Saberi Roy

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Saberi Roy is a writer/poet/analyst/political commentator/psychologist and writes on science, arts, psychology, religions, politics and philosophy. She has a Masters degrees in Philosophy (MA), in Psychology (MSc) and in Consciousness Studies with QM (MS).Saberi contributes to several US, UK and European journals on a regular basis as a columnist and analyst and is also writing an ongoing series in Psychology to provide new insights into human thinking. Her poetry and psychology articles are available in book formats and she also edits a scientific-spiritual magazine.Saberi also works with Argentina based journal on Science-Technology Studies (Ea) as their Singapore-Hong Kong-Malaysia correspondent. She is also actively involved and interested in futurist thinking, science, technology and communication and development of integrated knowledge systems.

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Wikileaks Unfolds Secrets and 21st Century Information Sharing

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Russia’s Spying Culture Still a Cold War Remnant

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UK General Elections and the British Media

The bias of the British media and the role of the media in the 2010 UK general elections

The Danger of Chinese Politics

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