lessons through travel in Korea” January 29, 2016 3292 views A visit to the Republic of Korea gave Erandi Thanippularachchi, 23, a Commonwealth Correspondent from Sri Lanka, opportunity to learn…
Read more Peace Building “Memories of history: she said, he said” October 16, 2015 2874 views Learning from history helps to avoid repeating mistakes of the past, but Tiloma Chandrasekera, 27, a Correspondent from Colombo in Sri…
Read more Uncategorized "Hidden gems – the sugar mill derelicts in Tobago" January 15, 2015 5145 views Exploring little-known historic spots becomes an opportunity to learn about culture and let the imagination soar, writes Latoyaa Roberts, 27, a…
Read more Uncategorized "If you know your history" November 9, 2014 5691 views A critical view of history is vital to identity, writes Jake Elson, 20, a Commonwealth Correspondent from Bunbury in Australia,…
Read more Uncategorized "Hong Kong battle: capitalism vs communism" October 17, 2014 3734 views Protests in Hong Kong can be linked to democracy or historic promise for reform, but Jake Elson, 20, a Correspondent from…
Read more Uncategorized “You call it Delhi; we call it Dilli” April 8, 2013 9320 views For more than a thousand years, Delhi has commanded the attention of rulers and invaders who put their stamp on…
Uncategorized “Does reparation start the process of connecting cultures?” June 3, 2012 2855 views In November 2006, Prime Minister Tony Blair of the United Kingdom issued an apology for his country’s past role in…