What’s labeled “cuts” aren’t necessarily actual cuts. They could just as easily mean slower increases.
What’s labeled “cuts” aren’t necessarily actual cuts. They could just as easily mean slower increases.
Sung-Hee Choi’s parting words about her activism to her interviewer: “It is about love for the people who cannot speak now.”
Anders Behring Breivik was influenced by the writing of a third-rate U.S. terrorism “expert.”
The grand strategy of a Pakistan-funded Washington NGO is to offset the Indian lobby on Kashmir by targeting members of Congress who work on foreign affairs.
The idea that a Middle-Eastern country such as the UAE could be making such progress works against this clash of civilizations rhetoric that characterizes the post-9/11 period.
Public confidence in the Mexican army and judiciary has declined considerably. Meanwhile, 73 percent of Latin Americans perceive corruption among public officials as a widespread problem.
It’s shameful how threatened officials and the media are by accurate estimates of how many civilians died in the Iraq War.
Today many in the developing world continue to be frustrated with the IMF’s structure since it doesn’t reflect the shifting power balance in the global economy.
Though Freedom Flotilla II was intercepted, it vows to regroup and fulfill its obligations to the besieged people of Gaza and to the hundreds of thousands of ordinary people around the world who funded and organized this act of solidarity.
If education were made more of a priority, Haiti’s future would look much brighter.