AGI Magazine
Across the world this International Women’s Day, campaigners raised their voices in unison to protest against gender violence. Unfortunately, if the huge support for this initiative is indicative of anything, …
Read MoreIn spite of its huge deficit of natural resources, Japan’s cities are characterized by neon lights, luxury gadgets and 24 hour service culture. But in March 2011,when the devastating Great …
Read MoreNorth America is well and truly approaching the fag end of its time on top of the global economy, with the Asia-Pacific region predicted to outstrip its position as the …
Read MoreA beautifully sunny bank holiday weekend was kicked off last Friday by AGI in spectacular style. At London’s luxurious Cinnamon Club, with the help of legendary Bollywood costume designer Anna …
Read MoreA shocking report has revealed that Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Burma, and Thailand have lost nearly 40m hectares of forest since 1980, and leading conservation group WWF has warned that, without …
Read MoreAfter a two week lull in what had seemed to be almost daily threats of war and nuclear devastation, North Korea has grabbed the spotlight again this week, announcing that …
Read MoreThe media went into a frenzy recently when Professor David Nutt commented in the press that cocaine abuse by reckless financiers played a significant role in the global financial crisis. …
Read MoreWhile internet slowdown affected the whole world last week, India was largely unaffected. Services of the government-run BSNL were hit in some southern states but private broadband service providers were …
Read MoreThis Monday, people in Japan and around the world will take time to pause to reflect on one of the most shocking natural disasters in recent memory, the Great East …
Read MorePrompted by an annual auction in Tokyo’s Tsukiji fish market, bluefin tuna recently became the most expensive fish in the world. After extensive bidding wars for the delicacy, a 222kg …
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