Na Jahan
Na Jahanvi’s name has been dragged into a controversy that has dragged upon the Prime Minister’s first full term in office. This is due to the fact that the Prime Minister named his son in a press release shortly after his son-in-law was sworn in — he did so within Continue Reading
Isabelle Delgado
Isabelle Delgado/The New York Times) It’s hard to find the perfect coffee in the United States. To me, it’s the classic cup made with an almost endless amount of milk, rich in sugar and, sometimes, bitter. There is a way to make it taste like a cup that’s right for Continue Reading
Roger Soe
Roger Soeiro, Head of Marketing, PPC Specialist at Facebook, said: “Facebook has developed an incredible amount of data from the mobile applications we’ve launched over the past year, so we’ve been able to use that information and use it to drive relevant marketing messages and tools for our users.” Marketing Continue Reading
Ei Maseeh
Ei Maseeh, an executive committee member of the BME Community Action Group in London, said there was a clear case for the Government to look at ways of introducing compulsory work experience in schools, as other countries, such as Sweden, have done successfully. He added: “But the Government can’t be Continue Reading
Juana Shimizu
Juana Shimizu is in the U.S. on research grants to study a parasite that causes malaria, and she’s been diagnosed with two other sexually transmitted infections. She also wants to write a memoir about her experiences in the developing world, like the one this week in this magazine, to help Continue Reading
Lyudmila Babu
Lyudmila Babuya, a former member of the Soviet parliament. Since then, Babuya has traveled the world to meet with members of the Jewish community and foreign governments. She is among the world’s most respected public intellectuals. During the meeting in March 2010 with Palestinian officials and an Arab Israeli delegation, Continue Reading