Ten years on from Chibok, what happened to the 276 Nigerian girls snatched from their school? by The Guardian

Rapunzel reimagined: the women retelling fairytales to challenge notions of perfection by The Guardian

Roger Federer supports the Act For Early Years campaign

As Gaza is bombed and starved, the Arab world is watching – and it’s angry by Nesrine Malik (The Guardian)

Survivors tell of the devastating impact of the US-led invasion 20 years on by Emma Graham-Harrison and Salim Habib

Europe Books is presents ”Masks”: let’s meet the author who has a lot to tell us about her book!

MASKS, a new release

“ANIMAL FARM” Revisit Ignored

Reflections

Global inequality ‘as marked as it was at peak of western imperialism’ by The Guardian

WHAT IS THE IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR CHILDREN? (by OECD)

Education at a Glance 2020 by OECD

Facing the jobs crisis*

How have countries dealt with coronavirus school closures and what’s next for education? (OECD)

Tax in the time of COVID-19*

Tackling the coronavirus*

OECD Policy Observatory on Artificial Intelligence*

Africapolis: Mapping a new reality*

Oxford diversity jumps *

What is the Global Refugee Forum?*

Our Failure to Protect: Political commitment is vital to prevent and respond to young newcomers going missing in Europe*

Just launched: OECD Economic Outlook 2019

OECD Audio Abstracts: Health at a Glance 2019

Youth Skills Crisis in South Asia and beyond*

How to be Human: The Manual by Ruby Wax*

Facing the Unknown: Does ICT exclude or include?*

A Temporary Shift: What happens when immigrants have to wait longer to obtain permanent residency?*

Artificial intelligence*

The future of work is now*

Going Digital Toolkit*

Tunisia’s integrity challenge*

International Migration: The Human Face of Globalisation*

People power: Collective intelligence in the new era of international co-operation*

Going up?*

53 developing nations promised to increase spending

Africa’s Development Dynamics 2018*

Rohingya refugee children*

10,000 children killed and maimed, hundreds of schools attacked in rising tide of violence by Billy Briggs*

The Guardian: When Jewish Americans uphold occupation, it corrodes our souls by Mariyama Scott*

You remember Sisyphus from Greek mythology, right?

Chibok Schoolgirls

Mohamed Sidibay for Theirworld and Global Partnership for Education’s conference in Senegal,

How Immigrants Contribute to Developing Countries’ Economies*

What is a federal government shutdown? The Guardian explains

Tunisia: Austerity bites by The Economist

RESILIENCE IN A TIME OF HIGH DEBT*

In numbers: Behind France’s two-year state of emergency – France 24

The pursuit of gender equality: How to win an uphill battle?*

Key Facts on Education (OECD)

Rohingya refugee children need urgent help to deal with their trauma*

State-owned enterprises, international investment and national security: The way forward*

A portrait of family migration*

Building the Future: Children and Sustainable Development Goals in Rich Countries – Innocenti Report*

For globalisation to work for all, you have to level the playing field first*

China remains the major driver of world growth *

Building tax systems to foster better skills*

Timor-Leste: Life beyond oil*

First report for the Lancet Commission on Syria*

A home truth: We need better quality and more affordable housing*

Don’t be a skinny blue mushroom! Try the Insights quiz!*

OECD countries need to address the migration backlash*

OECD warns weak trade and financial distortions damage global growth prospects

Top earners: Why did the 1% get so rich?*

Global Competency for an Inclusive World *

Tunisia: In Sun and Shadow*

To have and have more: Wealth management and the growth of global inequality*

Brexit Shock*

Take the money and run: the uses and abuses of political funding*

Update of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Government assets matter too, not just debt*

OECD and UNHCR call for scaling up integration policies in favour of refugees*

From Analysis to Action – Multidimensional Country Reviews by Mario Pezzini, Director of the OECD Development Centre*

Are you in the 1%?*

Three things you need to know about climate change*

Empower a Girl. Change the World.

Progress for women and girls in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

Now more than ever, migration policy needs to be comprehensive and co-ordinated*

Migration Challenge

G20/OECD Corporate Governance Principles

Are migrants settling in?*

The facts about Greece*

The Greatest Puzzle of Today*

We must harness the true strength of migration by Peter Sutherland*

What will our livelihoods be like in 2030?*

Nigeria is the winner, West Africa, too!*

Targeted Policies to Eradicate Poverty*

What is quantitative easing?*

The lost decade: in search of “Social Europe” *

Is happiness a woman?

The measure of poverty*

The transatlantic trade deal must work for the people, or it won’t work at all*

World War I

Children in Central African Republic are targets of new wave of violence*

Girls with Books: A New Global Power

Is Greece at a turning point?*

Pakistan’s efforts to talk with the Taliban are threatening to undermine the country’s recent democratic gains.

Innovation Policy Platform

Ukraine protests by Telegraph photographer David Rose in Kiev

Better knowledge for better innovation policies*

Reuters – Norwegians become crown millionaires as sovereign wealth fund hits benchmark

Growth ahead, but risks are many*

Poverty, then and now. Part 1, Rich Man, Poor Man*

Chemical Weapons Report – UN Secretary-General’s Note

The Merchant of Venice*

Working with youth*

Unemployment in OECD countries will remain high through 2014, with young people and the low-skilled hit hardest, according to a new OECD report

School’s out, but what’s next?*

A Climate of Change (A Special Report by The Economist Concerning the Arab Spring)

JOBS, EQUALITY, TRUST – OECD Forum*

What makes for a better life?*

Time To Say “NO” Campaign

Think You Are Smart?

The Angry Young Men

Senior Entrepreneurship

YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT CHALLENGE

Local strategies for youth employment: new governance approaches

Mali and current developments – Part IV

Mali and current developments – Part III

Mali and current developments – Part II

January – Science Month

Mali and current developments – Part I

Three Kurdish women found shot to death in Paris

In Syria, the beginning of the year has been marked by more bloody events

Developed countries are not immune to armed violence – one example for a strategy

The global economy is weakening again

E-books

How the provisions of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights are implemented

Parlement

Where will we be in 2060?

Internet Economy Outlook 2012

Living Together Report

How to deliver smart local development

A high-level event

Science and Technology Outlook 2012

Does education still pay?*

Pension Markets in Focus*

Parley

Middle English parlai speech, probably from Middle French parlee, from Medieval Latin parabolare, from Late Latin parabola speech, parable

First Known Use: 1580*

“Parley” is a discussion or conference, especially one between enemies over terms of a truce or points in dispute or other matters; mutual discourse.

The root of the word parley is parler, which is the French verb “to speak”.

Beginning in the High Middle Ages with the expansion of monarchs, a parley, or “talk”, was a meeting held between kings and their Chief Retainers. Parleys were part of the many changes in Europe, especially regarding governments. These meetings can be attributed to the formation of parliaments, which are derived from a similar root, parliamentum, simply meaning “talking”.**

Act V Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare
Drum. Enter BRUTUS, CASSIUS, and their Army; LUCILIUS, TITINIUS, MESSALA, and others
BRUTUS: They stand, and would have parley.

*Merriam-Webster

**Wikipedia (from Webster)

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