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Poppies, Politicians and Psychopaths: As the world’s leaders came together for Remembrance Day, there was a scent of hypocrisy: commemorating the mass casualties of two catastrophic world wars while simultaneously waging new ones.
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Terreur- Guerre - et Paix. NON au commerce des armes : NON au paradoxe grotesque. Coquelicots, présidents, chef des gouvernements du monde et manipulateurs hypocrites. Ils se réunissent pour commémorer les pertes massives des deux guerres mondiales catastrophiques tout en orchestrant de nouvelles. The Bridge MAG.Image

In November The Bridge Magazine editorial focuses on true crimes, allowing readers to understand what goes on inside serial killers’ minds in a bid to prevent more people becoming their victims.
This November, analysis and statistics on world civilian casualties due to bad politics, lies, propaganda and war brings politicians out on top as the most dangerous types of people, not only on a par with …

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Bridging the gap between UK and overseas post-graduate studies in shipping: an opportunity to link theories with practice and find the way to resolve the issues of migration and brain-draining from Africa to Western countries. The Bridge Magazine interviews Jean-Paul Wafo, the maritime law consultant who initiated the project.
[ 20 Oct 2016 | 3 Comments | 7,554 views]
L'Université privée Catholique romaine de l'Afrique Centrale (UCAC) est basée à Yaoundé, au Cameroun. Mieux reconnue comme l’université qui forme en série les diplômés les plus recherchés au monde, elle est ouverte à tout le monde. The Bridge MAG. Image

One of the world’s most prestigious universities in Cameroon is to host a new Post- Professional Degree Programme in shipping Law in February 2017, following a guardianship convention signed with a UK maritime law consulting firm.
The private Roman Catholic University of Central Africa (CUAC), based in Yaoundé, Cameroon, is open for Catholics and laics students. It is known for two thirds of its graduates landing …