The British newspaper, The Times, published a report entitled "UN staff ‘responsible for 60000 rapes in a decade’." This report comes in the wake of the extensive coverage by the newspaper of the new revelations in the scandal that shook this “charity” organization; where it published on its front page a report revealing that Oxfam had appointed Roland Van Hauwermeiren as its branch director in Haiti, who was later at the heart of the scandal of dealing with prostitutes during the organization's work to rescue the earthquake victims in Haiti, two years after he was expelled from another British relief organization on allegations of using prostitutes as well!

States pay great attention to their education policy and its styles, and they devise it with full awareness due to the significant impact on the building of individual personalities all the while emphasizing the state's reputation and displaying its position among other nations. A successful education policy will result in providing knowledge for the student and work for the society, where schools and universities are centers for ideas and the production of creative scholars in various fields.

Wilayah Syria: Demonstration in Al Sahharah in Support of Ghouta and Invitation to Open the Front Lines

A widespread discussion has been sparked after Pakistan’s Defence Minister, Khurram Dastagir, confirmed on 19 February 2018 that a further 1,000 troops are to be sent to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in addition to the 1,600 already there, whilst adding that Pakistan will not become party to any war in the Middle East or any Arab state. However, the deployment of Pakistan's troops is not where it is needed